Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-06-07
Personal
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintances.

Don't forget the town election
next Tuesday.
Mr. ] P Lunsford, student OF
the University Of Virginia, return.
ed home Monday.
Mr. Uriah Hevener was passen.
ger on the eastern hack Tuesday
morning.
Mr. l P Boggs, well known
man Of Franklin, " Va, died last
Thursday. Aged SO years.
Rev A Q Flaherty is assisting
Rey Mr. Grady in a meeting at New
Church in Crabbottom.
Mrs W w Stephenson and daugh-
ter, Of Bolar, spent Wednesday eye
ming with Mrs Sieg.
Mr. James HidY, of lower Crab.
bottom, was in town Wednesda.
Rey Jehn W hedges, Of the NJ p
Church, we'll known in highland,
died last Saturday at the home OF
his son, in Baltimore, aged 80 years.
The city of Charlottesville voted
in favor Of "no license last Tues
day, the majority for the dry side
being 40 out of total vote OF o5O.
Miss Janet Stephenson left
Thursday to attend the closing ex.
erclses of W. & L. at Lexington and
u. of Va. at Charlottesville
On account of the illness of Mr..
CAROLS mother, at West Augusta.
MIR Chas Cross droye the mail hack
to Monterey Wednesday evening.
Messrs Paul and Dennis Gum
left Tuesday for the Jamestown
Exposition to spend a few days,
afte, which they will start for Sill
verton, Colo.
Attorney E B Jones and Sheriff
} Ed Arbogast went to Marlinton
Monday to attend court,
Messrs Jesse and CLYDE Hiner
spent a few days in the VALLEY
cities the first of the week,
On Monday last someone cut the
rnutual telephone wire between
Monterey and Doe Hill. at a point
near Mrs. Wagner's, on Jack noun
tain. Service was, of course, inter.
rupted until the wires were con
nected. We have not heard OF any
suspects, but the affence is a seri
one. Of which fact the guilty party
may be ignorant.
We have just received a beauti
full line of children's. boys ant
mems shoes. making our, line TIN
the most complete one ever offer
ia this town. Please come in an.
see the prices at the CASH STORE
C. ". TRINBLE.
There was slight snow fall il
New York last Sunday. The, wealth
.er conditions were such that mean
milliops of dollars loss to troopers
Pleasure resorts were deserted an
many of them will suffer financls
disaster. 1t is claimed to be tn
worst spell of weather,for the mont
of June, they have experlnced
manY years.
In view of making some change
in our business, we will make som
special values in merchandise. W
have first. class stock OF clothing
dry goods, notions, millinery. gre
ceries, ETC., everything that is ker
lin a first-class country store.
Simmons & Hevener.
Messrs C W Botkin and Otto
Winner. of the Crabbottom neigt
borhood were trading in town Tues
day.
High price paid for Turkey Egg
at E b Whitelaw's.
Misses Lille and Clara Warwick
who have been engaged in schot
work here since last fall, left Nor
day morning for Winchester
Mr.. G. j. Hiner, on his retur
from the big reunion at RIchmon
brought with him team OF BLU
Slippers, purchased in Stanton.
Rev. A. Awaken is conductin
a meeting at Rehobotb.
The many friends of Rev. }. n
Plowden. who. for time. preaclie
in Highland, will be glad OF tt
opportunity of hearing him agail
By an exchange Of puIpits, he wi
fiji my appointments next Sabbath
June 8, preaching at New Ham,
len at ii am. and at Hightown
$50 pm. w. 3. IhlMbLE.
Remember, order any paper
newspaper that is published.
Il. N. SLAVEN.
Mrs Geo W Hicklin, Of Bnllpa'
ture, is critically ill.
Mr. Morgan Armstrong. one
our oldest subscribers. stopped
to see us Thursday. while OIL h
way to his home at McDowe
I. H. Mast V;ruinio linn h