Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-10-19
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintances.
The first frost was a freeze

our Town vlSlC OaIuIuay'
Remember the postponement OF
court. day-November 18th.
Better not drink too much o
that frozen.apple-juice.
Mrs J E Maloy, of the Mcdowell
community, was trading in town
on Monday.
MrC Hansel, who has just re-
turned from Richmond, spent Sum
day at Hotel Monterey.
NILS Dickinson, who has not
been in Monterey for several
months, spent several days here
early.in the week.
Mr. Don Sullenberger, who came
over from Durbin since the storm,
told of a five inch snow, and we
conclude that we are hardly Yin the
mountains" at all.
Mr. Louie Carichoff, who has been
working in Pennsylvania, came
home Saturday evening.
Master Ron Wilson, of Doe Hill,
came over Saturday evening, re-
turning Sunday, accompanied by
Miss Sa)lie Arbogast.
Mr. E H McClintic returned from
the West last week to remain Ill
Highland until after the NoVem-
Der court.
Last Monday was ample apology
for the weather escapade of last
week, only we can't include the ap-
piles.
Highland lost thousands of bush
els of apples, butsome people didn t
have any to lose. There's an OBJ
scure pint" in this paragraph.
Every thing new and stylish for
Simmons & Heyener's millinery de-
parmtment, Crabbottom. Remem-
Der the place-a large assortment
from which 10 make your selection.
John Tlimble, Esq, one Of our
oldest citizens, had the misfortune
last Friday, to sprain an ankle
while attempting to mount his
horse. The sprain has occasioned
him much suffering and he is con-
fined to his room.
Miss Edith, daughter of E. M.
Slaven, Marlinton, has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs O j Campbell
for a week or more.
The fall term of Circuit Court
will open on the 18th day of No
vember, as stated in letter from
Hon Geo X Anderson to } e Ma
theny. dated Oct. 10th, 1905.
Remember, take subscriptions
for any magazines and newspaper
published. When wanting your
subscriptions renewed, phone OF
write me. H. M. SLAVEN.
Miss George Hiner, who is pre-
pairing for missionary work in
foreign field, left Tuesday morning
for Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. lobe McClintic and wife, Of
Jackson's River, passed throuel
town Monday On their way to Au'
gusta and other points east.
Mr. Will Hull, of the Wier com
munity, was here Wednesday ant
arranged to have his daughter entel
as pupil of the Monterey High
School.
Mr. Boyd Stephenson and sister
Miss Josephine, returned home
Tuesday evening, after a weeks
visit with friends and relatives IL
Bath county.
Having charge of the z Z Arbo
CAST tin shop at Monterey, | an
prepared to do all kinds of work il
his line except plumbing and court
ing. ID 5 johnston.
Mr.. A D Armstrong, one of Do
Hills thrifty stockmen, passe'
through town Thursday morninj
with nice drove of two-year oil
cattle, which he purchased in tn
Greenbrier valley.
A large stock Of foot wear o
the best brands for young and oil
will be ready for your inspection
in short time.
Simmons & Hevene
Ii S Johnston, the K. F. d. mar
is taking a two.weeks' vacatio
from mail duty, and his asSstan
Paul Slaven, issin charge.
MIR E K Rodgers and lady, Q
Meadow Dale, are visiting at Staur
ton.
My stock of watches is complete
| sell to reliable persons on the in
stallment plan. FL. M. SLAVEN
Mr. William 'Woodzell, who's
work on the Pine Grove schoo
house has been greatly delayed b
rainy weather, is now engaged o
the job,
A large number Of lambs hav
this week been weighed up an
started 10 market. In a geners