Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintances.

has been on the sick list this week
Mr. D N Bussard, Of Bolar, spen
Tuesday night i'll Monterey.
Sheriff Arbogast left Wednesda,
morning for the Greenbrier val
ley.
Mr. Eugene Petty, of the V
Bishop clerical force, is substituting
in the Bolar store.
Mrs E G Rodgers is with Mrs {
B Fox during the doctors alb
sence in Albemarle.
Messrs VIM A Campbell and son
Row. of Franklin, have this weel
been in in Highland buying stock
Mr. and Mrs L Fl Stephenson
left Tuesday morning to attend thu
meeting Of synod now in session a
Stanton.
Mr. W A Bird, Mill Gap, Geo W
Harper Of the South Branch, DIR n
A Whitelaw and daughters, Mrs.
Chas Hull and Miss Mary, were
trading in town Tuesday.
MIR Edward Beverage, who has
been i'll for several weeks, is slowly
improving.
Tuesday was warm as summer
and made us ali feel that it was
eyer hasty in putin 'em on.
Mrs Malinda Hire and grand
daughter, Miss Clemency Heyener.
returned Monday from visiting her
daughters in Greenbrer and Mon
roe counties, W Va.
Mr. John Kramer, who, we re-
gret to learn, is about to make his
residence on the West Virginia side
of Allegheny, was in town We'd
nesday.
Having charge Of the e e Arbo.
CAST tin shop at Monterey, | am
prepared to do all kinds Of work in
his line except plum bling and court
ing. ID 5 Johnston.
Mr. James 0 Hiner. of Marlinton,
spent Sunday with his old friends
in Monterey. He had been in
Staunton on a business trip and
was on his return.
Misses Annie McNulty and Lille
Hook, of Mcdowell, and Jemima
Jones of Doe Hill, were shopping
in town Monday.
Rev A @ Flaherty, who has been
engaged in revival work, at differ
emit points. for several months,
returned to Monterey Saturday
evening.
| am always willing to take in
old watches on new ones at a price
/ can afford.
II M Slaven'
Mr. R D Folks. of Crabbottom,
came over Tuesday morning to
meet Miss Hamilton, of Augusta.
who came as q teacher in his fami-
ly.
Mr. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs
Caleb Compbell, Of Fluvanna, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs X H Trim.
BILE.
Mr. W A Cunningham left Tues
day morning to attend the reunion
at Roanoke.
Miss Lucy Hiner. who has charge
of the grammar grade, NH S. had
to give up her work this week on
account of illness. Patrons and
and pupils speak in high terms of
Miss Hiner as teacher, and hope
she may soon be able to resume
her work.
Messrs William McGuffn and
Will Bratton, of Jackson's River,
were at the Commercial Wednes-
day night.
DR. G B Fox, whose wife has
been very i'll for the past sever.
bal weeks. on Tuesday evening was
called to his old home near Shad-
well, .Albemarle, on account Of the
critical illness of his aged father.
The doctor left about midnight and
hoped to reach his home by noon
Wednesday. His father is an octo-
genarian, and has been blind for
humber Of years, but was vigorous
end enjoyed good health prior to
ibis attack. The last message
stated that he was Unconscious.
Mich sympathy is felt for Oh Fox
on account of this added affection.
All parties knowing themselves
indebted to me by bond or open ac-
count will please settle same by
Nov. 1st, 1905, or claims will be
placed in other hands for collection.
| have waited long and patiently,
and must have my money.
Respectfully,
L A Orndorff
Quarterly meeting at Forks Of
Water Oct. 27-28; preaching Satur.
day night; Sunday IL a. M, and
each evening at 7 O'Clock the fol-
lowing week; Presiding Elder Cru
yer will be with us from Oct. 81