Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-05-29
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LOCAL NEWS
Personal Briefs of People at Home
and Abroad
Mr.. r. b. Rust left Saturday
morning for his home at Front Roy :

Mr.. John C0rDetJ, OF JacKSon
River, is one of the few who have
brought their wool to market.
Plenty of Columbia Dry Cell Bat
teries for sale at C. w. TRIMBLE's.
We noticed in town Tuesday
Mr.. Ads m Mclaughlin and Capt.
S. A. Gilmore, of Back Creek.
Mr.. H. H. Terry, of Jackson's
River, has gone to the Johns Hop
kins hospital for treatment.
Messrs. C. S. Waybright and }.
F. McNulty, Of Crabbottom, and
Mr.. E. A. Wade, of Back Creek,
were among the visitors to town
Wednesday.
Mr.. l.. S. Dickinson, salesman
for the Lynchburg Shoe Company,
has purchased team nj horses for
his use on the road.
Mr.. Josiah Crummett, OF Valley
Center, came up Tuesday and spent
the night here. He brought a load
of grain to the mill.
Mr.. Austin Gwin, of Bath coun-
ty, spent Wednesday in Monterey.
He was accompanied by Mr.. M. F.
Wiley, of the Bolar neighborhood.
Before placing your order Tor
Salt, get price on "Victor" brand,
in 224 lb. sacks, Same as "Key-
stone. C. w. JUDY,
New Hampden, Va.
Messrs. Henry Hevener and Will
liam Fisher, both young farmers of
Crahbottom, have gone to Loudoun
county with a view to buying
homes in that famous section OF
Virginia.
Mr.. S. w. Ward and wife, Of
Idaho, who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. E. A. McNulty, Nc
Dowell, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. McNulty, were registered at
Hotel Monterey Sunday night. Mr..
and Mrs. Ward took the westbound
hack Monday morning.
Fountain Pens and ink made
especially for them for sale at q.
NJ. Slaven's Jewelry Store.
Every Saturday evening during
the summer y Mrs. o. Evick will
serve refreshments, ice cream,
Strawberries, etc.
During the past ten days our
town has been visited by travelling
nan galore. We were about tosay
there were more drummers than GU
cumber bugs, but the pesky bugs
have it on 'em.
Rev. Thomas Cooper and son
were in Monterey Tuesday. Mr..
Cooper has the Crabbottom circuit,
M. +. Church, South.
V. B. Bishop & Co. can furnish
YOU frst-class -four at low figure.
A whole car has been received.
For Ladies Kid Gloves, Silk and
Chamois Gloves. write to
SHRECKHISE & BEAR.
- Stanton. Va,
For the benefit of those who alb
hor printers ink as a prime factor
to the advancement of their inter
ests, we should state that Samson
the strong party-was the first
man to advertise. He took two
solid columns to demonstrate his
strength, and several thousand peo-
pie "tumbled" to the scheme. He
brought down the house.
Preaching at Straight Creek Sun
day morning and at Monterey In
the evening, 8 o'clock.
w. N. Wagner
Mrs. H. P. Patterson has gone
to her old Pocahontas home for a
few days.
Mr.. c. C. Arbogast and Tippy
came in early in Che week. Both
look natural, except that one has
lost an ear and the other has 8
manned hand. They don't seem
disposed to tell on each other, sc
we won't say which of them is
minus the ear.
Mrs. G. j. Hiner and Miss Elsie
Slaven left Tuesday afternoon to-
the Valley of Virginia. They viii
attend the commencement exercises
of the Shenandoah College at Day
ton, from which Miss Elsie Hine
willshis year graduate in music
Mrs. Hiner will return with he
daughter next week, while Miss Ell
sic will remain some time witt
friends at Bridgewater and else
where in the Valley.
Mrs George w. Mauzy left Thurs
day morning to be present at tn
closing exercises of the Farmvill'
school, and where she will be joinet
bv her son, Mr.. F. G. Mauzy, O
Durbin. Misses Mollie and Patti
Mauzy are pupils of the school, ant
the former one of this year.
graduates.