Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-04-03

an addition to their Shop and mill
property.
Messrs. j. A. Whitelaw and Lloyd
Sullenberger left Thursday morn
for StauntOn.
MIR. Samuel Warner had the mis-
fortune to lose a fine yonng COW
one day last week.
a fresh lot Of Timothy seed at
V, b. Bishop & Cos. Get your
| garden seeds from US.
Mr.. CLYDE Hiner, of the Mon e.
rev Milling Company, is this week
making business trip to Buck
harmon, W. Va.
Mr.. Charley Hull came in from
Laurel Fork Monday evening. &C.
companied by Messrs. C. M. Pom
eroY aud Norval High.
Mr.. C.. C. Hansel has broken the
ground for a garden on his new lot
recently purchased from Mr.. L. b.
Stephenson, South Spruce Street,
Mr.. F. Fl. Eagle. who has been
spending the winter near Elkins,
w. Va, stopped in town recently
on his way home to Williamsville.
For SALE-A six-bom house and
lot with necessary out-buildinSs.
Also a small store. Goods includ-
I'd if desired. Apply to
j. w. A. CALHOUN.
I134 New Hampden, Va.
Mr.. Ernest Hull has been very
| i'll for some time at the home OF
his father, Mr.. Joseph Hull, near
Hightown. His brother, Or. For
est Hull, of Durbin, with Doctors
Fox and Rexrode, met in consulta-
ton Sunday night. His trouble is
appendicitis.
If the Columbia Graphophone is
not the best machine made, please
take the witness stand and explain
why it takes all the blue ribbons
and prizes at the various expositions
and fairs the world over.
Fl. NJ. SLAvEN, Agent.
Mr.. W. p. B. Lockridge called to
see us Tuesday, accompanied by
Mr.. ID. Atkyns, of Fauquier, who
placed his name on our mailing
list. In reaching the Bullpasture.
Mr.. Atkyns came through eastern
Bath, and he inquired anxiously as
to show long the road commission
er had been dead"
There appears to be no financial
trouble in Highland, so far as send
ing away money is concerned. We
are informed by the Postmaster
here that the three months ending
March 81, 1908, have far exceeded
any quarter in the history of the
post-office in the Money Order bus
mess. Cannot our merchants offer
some inducements to prevent this
money from leaving home mar
kets.
Mr.. J. Cliff Matheny, assistant
cashier of the First National Bank
of Highland at Monterey, has been
offered a place with the Bath
County National Bank, at Hot
Springs. Mr.. Matheny, in this Of
fetal capacity, is efficient, popular
and accommodating, and we are not
surprised that his fame has gone
abroad. Highland is the mother
Of many good and useful boys, but
some Of them are needed at home
The entertainment at the school
house came off Friday night as adj
vertised. The house was we'll filled
and the receipts of the evening
were something like $50. The
p!ay-"When Mans Singles
a very good one, but, while some of
the players did well, others were
sadly at sea for want OF practice,
and the presentation, as q whole,
was not very creditable. However,
it is just such experiences that put
amatuers on their metal, and are
IA pretty good guarantee of better
things in the future.
Hats and Dress Goods just arriv-
ed. V. B. BISHOP & TO.
Our line of white goods can't be
surpassed in the city,
SHRECKHISE 4 BEAR,
Staunton, Va.
Use a Victor burner, American
wick, Aladdin Security Oil and
have perfect light. manufactured
By the Standard Oil TO. 4t
Order your Spring suits now
v. b. Bishop & Go.