Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-04-20

Mr. Geo W Mauzy and wife, OF
New Hampden, spent Wednesday
night in Monterey.
Mr. @ P Chew and two bright lit
tie daughters, of lower Crabbottom1,
honored our office with a call We'd
nesday.
Miss Clara Mauzy selected her
stock Of spring hats personally ana
knows just what suits her trade:
Call when you come to town Court
Day.
Statistics are generally regarded
as dull and uninteresting, bat
those collected by us this week
prove Highland to be sweeter this
year than ever before.
Sullenberger Brothers recently
bought FIVE full-blooded Hereford
cows and one bull. They were
driven through town last week
and were greatly admired bY our
stockmen. -
Spring is here, and if you have
"that tired feeling" you ought to
take something. Try the Recorder
for a year. That rundown condi-
ton may be due to travelling back
and forth to borrow your neigh
boris paper. .
If you want goods of the highest
quality and low in price. 60 to Ira
@ Simmons.
Rev A A Walker preached his
first sermon, on this work, Sunday
morning at IL o'clock, from the
text "Christ is risen indeed" and
he made the acquaintance OF many
Of his Monterey congregational
3 p. m., he filled the pulpit at
Strait Creek.
The best method of suppressing
that ardent desire for garden-mak-
ing just now is to contemplate and
anticipate the early May Frosts.
| desire to say through the COL
umns of the Recorder that the re-
port Of my blacksmith shop being
cash shop is a mistake.
We shoe for 80 cents cash, 80
cents credit and other work accord
ingly. Yours respectfully,
A w Beverage.
Mrs Hull Kram err, of Allegheny,
who came to Monterey last week
on account of the illness Of her
daughter, Mrs / B Bussard, return
ed home Saturday, accompanied by
Mrs Bussard, who had so far re.
covered as to be able to make the
trip.
Rev j Mel. Seabrook, who, in
1881, was installed as pastor OF
Mcdowell and Williamsville Pres
Observation-Disclosures, died on April
I'd at >Charfottes vile, at which
place he had resided for several
years. He is remem bered by many
Of our people as faithful, earnest
minister Of the gospel.
There is more moving about this
spring than usual. Three families
of the neighborhood have changed
base during the week. Arlie Err
vine has gone to Mcdowell; James
Lamb to Strait Creek and Pearl
Waybright from the Stuart hohse
to the James A Trimble property,
on the hill south of town.
A complete line of all the new
and late style dress goods at Luns-
ford & Sons.
Messrs H P Patterson, G G Gut
shall and Frank Patterson, the lat
ter Of Pocahontas, attended the
Harrisonburg court this week, re-
turning to Monterey Wednesday
evening. They report the horse
market a little "off" from last
month. Mr. H P Patterson made a
purchase.
DIR G. NJ Burton, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of Lexington
Va, will be at the following places
at dates named to do Professional
work in this line. Glasses fitted
by prescription only.
Mcdowell, Tuesday, May LIST, at
Hotel.
Doe Hill, Wednesday. May 2, at
DR. Jones office.
Crabbottom, Friday, May 4, at
Hotel.
Monterey, Saturday. May 5, at
DR. O ] Campbell's Office.
. Willlamsville, Monday, May Z, at
DR. OWNS Office.
Warm Springs, Wed. May 8, at
Hotel. 4-20-2t
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