Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-10-05


visiting the home Of Mr. George
Lockridge on the Bullpasture.
Mr.. L S Dickinson and daugh'
ter, little Miss Vernon. who have
been in Staunton for some time
returned to Monterey Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Hevener, Of Crabbottom'
left tuesday morning to enter the
Southern Seminary at Buena Vista.
DR. Wadsworth, Of Munsy, Ind. is
visiting his sister, Mrs A G Suddarth
monterey.
DR. I H Trimble add nephew, Mr.
Edwin Hevener, went east tuesday
morning, the former to join his
wife and daughter an New Market,
the latter well, we don't propose to
repeat any rumors.
A large stock Of foot wear OF
the best brands for young and old
will be ready for your inspection
in short time.
Simmons & Hevener
The harrington papers this week
report the marriage of Mr. VIM l.
bearing and Miss Mary E .Hiner,
which occurred on Wednesday after
noon Of last week. The bride is a
daughter of Mrs Jennie Hiner, is
we'll known here. and her friends
will all wish her we'll.
Miss Kate Gibson has gone to
Bath to resume her school work.
1t is so seldom that mother Earth
gets q glimpse of Old Sol that she
IS excusable for expecting warm
kiss when he dose show his face,
and there ought not to be any
gossip about it. 'ither.
Hevener& Palmer, photographers,
successors to A. C. Suddarth. are
now prepared to give you firstclass
Photographic work. There is no
use to have your charging done
away when you can get up-to.date
work done at home. Call and see
their mouldings. etc.. suitable
for all kinds Of picture frames.
A large bull, being driven with
a lot of cattle belonging to Mr. w
M McNulty, dropped dead in front
Of DR. | H Trimble's residence.
Monday last. The owner offered
the hIde'for the removal Of the car
cass, which was agreed to by
Charles Beard.,> The high price of
hides enable Charley to pat himself
on the back a few hours later, when
he realized SO. 10 for his work.
The firm of Simmons & Hevener,
Crabbottom, is new one but com.
posed of we'll -known men of that
section, Mr. Uriah Hevener having
purchased an interest in the |. q.
Simmons mercantile business. They
are both in the North purchasing
goods. Miss Clara Mauzy will have
in charge the millinery department
and is also in Northern cities select
ing her stock.
| have Just received q full line
of mems, boys and childrens hats.
Also a complete line OF winter an
derwear for all kinds Of people.
G, W. TRlMBLE.
Rev Kenton Meyers will fill my
appointments as follows: Crabbot-
tom Oct. Z, IL a. m. Forks of Wa
ter, $3.50 p. m. Jas W Brill, ? G
An infant son of DR. and Mrs
C B Fox was buried on Sunday last
after an appropriate service at the
home by Rev A A Walker. Four
little girls,-Evelyn Jones, Marie
Crummett. Carrie Fleisher and
Edmonia Ogilvie-bore the little
casket to the cemetery. For
several days the life of the young
mother, too. was dispaired Of, her
condition being very critical, with
chances against recovery, but this
morning, Thursday, there seemed d
to be a favorable change, and all
her friends are more hopeful.
Mrs Fox's mother has been with
her through her illness, her father
whose home is at Franklin, and
a sister. Miss Esta Smith, of Elkins
arrived yesterday and last night;
Miss McCarver, trained nurse, arriv-
ed Monday evening.
True and tried friends of the
family-DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers. Good pills. Sold by K. ID.
Trimble.
PUBLIC SALE