Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-02-23
Personal
Mr. David Woods. of Arbovole W
Va. was in Monterey Tuesday.

Mr. John Krigler, the we'll.
known and popular landlord of
Franklin, Is very i'll.
Miss Elsie Swadiey, of Wander
pool, left on Wednesday morning
for Washington city.
Thos ] Rpxrode has sold our
merchants some nice sugar-made
in January. He has made several
hundred pounds.
Misses Louie Siple and Signora
Kelster, of McKendrep, were shop
ping in Monterey on Saturday.
The roads have heen excellent
for two weeks past and our mails
are coming in on summertime
scedule.
Mrs W A Sipe, who has been
spending the winter with her Mon
terev relatives. returned to Staun.
ton last Tuesday,
Mr. f B Jones. Misses Mabel
Jones and Jeanette Humphreys
and Mrs DR. Fox went down to
Franklin on Tuesday.
Mr. Ezra Beverage, of the Doe
Hill vicinity called to see us We'd
nesday evening.
The Mutual Telephone people
held meNiing at DR. Trimble's Of
flee Sai urday afternoon.
Let all who can attend the school
entertainment igbt-Thursdav,
By so doing you will further two
purposes: the improvement of the
pupils and the improvement of the
school property
Rev FL A Murrill, who represents
the Baltimore Southern Methodist,
has notified us to send him a Re-
corder to Ltwisburg W Va, for one
month, instead of 10 Winchester,
and assures us that he has not for
gotten his Highland friends and
paper.
Mr. Lee Sullenberger, who, for
several months, has been with rel
atives in and near town, left OH
Wednesday mornidg for the West.
Miss Lizzie SDumate and sister.
Mrs Sc, bert, were visiting their
brother, Mr. J l. Shumate, at New
Salem. returning home Tuesday
evening.
Mr. James TrimLle, one of the
oldest citizens of Highland and
well known aid esteemed farmer
of Monterey neighb0rhood, whose
sight has been gradually failing
for several years. was
stricken with total blindne sS while
entering his sons yard on Tuesday
evening. 1t is a great calamit,
and he has much sympathy.
Though his vision has long Been
impaired. he was enabled to make
his accustomed visits to town and
60 at will about his stock and farm,
all Of which was comfort to him
and a pleasure to his friends,
Mr. James @ iiner, who is men,
toned elsewhere in this issue us
being in Marlinton looking out
location, came to Monterey Tues.
day evening. He has decided to
cast his lot with the people of Pc
cahontas, and thus they get anoth-
err worthy. enterprising citizen.
He will move there April 1st.
WANTED-District Managers to
post signs, advertise and distribute
samples. Salary $500 weekly,
$500 per dav for expenses. State
age and present empioym Ideal
Shear Co., 80 Randolph Street,
Chicago. 1-12.4m |
In the matter of the construct
ion of changes in the public road
leading from Monterey across Jack |
Mountain to Doe Hill, the Board |
of Supervisors at it's meeting on
the 10Th inst entered an order ap-
pointing w A Jones aud Joseph
Blagg to prepare proper specihca
tiOnS for the work on the east side
of the mountain, where it is pro
posed to expend the sum of five
hundred dollars and upwards made
mp of private contributions. Said
Jones and Blagg to superintend
the work and report to the Board
VB Bishop & Co, will have
practical cutter from the celebrat
ed clothing house of Strouse Bros,
Baltimore, Md, to take measures
for mems and boys clothing, on
Feb. Goth and 9th. All persons
desiring to have measures taken by
this expert, will please come to tie
store on either Of these days.
BE sure to call and have your
measure taken for suit of clothes.
The expert will be here two days
only. Respectfully,
Y b Bishop & Go.