Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-03-09
LOCAL NEWS.
PERSONAL

Messrs. W P B. and David Lock
ridge. of the Bullpasture, were III
town on Tuesday.
MIR Pat Hiner, of Pinckney, is
hauling in big supply OF wood for
the Milling Company.
Miss May Slaven, of Princeton.
w. Va, is on visit to her father
and other relatives at Monterey.
A little child each of Messrs w
H Lunsford and R f Gillett has
BEEN quite i'll this week.
Mr. j NJ Colaw left Thursday
morning on a business trip to
stanton and other eastern points.
Mr. G W Botkin, of the Crabbot-
tom neighborhood, was in Monte.
rey Tuesday.
Every cold "spell" not only
brings sugar "spell," but the fell
low who hasn't much feed, he has
Il spell"
Mr. Coe Beverage, of Knapp's
Creek. Pocahontas county, spent
dav 'r two with relatives at Mon
terey his week.
MIR Pr-ntiss Campbell, son OF
our former tOwnsman, W, p Camp.
bell, Esq. has accepted a position
in Cincinnati.
Gov Swanson has appointed DIR.
w Rodgers a member of the
State Board Of Medical Examiners.
--Staunton Spectator
Mr. Jos S Gibson has taken
\ckarge of the Bolar store for II
few weeks during which time Mr.
Hrdrick will enjoy a vacation and
rest.
Rev Clay Spodaugle and wife
were passengers on the incoming
staunton hack Wednesday, and are
now at the home of the farmers
parents north OF town.
Jno. Trimble, Esq, has sold to
Mr. James A. Trimbe his Bell
meadow, situated just south of
town. The price paid was some
thing over $50 per acre.
Nor1cE-We will offer for sale
privatel, during March and April
1906, cur House, Lot. and Machin
cry at Monterey, Va. |. F Gillett
r. F Gillett
Mrs James Cross will build a
large residence at. Jennin. s Gap.
Can't r r Moon, the contractor. is
at work putting up house for the
men to occupy.-Augusta County
Argus
Mr. Clark llevener, of Hightown.
who owns one of the finest sugar or
chsrds in the county, was over Oh
Tuesday, lie has made, this sea-
son. something less than 900 lbs
of sugar and 80 gallons of syrup.
Preaching at u b. Church in
Crabbottom SUNDAY II a. M. Mar
18th. This will be our last APP
y ,intment for this conference year.
Will preach at Forks of Water
same dav at 3 p. m.
Jas W Brill
Mr. Joseph Hull, of Cr abbottom
is very i'll. He had but PARTIAL,
recovered from his attack Of IA few
months ago. and was suddenl,
stricken again on sunday last. A.
we go to press his condition is re.
garded as very serious.
Mr. H Fl Slaven, Of Meadow Dale
has Just negotiated deal with j b
Draney, of New York for his tim
Der land on Allegheny mountain
for the consideration Of IS $500, in
spot cash. 1t is reported that 9TH
er deals are on hand.
WANTED-Distr;ct Managers to
post signs, advertise and distribute
samples SALARY $500 weekly,
$500 per day for expenses. State
age and present employment. Ideal
Shear Co., 80 Randolph Street,
Chicago. LIZ Am
Several of the Monterey young
people attended the two nights en-
tertainment at Doe Hill last week.
They are Misses Phoebe Jones. Ell
sic slaven and Hester Jones, Messrs
Err Jones, Owe: Colaw, Louie Car
ichoff. Bruce slaven, Evans Trim
BILE and Dick Crummett.
Mrand Mrs Boone Slaven, OF
near Dallas, Texas, arrived here
last night TO visit MIR Slavpn's SIS
ter, Mrs j H Lindsey Mr and
Mrs Slavrn have been in Baltimore
for IA month during which time
Mrs Slaven had Il serious operation
performed 1T the John Hopkin
HOSPITAL. = Bridgewater Herald.
Natures great medicine-Bliss
Native Herbs are for sale at X b.
WhiteIaw & Co.'S store. The cura-
tive properties of this famous med
icine are so well-known that No
recommendation are needed. zoe
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