Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-08-02
PERSONAL
Brief Items of INTEREST," to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintances.

IT..
was in town Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Il. S. Johnston, the faithful
r. +. D. man, is now making his
rounds in nice, rev wagon.
Mr.. John E. Sipe, who has been
painting Mr.. Jas. 0. Hlners house
at MarIiuton returned home this
week.
Miss Mollie Mauzy, who has been
teaching in the Farmville Normal,
retnrned to her Cr.bjottom home
last Saturday.
Mr.. Walter Smith, of Phlladei-
mia. whose family has been spend
ing some time at Monterey, is now
with them at Hotel Monterey.
Mr.. O. A. Bird has shipped his
household goods to Elkins, at
which point he expects to make
his home. Mrs. Bird and daugh-
tiers will pay visit to Doe Hill.
their former home, before leaving
for West Virginia. Monterey re-
grets to see them 60 away.
Mr.. v.B. Bishop, Mr.. Miller
Bishop, Misses josephine ard Janet
Stephenson. Bess and Matte Bish'
or are spe, ding the week at bolar.
Mr. i S Dickinson: travelling
salesman. came in last Friday eve
nino to see his wife who has been
right sick, but is much better now
Mr. Dickinson returned to his po-
sition on the road Wednesday.
Mr. Glen Ruckman came to Mon
terey Monday on a business trip
Mr. Ruckman reports that his
wife is doing nicely since the oper
alton.
MIR Arthur Arbogast was over
for a few DAYS to see his mother
and sister who are visiting here
Taylor Daughertv, worthy col
ored man. who recently moved
from this county to Elkins. W Va
came in Wednesday evening.
MANY farmers have begun Their
harvest. The crop OF grass j:
excellent in most sections and goot
weather is hoped for. The grass i
green vet, but last years expert
ence makes farmers appretensiYe
and they are making hay "whil'
the sun shines"
Mrs. Amanda Arbogast AM
daughter, Miss Sallie. accompanied
by their friend, Mrs A. Saudel
all of Buena Vista. are visiting !!
Monterey. Mrs. Arbogast, who
not very strong. has been III sine
her arrival. but her friends hope t
see her out soon.
Mr.. c. e. Aibogast came in Tues
day evening. He has sewers
plumbing contracts in town al
county.
The testimony of those return
ing from jamestown last wee
confirms very natural conclusion
viz: Visitors from the mountain
of Virginia should postpone the
trip to the exposition until COOL
weather if they would get niue
pleasure out Of the visit.
WANTED-Several good ca
penters; steady work; wages goo
Apply to [. b. BUssARD.
Monterey, Va.
Messrs Owen and Marvin Cola
left Tuesday morning for Ric'
mond, where they will meet the
father, Mr. j M Co!aw, thence tn
will 60 to the jamestown Expos
ton.
The Herald, published at MI
boro. Bath county, has been d
continued. Mr. Jordan, the edit'
will turn over his subscription /
to Mr. Robt Payne, who will sta
publishing the ENTERPRISE at Wal
Springs again. 1t will be RENEE
bered that several months ago t
old Enterprise plant was burn
out.
The Editor and readers will
pleased to see more correspondent
in the Recorder every week. "
absent friends would like to KIN
the happenings of your CONN
nity. Write up the news and sc
It in so it will reach this office
Monday or Tuesday mall.
We learn that Mr., Fred MAJ
is dangerously i'll with typhoid t
er in West Virginia.
Mr.. j. NJ. Jones, Dos !
merchant, leads the list as
largest shipper of wool this seas
being $4,000 lbs.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. McNultv took
drove of cattle through townTh'
day. He said they were the III
lot of heifers he ever marke
Thew were purchased Of Mr.. ia
Hevener.
FOR RENT Fleming he
and lot in Monterey by
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