Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-03-23
PERSONAL


over Saturday to spend few days
with his father and other relatives,
MIR V + IIaronff, formerly of
Highland, now of Bath county,wa
here on Monday last.
Mrs II NJ Slaven has been spend
ing week with friends in Staun-
ton AID Buena Vista.
MIR } Nj Colaw, who. last week,
went east on business trip, was
detained several DAYS on account of
sickness, but returned Monday
evening.
Our representative, Hon S W
Sterrett, returned home on Friday
last. lie was accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Mamie, who had
been visiting in Culpeper.
1t is announced that Mr. G b
Borst, well known in Highland,
has sold his farm in Culpeper and
will locate in Loudon county
Mrs i Jones, of Wier, is visit
ing at the home of her son in Au-
gusta.
Mrs Fannie Rodgers and Miss
Nettie Bryant. of Mcdowell were
in Monterey Thursday.
Messrs Fl S Lunsford and II b
Whitelaw, two of our young mer'
chants, are in the North making
their spring purchases.
TO be sure March got in bad
humor during the equin octial per
iod, but when we read of seven
DAYS snow-storm in Colorado, and
drifts ranging from $50 to 300 feet,
this Highland squall appears as
very tame affair.
Mrs Adam Stephenson. of High
town, is spending the week with
her parents. DR. and Mrs 0 } Camp.
bell, near Monterey.
Fl p Patterson. of the CONNER
cial, made business trip to Staun-
ton early in the week.
Owing to the illness of his wife,
Mr. E V Hook, one of our efficient
mail men, has been off duty for
more than a week. His wife has
fever and is at the X d Hospital,
Stanton.
Rev W W Carson will preach
Sunday. April 1. at Hightown, II
NJ. and Trinity. 3 P NJ,
Dewitt A Berry.
Wantad---. Statesmen to sell our
guaranteed Oils and Paints. Ex-
perlence unnecessary. Extremely
profitable offer to right party. The
Glen Refining Co.. Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev J B Hedrick, of Bath circuit
M E Church South, spent Thurs
day night in Monterey on his
way to conference at Cumberland.
John Botkin has moved to Dry
Branch, into the house formerly
occupied by Henry McAlister, the
latter gentlemen going to the Nc
Chung farm in Big Valley.
We publish elsewhere an interest
ing statistical report of the Sunday
schools of Highland prepared by
DR. Hi Jones, of Doe Hill. For
convenience, such matter should be
gotten out in tabulated form, but
the average country newspaper Of
fee is not we'll enough equipped to
do so. DR. Jones is great worker
along this line and the report shows
that he has the banner school of
county.
Miss Mary Jones, of Highland Co,
Va, is visiting Mrs. T. S. McNiel.
Her sister, Miss Margaret, who is
stodent at the Lewisburg Seminary,
also spent a few days here this
week.-Marlinton Messenger.
NoT1CE-We will offer for sale
privately during march and April
1906, our House, Lot. and Machin-
cry at monterey, Va. |. F Gillett
r. F. Gillett
MissMayme Wilson left this week
for the northern cities, where she
will spend sometime selecting her
stock of spring and summer MILL
merry. On her return to Doe Hill
she will open an up-to-date MILL
merry establishment.
Mr. George Armstrong, of Troop
F. 9Th Cavalry, FIT. Duchesne.
Utah, sent us dollar and said he
wanted to enroll as subscriber
to the Highland Recorder. Mr.
Lawrence Il Raltson, Of Mill Greek,
W. Va. is another one of High
lands young men who ordered his
county paper sent to him. 1t is
gratifying to the Recorder and it's
readers that the great number of
Highlanders. who have left the
county, have allowed nothing
to separate their love from their
native county, and have cherished
desire to keep in close touch with
its welfare.
Arthur Arbogast, manager Of the