Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-07-13
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintanceS.
These are dog

Mr.. j Hull Kramer, of Top A!
leghanv, was a visitor here Tues
day.
Messrs Geo A Bussard, of Bolar
and A J Beverage, Of Forks of Wa
ter, were trading at the Moutere,
mill Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. P. Jones, ir.. of Gov
ington, accompanied by his wife
is now visiting his parents at Mon
terey.
Monterey has had quite a num-
Der of city visitors during the past
week, and all Of them are delighted
with our town and climate.
Haymaking has commenced ca 81
small scale. The crop promises to
be far better than anticipated a few
weeks ago. In fact is believed to
be fine.
DR. X H Trimble is having some
fresh paint applied to the fences
enclosing his ward on South Spruce
Steet.
VIM Daugherty, a well-known
and respected colored man, who
moved from Monterey to Dayton.
Ohio. some three wears ago, is back
on visit.
Good luck to the thousands Of
little fishes this week turned into
our mountain streams! MAY their
spots grow brighter and brighter
and may they live to make happy
many sporty sportsman!
Mr. Jno Suter, of Harrisonourg.
a representative Of the Johnson
Machinery, is.now in the county.
Mr. Whitelaw is handling the ma
chinerY IN Highland.
A card from Rev Dewitt A.
Beery this week states that thev
are enjoying good health with ex-
ception of the children who haYe
the whooping cough.
One or more contributions came
in little late and are crowded out
this week. 1t is no fault of ours,
and the matter will appear next
week.
DR. O J Campbell will be at Crab
bottom 18th, to remain 4 days.
At Price Lockrjdge's Oath, to re.
main 4 days.
At Burnsville 2Sth, to remains
5 days.
At Williamsville Aug. 81, to re.
main 5 days.
Mrs Andrew Cleek, of Jackson's
River came to Monterey early
Wednesday morning in answer to
a message announcing the critical
illness of her sister, Mrs Lucy
Sheets. of Dunmore, VIVA, and
took the Barlow hack at 6 o'clock.
Mrs Sheets is the wife of deputy
sheriff, Sam'l Sheets, and daugh-
ter of Capt Geo W Siple, Of the
Greenbank community. A message
from Dunmore this (ThursdaY)
morning, gives no hope of recovery.
Olin Eyick. son of 2. Evick of
Franklin, W Va. will be perma-
nently located at Monterey, Va. in
the Harness and Saddlery Business
will be fitted to do any kind of
work after Monday 10th,
O. EyICK
On next Sabbath, after he morn
ing service, at i a. NJ, the Lords
Supper will be administered, at Pis-
gah Church. Preaching on Satur-
day, July 14th. at IL a. m. prepara-
tory to the communion. The ses-
sion will convene on Saturday after
sermon, and also Sunday morning
for the purpose of receiving any
who wish to unite with the church.
| will also preach at Sieg's Chap
ell at $3.50 p. M. and at Monterey at
s p. N. same day. W 5 Trimble
Mr. Harry Burns, Of Dry Branch,
this county, was operated OH for
appendicitis, on Tuesday. by Doc.
tors Fox, X FL Bile, and Camp
bell. The operation was made only
after vain effort to arrest the
trouble and as last effort TO save
the young mans life. He is
thought to be doing very we'll to-
day, Thursday, though his condi-
ton is necessarily critical.
Messrs. Jesse and Clyde Hiner.
who last week hauled a load of
merchandise from Barlow with a
traction engine. brought the larg-
est load ever delivered to a Monte
rev merchant by one "team." The
load was for V B Bishop 4 Co, and
weighed net 11012 lbs. Two wag-
ons were attached to the engine.
Miss Hazel, the sixteen-year.old
daughter of DR. W w Munroe, OF
'Parkersburg, W Va, died last week
in Washington, while on a visit to
relatives there. Her death was
due to eating some poisonous cam
ned fruit. DR. Munroe's mother
was one Of the Highland Arm.
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