Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-11-13

Personal Briefs Of People at Home
and Abroad

Fox y his physician.
Mr.A. v. Huyler, made q flying
visit to Highland Saturday, leaving
for New York again on Tuesday.
To THE WoMEM We desire to
saw YOU will find full line Of Nc
Calls Patterns at G. w. Trimble's.
Mr. J. G.. Williams, one of Bath
county supervisors and formerly OF
Highland county, attended court
here this week.
Mr.. J. P. Lunsford, who recently
went to Delaware, returned to Mon
terey Monday evening. Heremain-
cd but tSx days, having accepted
aposition in Wisconsin.
Mr.. J. J. Stouteabers was 8 pas
senger on the incoming Staunton
hack-line Wednesday.
Putnam Organs manufactured at
Staunton, Va. are sold in every
state in the union and all over the
world.
Mr.. J. E. Hiner and wife, Of Doe
Hill, spent several days with Mr..
Hiner's brother, above town, this
week.
Mr.. Charles Welch has gone back
10 "Old Virginia, and Mrs. Sallie
Snyder has moved into the Carver
house.
Mr.. 8. B. Seig, Of Chicago, and
DIR. n. s. Fleisher, Of West Vir-
.inia, wore among the non-residents
Of tho county who had business in
court and attended this session.
Mr.. William Shumate, of Au-
xusta county, a native Montereyan,
Is visiting the old home and scenes
of his boyhood. He is son OF the
late Augustus Shumate.
Mr.. Jesse Griffin and wife, OF
Deer6eld, Va, spent the past week
with relatives on Jackson's River.
Mr.. Sam Harper sold his South
Branch farm to Mr.. David Wilfong,
OF Brushy Fork, w. Va. DIR. Har-
per 10 . good citizen and we hope
he will decide to buy in Highland.
Mr.. G; W. Botkin, Of the Me-
Dowsll vicinity, made this Office q
pleasant call Tuesday, and made it
doubly 80 by giving a new subscr'b-
$ion.
Nrs. G. W. However, Of Lees
burg. who hiss been here with her
sister, Mrs. N. X. Fleisher, since
Nr. Fleisher's death, returned
home Thursday. DR.. /. H. Trim
BILE, accompanied her as far as
Ssaunton, his new home.
Reys. J. s. Dotson, Of W. var
And II. C. Bitner paid this office q
visit Tuesday. The former will
move to Mil Gap neighborhood in
afew DAYS and will ell Mr.. Brum-
baugh's place. The latter fills q
charge along the Bath Highland
line, Back Creek Valley.
! If YOU are in arrears on your sub
scription kindly pay up by the 10th
of Nov. Those over a year BEHIND
at that time will be suspended until
maid. We don't want to suspend
. single subscription, SO we kindly
ask you to attend to this little mat
ter at once.
Mr.. /. L. Beverage on Saturday
siternoon paid a election wager
Nv wheeling Rr. Henry A. Slaven
s,orf the postoffice to the drug
&C.,. The latter carried a Taft
hsnn.r AZ, ID Gag, while, at intervals,
th. former halted long enough to
dsl;ver = sect;o y Of the speech pre-
n nsrsd for ' Sim' I'D which, under
the Iss1 ssr rec us tho h. ,-snquished had
to do. It was much enjoyed eyed. by ~
she public, and even Mr.. D 's...s',
seemed to be proud Of the n. =, w..
that prompted him to carr. o ~.
his pledge, and he omitted n. 'Ae
of it.
Mrs. N. E. Young, Of Shawsville,
Va, il visiting her husband, who
10 principal of tho Monterey High
School. Mr.. and Mrs. Young's flu
turs residence in Monterey is con-
tingsnt upon their Impressions OF
the town and outlook and Mr..
Young's success as principal Of the
school during the present session.
So far as we have learned, the pa
irons of the school are well satisfied,
and we hope that conditions may
continue mutually promising and
agreeable. The present session ct
the High School promises to be the
most satisfactory in its history.
Nssrly 1000 Putnam Organs are
In use in Augusta and adjoining
counties. We do not know Of one
dissatisfied purchaser.
Strsyed or Stolen from our lands