Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-11-02
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintances.

MI u Il DOtkin was III w" eoi' y
Wednesday morning transporting
one of the men Of the engineer
corps to Top Of Allegheny.
"Have you come to stay?" is a
question that NAV be put to the
old storm King, and it is no less
pertinent than impertinent.
Mr. Or.in Bradshaw, wife and
Mrs A L Armstrong, of Mcdowell,
were in the village Wednesday.
MrRF Gillett and family left
on Monday last for San francisco
to cast in their lot with the brave
people of that stricken city. Their
friends wish them we'll in the
home of their adoption.
Another cold snap, on Monday,
acted as a spur or reminder, and
many cords of wood have been laid
in this week by the citizens of the
town.
Remember, you can get better
grade of Flour at the mill for same
money than elsewhere.
MIR Samuel Siple, Of Pendletou
county, returning from a visit to
PocahoDtas, spent Monday night
with his daughter, Mrs Maud V.
Slaven, Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Dudley, OF
HightowD, were in town Monday
Mrs PC Smith. who has been
with her daughter. Mrs. G. b. Fox,
during her long illness, returned
to her home at Franklin on Sun
day last.
Mr. John Trimble, who sustained
a severe sprain of the ankle three
weeks ago, made mis- first trip to
town OIL Tuesday.
Mr. Ed Rexrode, recently with
b. w Rowe & Co., is now with u.
Herbermann's So", Commission
Merchant, New York. See ad
in this issue.
Get prices on -four at Mill before
buying. 1t will pay you to do so.
MIR J A. Hiner, of the Doe Hill
neighborhood passed through town
last Friday with large drove of
cattle, which he purchased in West
Virginia. He had 1877, calves and
two-year- olds, in the herd.
II will be at Sugar Groye Novem-
Der Cd, at Palo Alto 9Th, Doe Hill
9th, Mcdowell 9Th, Monterey 10th
and will remain until court ad-
iourns. will come prepared to
repair all kinds of time pieces, also
to test eyes. JOE LERNER, of
Lerner Bros. jewelers.,
Franklin, " Va.
All parties knowing themselves
indebted to me by bond or open ac-
count will please settle same by
Nov. 1st, 1905, or claims will be
placed in other hands for collection.
I have waited long and patiently.
and must have my money.
Respectfully,
LA Orndorff
Mrs. II. NJ. Patterson will on the
LIST move from 122 North Coalter
street to the Marquis house on New
street north and c. j. Lurie, wife
and baby will make the Coalter
street cottage their home.-Staun-
ton Argus.
The patrons and teachers of the
Monterey High School regret very
much that Miss Lucy Hiner had
to give up her work in the school
on account of i'll health. She was
in charge of the grammar grade,
and every one seemed pleased with
her work. Miss Ella Warwick, of
Lynchburg, sister Of Miss Lille
Warwick, already on the corps. will
take charge of Miss Hiner's room,
and is expected OH Saturday.
DR. C B Fox, of this place, receiv-
ed telegram Tuesday about
noon stating that his faith
er had died at 1890 of that day.
DR. Fox left Immediately to be pres
ent at the funeral which took
place Wednesday. 1nterment in
Hollywood cemetery, Richmond.
Mr. John Ogilyie, who will take
charge of Y B Bishops store at
Bolar, reached Monterey, with his
family, Tuesday evening. Mr. Ogil-
vie has been employed in the e. q
O. Offices ut Charleston, W. Va for
several years. This change of work,
which brings him to Highland,
was made at the suggestion of his
physician.
The Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administt RED at
Hightown next Sunday morning.
At the same service the doors #
the church will be opened for the
reception Of members. An oppor-
tunity will be given to parents d.
sirous of having their children bap-
tized, to have them baptized at this
service.
Rev H Nj ROane, pastor of the