Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-07-19

Va. spent Sunday at his old home
near Mill Gap.
Mr.. Evans Trimble is visiting
the exposition this week. He was
met there by some of his Western
schoolmates.
Hold your orders for {. X. lib,
son. He will make you special
price on harvesting machinery this
,oow 5.28
Mr.. John Gwin, formerly OF
Highland, but for several years
west of the Allegheny, is now at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Ar
menia Jordon, Monterey.
I can sell you frst.class talk
ing machine from $40 to SlO0. and
the best cylinder records made, at
25 cents each. H. M. SLAvEN.
| will preach next Sabbath, July
21st. at Pisgah i am, Sieg Chap
Ell. Dublin, at 3 80, and at Monte
rey at 5 pm. w. S. TRIMBLE.
A first-class line Of watches and
chains always on hand at ii. NJ.
Slaven's Jewelry Store.
Mr.. E. Il. McClintic is the first
resident of Highland to own an
automobile. The new machine
was brought out from Staunton by
MIR. Carl Armentrout, who will
spend some time with Mr.. McClin-
tic, teaching him to operate It,
The machine is a Knox, l4-l6horse
power ruuabout, and shows up
nicely ia the first few trial trips.
V. B. Bishop & Co. respectfully
request that all farmers using In
ternational Harvesting machinery
kindly look over their machines
and let us have a full list OF all re-
pairs needed as we wish to order
thnm at once. 25 2
Preaching at Forks of Water. Ju'
" 81. at 1890 am. Will preach
funeral of Wilbur Colaw,s little
hoy at Crabbottom U. b. church, .
PM, same day. j. W. BRILL, T. e.
Mr.. R. D. Rimel, Of Rimel. W.
Va Is in the county introducing
the Pneumatic Churn Power,whlch
is the most practicable power we
have ever seen. 1t is simple III
construction and very easy to ope'
rate. requiring only few minutes
work of churning. This new pow
er will certainly meet the demands
of every housekeeper Of the land
We were told that five hundred
were sold in Pocahontas county.
Mrs Miles Harold, an aged lad!
Of Crabbottom, died on Wednesda..
morning.
Lean secl you good alarm clocI
anywhere from Soc to $500
H M Slayen.
The Second Quarterly onferene
Of the Monterey charge. M. =
South. will be held at Green IN
SATURDAY., July 20. at 3 pm; hey,
r. Dorsey White. the P. E., WI
preach on Sunday at IL am, ali
again at 3 pm. The sacrament Q
the Lords Snpr er will be admins
= tered at the morning service. !
basket dinner will be served at tn
church. Preparations are made :
care for all the members OF tn
conference who come on Saturda
to stay over night. Everyone
invited to be present.
A. A. WALKER, Pastor.
The friends of Mr. w Fl Math'
nv will be pleased to learn that b
is slowly recovering from his sever
illness to which reference was mac
last week. Mr. Cliff Matheny, wi
went to Tennessee upon receipt {
the news. is expected home Tn
evening--ThursdaY.
Mr. A Fl Williams, OF Nc Dove
and sister. Mrs Albert Lowenbac
Of Harrisonburg, were in Monter'
the latter part OF last week.
Mrs Sallie Arnett, of WHEEL n
W Va, and Miss Mary Stephenso
of Philadelphia, are the guests
Mr. and Mrs L H Stephenson. M
Arnett is sister Of Mr. Stephe
son.
Mrs ] M Colaw, who, since h
long illness last spring, has co
tinued in feeble health, has gone
q Richmond hospital for treatmel
She was accompanied by her hi
band. and as far as Staunton,
her brother and sister, Mr. KEMP
and Miss Kate Gibson.
An unusually large number
saw-mill sets indicate a bulldl
boom, and that bespeaks thrift a
prosperity.
Mr. Carl Sullenberger, of FtHn
is visiting his mother, near VI
derpool.
MIR Beatbe. of Mellow
sends a cluster of s half.grown