Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-09-07
HIGHLAND RECORDER
LOCAL NEWS.
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintanceS.

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right sick for several days, is better.
Mr.. Wendell Andreas, wife and
daughter, of Hackensack, N. D., are
the guests of MI. J. A. Whitelaw.
The weather cleared, and there
was a clearing Of the situation
generally.
Mr. Boyd Stephenson and sister,
Miss Josephine, are visiting friends
in Moore6eld this week.
Attorney L NJ McClintic, of Mar
linton, came to this side of the
Allegheny Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Louie Carichoff, who holds
position as telegraph operator at
Lebanon. Pa, is at his Monterey
home on ten days vacation.
Highlands fat cattle are moving
out to market. In addition to the
lot already referred to, Mr.. L H
Stephenson weighed TO Mr. Ruck-
man Sc head which averaged 1890.
Mr. Mark Simmons, one Of the Crab
bottom grazers, made an average
of over 400 on his herd.
Miss Grace Giiliand came over
from Doe Hill with the Misses
Bird last Friday and has since been
guest Of their home.
A little babe of Mr. and Mrs Fl S
Johnston has been very i'll during
the past few days. AS a result, the
RF D route was, on Wednesday,
taken in charge by assistant, MIR.
Paul Slaven.
Mr.. Dick Crummett left We'd
nesday morning for visit to rela-
tives in Staunton.
Mr.. John Trimble weighed his
herd of so cattle, on Monday
morning. They were bought by
W. M. McNulty for the export
trade. The weight was 14OO9.
Mr.. A.V. Huyler, of New York,
came in Saturday evening for a
short stay with his Highland
friends.
Rev, A. Q. Flaherty is assisting
in revival service at Burnsyille,
in Bath County.
Ginseng for Planting-Can fur
nisn roots and seeds in large or
small quantities-easv to cultivate.
Call on or address A G Suddarth,
Monterey, Va
September brought sunshine and
the hay-making is being vigorous
ly prosecuted.
LOST-On goth day Of August,
a black shepherd dog. with one
white foot, in Monterey. Finder
please make known at this office.
Mrs. Amanda Arbogast, of Bue.
naVista, has been visiting her old
Bone at Monterey for week or
more.
Mrs. Cliff Matheny has just re-
turned from ten days visit to
Mill Gap, the home OF her uncle,
John W. Bird, Esq.
Mrs. Emma Ruff and her two
little children, Of Bedford CITY, are
visiting Mrs. Ruf's father, Capt. )
G. Matheny.
Mrs. S.W. Sterrett, Of Crabbot-
tom, was shopping in town Tues
day.
CAPTAIN Robson, of Parkersburg,
a confederate veteran who has been
sojourningat Monterey for a month,
paIid visit to the Mcdowell battle
field on Tuesday. He was in that
engagement and readily recognized
the positions of the contending
armies, also securing a couple bat
tered balls from tree on the field;
incidentally ne paid doubtful
compliment to our sister village,
remarking that the "dear old town
looked natural-hadn't changed a
bit"
We acknowledge receipt of an In
yitation to visit the firm OF Shrek
hise & Bear in their new quarters.
We look upon this invitation as
more than an advertisement, be-
cause these people have made manv
friends in Highland, and enjoy a
good share of our trade. They ere
regular advertisers, however, in the
Recorder. and you will noe a
change this week.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is
best: Get DeWitts. Good tor
everything a salve is used for, in
Guiding piles. Sold by K H Trimble
Miss Hattie Cleek. of Kentucky,
who has been enjoying a vacation
at her home on Jackson's River,
spent Friday night in Monterey.
She was then returning from Au.'
gusta county where she was called
to nurse a little child Of Mr. and
Mrs W P Campbell. She reported
the little child as having been very
i'll, but somewhat improved when
she left.
A message from Barlow Wednes-
aay morning reports case of small
nov ont there and considerable ex-