Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-05-24
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.

Leaving.
Lots Of new shoes just received
at G. W. Trim ble's CASH STOhE.
Sheriff Aabogast and postmaster
Slaven spent Sunday at Duroln.
Mrs David Bratton, of Bolar,
spent Monday night iii Monterey
Highlanders had return OF the
shiyers Tuesday morning
Miss Josephine Stephenson left
Monday morning for a visit to
friends near Farmvile and other
points.
DIX Powers. after stay Of
several weeks at Monterey, left on
Tuesday morning.
MrC A Dickson and son, Will
liam. returned Monday evening
from trip to Jamestown.
See the new line Of mattings at
the CASH STORE.
[ will take wool from all parties
owing me on open account.
Ira @ Simmons
Tuesday morning was very cold
for May. The mercury stood at o.
and ice formed in places. Strange
to say, vegetation did not seem to
be seriously injured.
Messrs. Benz. and Arthur Reed,
mentioned in this issue, have a
brother who died here during the
war and whose grave is III the
meadow south of the Methodist
church, Monterey.
Mrs. w. P. Campbell, of Stuart's
Draft, Va. who has severe attack
of appendicitis. has gone to baltl-
more for treatment. Her friends
hope for successful operation and
an early recovery.
High price paid for Turkey Eggs
at E B Whitelaw's.
Russell Simmons, a town urchn,
got on one of the hotel horses Sat
nrday to ride from the blacksmith
shop to the stable. The horse ran
away with him, bnt he called into
play all of his sticking qualities
and kept the saddle until the fright,
ened animal was caught. Two OF
the streets were covered at break
neck speed.
In view of making some changes
In our business, we will make some
special values in merchandise, W.
= have a first class stock OF clothing
drv goods, notions, millinery, gro
ceries. etc., everything that is KEEP
in a first. class country store.
Simmons & Hevener.
Mr.. O. D. Flaherty, OF Nortl
Carolina, is visiting his sister, Mrs
J.C. Matheny, at her home OF
South Spruce street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Slaven, o
Crabbottom, spent Wednesday i
town.
Lee, the 16-year-old son of WI
liam Helmick, died this morning
Tbursdav-at the home of his pal
ents on Mr. R B Campbell's place
near town. he had been i'll fo
two or three weeks with tYphol
fever
Mr.. Geo. w. Cleek, of Bath, cam
up Wednesday afternoon and sper
the night in Monterey. His so
was pupil of the M H. S., and RI
turned home with his father Thur
day.
Messrs. E. H. McCllntic and !
H. Stephenson, of the Montere
bar. are attending Bath court.
Mr.. Edward Beverage irprepa
ing to build on his lot on Trimb
Hill.
Mesdames Anderson and Hodg
aud Mr.. Frank Anderson, jr.,
Franklin, came to Monterey Tue
day.
We have just received a beau'
full line of children's. BOYS al
mems shoes. making our line ii
the most complete one ever offer
in this town. Please come ia al
see tine prices at the CASH STOR
C. W. TRIMBLE.
There will be stated comm
nication of Highland Lodge. \
ITO. A f. and A M, on Frid
night at the usual tour.
j Cliff Matthew, Sec
The switch board of the Mon
rsY Mutual office has been sent
for repairs, and service will be
terrrpted for something like t
days.
Dewitt's Little Early Risers,
nous little pills. XII. Trimble
Pains caused by boils, bur
cuts, scalds and skin disease 9
promptly relieved by Dewitt
Carbolized witch Hazel Sal
co. D;Iac X II Trim bile