Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-09-06
PERSONAL
Rrief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintances.

And Acquaintance.
Mrs. James q. Hiner, of Marlin
ton, is a visitor to Monterey this
week.
For SALE-A few strati6ed GIN
seng seed on haad. Parties desir.
ing seed write Mr. A c Suddarth,
Monterey, Va.
Mr.. S. Fl. Ralston, wife and little
son. Charles, and Miss Virgie Co.
law, Of Crabbottom, were up last
Friday.
Mr.. T. NJ. Beverage, who has
been at huntsville receiving treat
ment for cancer for several months,
returned home last week much en-
couraged. DR.. Burns, specialist,
was his physician.
Robert, the little SON OF Mrs.
Josephine Hum, of Louisville, who
is visiting here, has been very III
for a week or more.
AS we go to press, the condition
of this little child is regarded as
critical, and the father, MIR: II. w.
Hum. has been telegraphed and is
expected to arrive on Friday.
Mr. e T Fleisher's illness, refer.
red to last week, proved to be. a
mild t, pc Of fever. He is reported
quite weak, but doing as we'll as
could be expected at this stage OF
the case.
Out of a lot of 10l two and three
wear old cattle, marketed this week,
OF Mr. John Trimble IS averaged
1852 pounds.
Misses lucy and Sallie Wilson
left Monday morning for James
town. Miss Lucy is the faithful
and efficient operator at the Mutu-
al central office here, and the many
patrons Of, the line will wish her a
pleasant trip and vacation
Mr.. A. &. Suddarth, for some
time located at Bluefeld, is now at
Bolar. Mr.. Suddarth is not III
good health, and the change to
Blueh&ld has not brought any
cbanoe for the better. He came to
Bolar early in the week, and was
TONED there by his wife.
Mr. Vim McNulty sold to 7 {
Smith. the cashier~of the Alexan.
dria National Bank, Of Alexandra,
q considerable string of cattle last
week. Part Of these cattle will g
to Rappahannock county and War
rem county to be wintered and feec
as export cattle next year.
The Dunsmore Business College
made big draw on Highland tins
week: Messrs Otis Rexrode. PM
and Tate Sterrett, Glen McNulty
j II Waybright, Ira Brill ant
Charley Pufinberger.
Mrs M Barnes and daughter
Mrs Young, of Ohio, en- route TO
the exposition. made Monterey
point on their visit, arriving her
Mondsy evening. The are relative
of Mrs NJ L Ogilyie.
Mr. Geol ge Greaver and sons haV
completed the clustering OF Messl
Whitelaw and Sullenberger an
have returned to Staunton.
Mrs Harry Wade, Of Valley Ger
ter. is one Of many Highlanders
the exposition this week. Septen
her is an ideal month for our pee
pie to visit this warmer climate
and Indications are that larg
numbers, of that opinion, will vlsl
jamestown during the month.
Word has been received BY rel
tiyes here that Mr.. Stuart F. Line
say a prominent lawyer Of Bristol
in a diving condition. MIR. Lindsa
Of Highland stock, grandson
the late Reuben Slaven, and an e:
ceIlsrt Christian gentlemen.
early life he read law under M
Chas. P. Jones, and will be remen
bered by many of our people. t
has been in bad health for sever
wears and recently underwent
critical operation at Richmond.
Mr. Veach Hook, one OF the a
commoGating drivers on the Stau
ton hack line, has appendieit
Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Ho'
who has had much sickness in !
family in recent months. His wi
was away from Staunton-th'
home-when her husband to
sick but has now returned I
oneration was found necessary, b
had not been performed at last a
count.
The new serial. "The Roga
March" soon to appear in the Il
corder. The story is highly ent.
tanning and there is not dull II
from the beginning to the Ell
Watch for it.