Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-05-11
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.

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West Virginia Tuesday morning.
Mr. Tom Slaven is in attendance
upon the grand lodge |. o. y. f.,
Richmond, Va.
Messrs G p Jones, L H Stephen.
son. Homer and Miss Josephine are
this week in Stanton.
We have a full line of the IA
nous BATTLE Axe" and "All Amer
lea" shoes. j. Lunsford & Sons.
Cattle from Augusta and East
ern Highland are passing through
to the mountain range west OF us.
Messrs Walker and Mack Yeager,
of Pocahontas, spent Friday last IN
Monterey. They were looking up
titles to some timber lands.
DR. Arbogast and Mr. Oliver, of
Pocahontas, passed through town
last Friday with some 6ne'looking
Augusta milk stock.
A complete line of all the new
and late style dress goods at } Luns-
ford & Sons.
Mr. Tate Hiner has taken his saw
mill to the farm Of Sullenberger
Bros, near Vanderpool, and will
saw large set for them.
Messrs S N. Beverage and W. ID.
Hiner were passengers on the Bar
tow hack-line Monday morning.
A new line Of Ladies' Trimmed
Hats at very low prices just recelv-
ed at j Lunsford & Sons.
The meeting Of the County
School improvement League that
was set for May II, at this place
has been postponed indefinitely.
WANTED-Three or four good
driving horses, ages from five to
10 wears. Phone or address this
office for information.
Mrs E NJ Arbogast returned
Tuesday from Buena Vista, va.'
where she had been visiting Mr..
Arbogast's mother. She was ac-
companied by her little daughter
Virginia.
Miss Bessie Beverage, OF Monte'
rev. Va, is visiting her brother,
Coe. on Browns Creek. Mr. Bev-
erage brought his sister to Marlin
tom Monday to see our little village.
This is her first visit to Pocahon.
tas and she is very much pleased
with the neutrality-suspicious.
Messenger.
Preaching at Forks Of Water
MAY 10 at $3.50 p. m. at Crabbot.
tom at night. Will not preach at
Crabbottom in the morning, only
at night. Jas w BRILL I. u
MrH II Slaven, of Meadow Dale
leaves this morning, (Friday) fol
Richmond, with his daughter, Miss
Mary, who goes to be operated on
for appendicitis.
Mr. A McNulty and Mrs Corne.
liza Pearsol passed through Monte
rev Thursday eDroute for West Va
Miss Katie Bird, who has been
toooh;no in the family of Mr. q ID
Dudley. Hightown, left Thursday
morning for her home. Salem, Va
Latest style and lowest prices in
millinery at Miss Clara Mauzy's
store in Crummett building.
Mrs Eva Stephenson, Of High
town spent Sunday and Monday
with her parents, DR. and Mrs 0 J
Campbell. Adam requested US to
say that he came along.
Mr. David Lockridge, Of eastern
Highland, spent Wednesday night
at the Commercial, returning from
his Allegheny cattle range.
Miss jamie. daughter Of F. M.
Bird, Esq, of Mill Gap, was MARI
ed on Wednesday to Mr. sullie Rex,
rode, the ceremony taking place at
the brides home. We wish them
happiness through life.
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.
Elsewhere we publish The pro-
gram for Monday evening next. to
be rendered by the Monterey High
School, assisted by others whose
names are given. We hope to see
the audience room packed, because
the object deserves encouragement
and. Furthermore, this promises tt
be the best entertainment OF the
series.
Monday was banner day for the
merchants, and, incidentally, fo'
other business men, too. The fol,
lowing farmers were here with part
if not all, the members OF their
families: Messrs j Wesley Heven'
er, Hightown; Geo W Colaw, Forks
of Water and Isaac Simmons, whose
home is two miles north Of Monte
rev. This custom should be prac'
ticed. Whether there is much
trading done or not, family out