Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-04-10
HIGHLAND RECORDER
LOCAL NEWS.
Personal
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintances.

m0nd since last saturday,
Miss MAY Slaven, of Princeton,
w. Va. is now visiting her father
and other relatives at Monterey.
Mrs Ella Fiei>her, who has been
i'll for a long time, is thought to
be slowly improving, though still
confined to her bed.
Mrs L S Dickenson and little
daughter, Miss Vernon, have been
visiting at Staunion since latter
part of last week.
MIR G VS. Hull, Of Oakland, CAL,
who has returned again this season
on accom-. of his health, was IN
Monterey Monday.
Mr. Byron Beverage has been
unite i'll at the home of his parents,
MIR and Mrs w A Beverage, south
Of town.
Mr. Arlie Ervine ard family, OF
Winterburp, W. Va, spent short
while in town Saturday, on their
way to visit MIR Elvine's parents
near Mcdowell.
Carload of Wagons received by
V. b. Bishop & Co.
Rev Mr. Ferguson, the U. B.
minister who succeeds Rev MIR.
Brill, spent Monday night at the
Commercial. going on Tuesday
morning to Roanoke after his TAM
lily.
r. Our line of white goods can't be
surpassed in the city,
SHRECKHtSE & BEAR,
Stanton, Va.
Misses Marie Sayre and Mamie
Mitchell, who have charge OF the
school at Durbin, came to Monterey
last Saturday ard remained until
Monday. With them were MIR T
B. Arbogast, the Durbin postmas-
ter. Mrs P. ID. Arbogast, and High
lands Sheriff, who had been over
there for several weeks.
For SALE-A six.room house and
lot with necessary out-bulldlnSs
Also a small store. Goods includ-
ed if desired. Apply to
J. w. A. CALHOUN.
1874 New Hampden, Va.
The pension board viii meet on
the first day Of Circuit Court, the
2Sth, at the Clerks office.
Russell Eagle, of Highland coun-
ty. and J A CouseY, of Jackson
vile, Fla, are the latest Dunsmore
college graduates-Staunton Argus
Fit your colts and teams up with
new harness, so you won't have to
come for repairs in your busiest
season. Made to your order out OF
home, country tan oak leather bV
O. Evick, Monterey, Va.
Rev. A. A. Walker and family
left Wednesday morning for their
new home at Waynesboro.
Hats and Dress Goods just arriv-
ed. V. b. BISHOP TO.
Mrs. Fl. S. Dunscombe and
daughter. Miss Margaret, of Sum,
met, N. j., are visiting Highland
this week.
Before you come to town, court
week, gather up your harness, brl-
dies, saddles, etc, and bring them to
o. Eitk's harness shop for repairs.
Our people evidently believe that
spring has come to stay, for, on
every hand, we are busy cleaning
u2, repairing, building, painting,
fencing and shaking off the effects
of long, cold winter. Those who
look for a prosperous and busy
year have evidences of it right at
hand. Two planning mills are IN
operation, buildings are already in
course of erection and others con.
tracted for, while the hauling ot
much lumber back and forth, in all
directions, and almost every dav,
indicates spirit of Improvement
and renovation always desirable
and pleasing at this season. Teams
are in demand and everv one who
wants employment can find it.
Fish-fresh aud nice.
V. 3. BISHOP & Co.
The Rev } W West, field secre
sary for the Virginia Anti-Salooi
League, has resigned that office
The resignation is effective on ant
after May l The resignation wa
rendered Immediately following
the state convention in Richmon'
in February, but was not an
nounced at that time because OF it
possible effect on legislation thel
rending in the general assembly
Mr. West will take up work else
where, but will still he indentitie'
with the fight ag inst the liquo
element. The Rev } d McAlliste
will succeed him as secretary
We are agents for the Nlagr
Silk Gloves. Every pair double tai
aud guaranteed.