Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-05-18
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintanceS.

Mr. and Mrs Jno W Bird, of Mill
Gan. were in town Tuesday.
A new stock of Telephone Bat
teries at ] Lunsford & Sons.
Miss Pearl Cross, of West Angus.
ta,has been visiting here since Mon
day.
DIR Clarence Jones and wife, of
Augusta, have been visiting his old
home at Wier during the past week
Mr. A V Huyler, of New York.
and Miss Pauline Hamilton, OF
Charlottesville, are spending the
week in Highland.
Miss Mollie B Stephenson was a
passenger on the eastern hack.llne
Saturday evening.
We have full line of the ia
NOUS "Battle Axe" and "All Amer
lea" shoes. j. Lunsford & Sons.
Mrs E Nj Slaven. of Marlinton.
has been spending some time at her
old home at Vanderpool. Her moth
er, Mrs Johnston, is in bad health.
Messrs Fl NJ Slaven and J Ed Ar
bogast spent Saturday aud Sunday
on the Greenbrier.
A new line Of Ladies' Trimmed
Hats at very low prices just receiv.
ed at J Lunsford & Sons.
Mr. Edwin Hevener, of Loudon,
came out Saturday for a short stay
with his grandfather, Jno- TrlmoIe'
Esq.
On the sick list, early in the
week. were DR. N A Whitelaw,
Hightown, and Mrs w A Beverage
near Monterey.
WANTED-Three or four good
driving horses, ages from live TO
10 wears. Phone or address this
office for information.
MrCW Trimble has rented the
storeroom on the Trimble corner,
now owned by Chas 2 Jones, and
will move his stock there IN the
near future.
License was issued Tuesday for
the marriage of Mr.. Alyin Leary
and Miss Pearlie Nj. Doyle, to take
place Wednesday.
A complete line Of all the new
and late style dress goods at Luns-
ford & Sons.
ATTORNEY Jno NJ Colaw and Mr..
los. S Gibson left Tuesday morn
ing for Stanton to be present at
the trial of Mr. D NJ KYLE.
Sol Simmons, who had been
working at Durbin for a while,
came home Monday with couple
of ibis fractured bv fall from
building,
Mrs Robt Shumate, Of Mcdowell
maid visit to the home of her SIS
ter. Mrs ] II Pruitt, Jackson's Riy-
er. the latter part of last week.
The damage to fruit by last
weeks frosts was severe in High
land. and, in some sections. is re-
ported as wholesale.
An interesting little case came
up for trial in Squire Wilson's
court on Monday. Road contractor,
P X Kramer had removed rock
from the road and ditch opposite
the residence Of Mr. L Beverage,
south Spruce street, and had thrown
them along his frontage, or yard
fence. The justice gave Judge,
ment against Kramer for Sl.OO and
costs.
Mrs Laura Cross, of West Au-
gusta. was thrown from her buggy
on Tuesday, near Jennings Gap.
and severity injured. She was there
seeing after the work on her new
building. E r Moon, who was
with her, had both limbs cut by
wheels. when down, but kept the
horse from running away.--Augus'
ia County Argus.
What is home without at Stew
ems Organ? Finely finished piano
cases. Burl or Circassian Walnut
or Mahogany, and at prices that
will surprise you. T. H. SLAvEN,
Ag't Highland and Pocahontas.
A day or two before leaving for
Marlinton, Mr. S N Beverage re-
:. ceivcd message statingthat thieves
had broken open his storeroom and
taken away some unopened boxes.
Sam seemed to regard this as a
"promising outlook" People so
anxious to get their goods, couldn't
waia until they were in the shelves
An outing party from the North
reached town Sunday evening and
spent one night at Hotel Monterey
The party consisted of Mr and
Mrs Herbert Wadswortb, New York
Miss Abigail Adams, Boston, Mass;
Geo Cary, Buffalo, N Y: | G Mon.
tagna, Rome. Italy, with three
erooms and eleven horses. They
made the trip of $50 miles in seven
DAYS From here they went to the
Chaat Maintain Club House, and