Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-10-02
Mr.. w. w. Stephenson, of Jack
sons river, was in town Tuesday.

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If you don't come to town FRI
day you will get mighty lonesome.
Andy Pufinbarger is arranging
to occupy rooms in Nathan's Folly
during the winter.
Miss Jeanette Humphreys, OF
Charlottesville, is visiting in town,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.
Jones,
Mr.. j. P. Lunsford left Monday
morning for Wilmington, Delaware,
where he has accepted business
position.
The following veterans OF this
community are attending the re-
union at Beverly this week: Messrs.
w. A. Cunningham, j. Lunsford,
G.. P. Jones and G. j. Hin9r.
Mr.. John E. Sipe and wife left
last week for visit to Huttonsvllle,
at which place their son resides,
and, while in that section, Mr..
Sipe will attend the Beverly re-un.
ion.
Putnam Organs manufactured at
Staunton. Va. are made of Virgil
MIA lumber, by Virginia workmen,
and are in use in thousands OF Vir-
ginia Homes.
In transcribing the names Tor the
printer last week that OF Mr.. Z. w.
Trimble was omitted from the list
of those contributing to the tour
nament-day fund. Mr.. Trimble is
an up-do-date, enterprising bust
ness man, and this omission placed
him in wrong light before the
public.
Mrs. C. S. Peterson will have her
Millinery Opening Oct. 10th. She
has taken special care in making a
selection of fall and winter millinery.
There will be a nice display
of stylish goods for the ladies, and
a special invitation is extended to
them all to visit her store at Nc
Dowell on the 10th.
The Clifton Forge Marble and
Granite Works, have just installed
a pneumatic outfit for cutting and
lettering marble and granite. Mr..
VanHorn is alive to the needs along
his line of business and now has
one of best marble works In the
South.-Alleghany News.
Miss May Slaven, who came te
Monterey early in her fathers Ill
ness, left for her home at Prince
ton last Friday. She was accom-
panied as far as Staunton and Bue
ma Vista by her sister, Mrs, M. l.
Ogilvie.
The Putnam Organ Factory Ii
the largest exclusive reed organ
mandatory in the world-capacl
ty 5000 organs per year.
DR.. G. M. Burton, eye, ear, nos
and throat specialist, will be at tn
following places:
McDowell-Dr. Siron's office
Wed. Thurs, 2lst and 22nd yet
Doe Hill-Dr. Jones Office, Fri
day and Saturday, 23rd and 24th
Crabbottom--Dr. Rexrode's OF
fee, Monday and Tuesday, 26tl
and 9th.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
2Sth, 29th and Goth OF October.
Glasses properly fitted.
Send in your orders for fertlllze
toe. B. Whitelaw q Co.
Highland county has lost anoth
er valuable young citizen in thepel
son of Mr.. Harding Gum, VIII
moves from the Wier neighborhoo
to Augusta county, where ne ma
bought farm. He and his famll
passed through Monterey at an cal
" hour Tuesday morning on the
way to their new home.
HEREFoRDCATrLE For SALE
Registered bull calves, Z Grao
bull calves I & 1915 Blood.
In order to make room for mo-
registered stock we will sell
o.ade COWS none less than I bloo'
For further information apply to
SULLENBERGER Bros
MONTEREY, VA
Star Route mail service on rou
from Franklin, w. Va, to Ora
bottom is open for bids until Oe
I3. and operation to begin on DC
9th. Service is to be twice a we
"wednesday and Saturday. y
hope the good people Of Frank
will urge that reasonable bids
sent in' This route STARTS at Fran
lin and the service can be perforrll
Cd for less money by some one Il
ing at that point. u
AUGUSTA FARMS Foa SALE-A
one interested will do well to G
on or address (Mrs.) Laura gro
Jennings Gap, Va.
The drouth is broken, a mu
needed and heavy rain falling 81