Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-05-04
PERSONAL
Rrief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintances.

"And the green grass rows all
round ard round.
Mr. Den Sulenberger is out al
Marlihton this eek.
MIR Rob Jones lef! Monday for Il
summers work in Pocahontas
The showers, so seasOnable for
grass, have retarded garden making
Mrs Elizabeth Gibson returned
last Saturday from visit to her
daughter in Stanton.
Mr. Philip Eagle, of Bath coun-
-ty, spent Sunday and Monday with
friends near Monterey.
Mrs Jno j Hiner, of Mcdowell,
visited her sister, Mrs Ralston, ear
ly in the week.
Mis- Elsie TIiner returned the lat
, ter part Of last week from visit to
her brother, at Durbin.
Latest style and lowest prices in
millinery at Miss Clara Mauzy's
store in Crummett building.
Father Van Inglegem paid visit
to his Highland mission last Sun
day, returning Tuesday to Staun-
ton.
Mrs G G Cross made trip to the
West Augusta section early in the
week.
. A new line of Ladies' Trimmed
Mats at very low prices just receiv'
ed at J Lunsford & Sons.
Mrs D G Ralston, of Crab Run,
no has been in i'll health for some
lime, left Tuesday morning for the
Johns Hopkins Hospital for treat
ment. She was accompanied by her
physician, DR. c b Fox.
We have a full line of the fa-
NOUS "Battle Axe" and "AlI Amer
ica" shoes. j. Lunsford X Sons.
Rev W W Carson, principal of
the Monterey High School, and Mr
O Wilson, are attending Presbvtery
at Lexington this week, Rev. W. S.
Trimble, pastor of tile churches,
being unable to leave home on ac-
\ count of his wlfe's i'll health.
Your sweetheart, wife or daugh-
kr will look her best with a
lish hat from Miss Clara Mauzys
llinery store.
Mr. A G Suddarth has made a
conditional sale of his photograph
4 gallery at this place to Messrs
Grover Heyener and David Palmer
The former is now with Mr. Sud
darth and will remain until fall,
when possession is to be given.
Mr.. C X Farmer, OF Barlow,
called Monday and left an order to
| be filled by the Recorder job office.
Those wishing copies Of the pro-
ceedings of the Lynchburg meet
ing of the cooperative Education
Association Of Virginia can be had
free by writing to Mr. J Kent Raw
ley, Richmond, Va, provided your
request reaches him before the sup
ply is exhausted.
& We received a card this week
1xQm Rev NJ. E. Hansel requesting
% change his address to Holden,
ian Co, W. Va, his new field
mission work. Mr. Hansel has
missed to write us description
that developing section of West
irginia.
A complete line of all the new
and late style dress goods at Luns-
ford & Sons.
=. Messrs Bussard and Gum have
kened up their planning mill and
rpenter shop at the old Bussard
Ind above town and are now
Hing orders.
Mr. Anderson Puffinberger has
pened Il new mercantile house at
Works Of Water.
The thunderstorm period of 1905
had it's Opening" last Sunday af-
iernoon. During "a big down
pour Of rain, there was heavy pea!s
khunder, and tree near the resi-.
be of Jno Trimble, Esq. was
PIX by lightning and demolsh-
Our townsman, Mr. W H Hiner,
las gone into the grocery business
I.t Murlinton, and is arranging to
Imove there in the near future. We
hope the change is not perma-
nent one, and that many of our
rood citizens will return when the
lm days are over.
hessrs Jacob G. Hevener, High
Fwn. and Jacob Vandeyender and
son, of Forks of Water, were among
he traders in town Tuesday.
We omitted to mention, at the
bper lime, The fact hat the name
the postoffice at Travellers. Re
bse had been changed to Barlow