Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-11-30
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.
Mrs. Jacob Hevener,of Hightown,
was over on Tuesday, shopping.

was over on Tuesday, shopping.
Mr.. Charlie Hull. Of Top Alle-
ghany, brought a load Of grain to
town the first of the week.
Mr. Granville Keller. Of Pocahon-
tas county, spent Tuesday night at
1.-The commercial.
After all, Thanksgiving Day
woald not have been"tvpical' with.
out a snow.furry.
Misses Josephine and Janet
Stephenson, and brother, Mr.. Hon.
er Stephenson, went east Monday
Messrs. Edwin Hevener and CT.
Shumate took a load of apples to
the Greenbrier Valley this week.
A full line of mems heavy Cut
ter shoes, WOODEN socks, and lum.
bermen's underwear for sale by V.
b. BISHOP & Co.
Mr. Me Matheny, Of Barlow,
has been visiting his Highland
friends lately. He spent a few
hours in Monterey last Friday.
DIR C b Fox and wife left Wed
nesday for Richmond, where Mrs
Fox will be placed under the treat
ment of DR. Ben Johnson, at the
Memorial Ho,pital.
See the splendid up.to-date line
of mems and boys hats at G. w.
TRIMBLE'S Cash Store.
A little Christmas escapade, re-
ported by the last grand jury un-
der the head of"An ARRAY, was ad-
justed by Squire O. Wilson on We'd
nesday last. The fines and costs
ran up to something like $50 or SIS.
If we feel that we have nothing
for which to be thankful on this
day Of Thanksgiving we should be-
= come alarmed at our lack of apprec-
iation and gratitude. Blessings,
mercies and comforts come to all
of US, and they come not only sing
ly but in showers.
VIM. NJ. McNultv has 81 thor
oughbred Pole Angus yearling cat
tie for sale-15 bulls and IL heifers
registered, and will sell these cat
tie on IL months time, and anyone
wanting to raise good stock should
call Oh him at Mcdowell, Va.
LOST-On Friday Nov 2 BOYS
heavy brown overcoat, between
Mcdowell and Monterey. A liber-
al reward will be given to finder.
DR. K H Trimble.
Our attention has been called to
the need of repairs on two bridges
between Mcdowell and Monterey.
One is near Beathe's Sugar camp
and the other near Mrs. Rexrode's
on the pike.
LOST On last Friday in Monte
rev female Scotch Collie, white
and yellow spots; liberal reward to
finder.
LLOYD SULLENBERGER.
Mr.. f. #. Payne, for many years
publisher of the Enterprise, at
Warm Springs, Bath county. has
sold out to Messrs. David and Frank
Lawless, Of Tennessee, who will
continue its publication. We wish
success to the owners.
Mrs. Julia A. Botkin, all aged
lady of the Mcdowell neighbor-
hood, died on the Oath Of Novem-
Der. She joined the NJ. E. Church
several years ago, and her remains
were laid to rest at McKendree
church.
Mrs. j. A. and Miss Mary Wal
ker, mother and niece respectively
of Rev. A. A. Walker, are visitors
at the Monterey preachers home,
having arrived Wednesday evening
from Cum berland, Md.
A splendid line of mems suits,
overcoats, odd pants, etc, at G. ".
TRIMBLE'S. See the CASH PRIC
Es on this line before you buy.
The union Thanksgiving SER
vice was held at the Methodist
church at II o'clock Thursday.
The sermon was preached by Rev
". S. Trimble, Mr.. Walker being
indisposed for several days.
Strayed-One eve and lamb with
swallow fork in right ear and paint
ed with red paint on left hip. Came
to my place about the latter part
of Sept. The owner can get prop
erty by paying for this ad and pas
ture. Cbas Gibbs, Bolar, Va.
The small pox scare in town
seems to have fully passed. In
fact, the situation never really
am ounted to a scare, though every
precaution was taken to prevent
serious trouble. MIR. Beverage has
resumed his outdoor duties and all
who were supposed to have oeen
exposed to the contagion have
been released from quarantine, reg
Nations. No new cases developed.
Mr.. Beverages immediate family
escaping. There still some sore
arms i'm town.