Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-09-11

ton, spent MONDAY IN Town.
Mr.. E. B. Whitelaw made trip
to Durbin and Barlow this week.
Mr.. Jesse Hicklin is now behind
the counter at C. w. Trimble's
cash store.
Mr.. R. M. Trimble is receiving
his stock of goods and will soon
open doors at the Crummett build
ing.
The show at Durbin last Tuesday
was attended by some OF our High
land people living near the border
line.
Mrs. Geo. w. Hevener and little
grandson, Somers, of Hightown,
have been spending part OF this
week at Monterey.
Mr.. T. J. Bowman, of our sister
village across the state line, spent
a day or two in town early in the
week.
Misses Sallie B. Chew, of Crab
bottom, and Bonnie and Sallie Sey-
bert, of Straight Creek, left the
first of the week to enter the Farm
vile School.
Mrs. L. S. Dickinson and daugh-
ter. little Miss Vernon, have gone
To Stanton to become residents
of that place. Their friends regret
to see them go.
We were in error last week in
referring to the tag picnic at Pisgah
as having been held by the Monte
reyans. The Pisgah congregation
should have had credit, and we
gladly correct our mistake.
Miss Addie Armstrong, who has
been visiting her uncle at Wier,
came to Monterey Wednesday in
company with Mrs. E. W. Arm
strong.
Two ministers of the Adventist
church, Revs. Munday and Paxton,
are holding nocturnal services IN
the Sieg woods, near town.
Mr.. A. W. Hale, who has the
church contract, came to town
Wednesday noon ready to go to
work. He was accompanied by
his wife.
For SALE.--A handsome organ,
with latest equipment. A bargain
Can be seen by applying at the Re
corder office.
Miss Sallie Bird, of Valley Cen
ter has been elected teacher OF tn
Pine Grove school for the ensuin!
session, and Miss Mary c. Brad
shaw will have charge OF tn
Woods-Terry school.
The third quarterly meeting, Nc
Dowell circ,it, will be held at Nc
Kendree church in the 26 and n
The Presiding Elder; Rev. Dorse
White will preside at these services
and will assist Rev. Mr.. Roane /
q protracted meeting at this churc
the following week.
Mr.. Georgt E. Swecker, who
clerk of the Bluegrass Dlstrl(
School Board, was in town Monday
He reports about all of the school
of taat district as supplied wit
teachers. Monterey is still shol
three or four.
] Trimble, Esq, has weighed u
and shipped his herd of cattl,
which is always one Of the best. h
had 80 head, weighing in the az
gregate, 1913, 1865, or an average {
about / ,45O. This brings the va
Ne of each one to $76.85.
1 will preach at New Hampde,
next Sunday II a. m. and at Higl
town at $3.50 p. m. The ordinant
of Baptism will be administered
New Hampden in connection wit
the morning service. w S Trimb
We wish to call attention to su
scribers who are in arrears that tn
is a good time to pay up, viii
money is most plentiful. Remer
Der by paying promptly it enabl
us to furnish a better paper. l.
us be punctual in business matter
it saves time and money.
For SALE-1OO calves and we:
lings, herefords and short horl
all good stock. Will sell any null
Der to suit purchaser.
o. H. Gum, Hightown, \
At special meeting of the Bo!
held at the Poor Farm, on Tuesd
the contract for building the
section of the Crabbottom--A
ghany road, was awarded to X
mer Brothers, and on the build
of this section the Board appropl
ted $500. the balance to be ms
up by private subscription, YOU
ed for by Chas Waggoner
Mr.. Lloyd Sullenberger, who
from a car at Alexandria last w
and sustained painful injurl
reached home Tuesday event