Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-06-19
Personal Briefs of People at Home
and Abroad

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day.
Messrs. Geo. A. and D. N. Bus
slrd were up for a few days this
week.
Mr.. H. F. Slaven is on a business
trip to the Bullpasture valley this
week.
Mr.. Dice Evick and daughter, OF
Mcdowell, were seen on our streets
Wednesday.
Mr.. Carl Armentront, of Staun-
ton, is here giving DR.. Fox some
lessons in automobile driving.
Mr.. Andrew Curry, of Sunrise,
made a business visit to Monterey
Saturday.
The festival given by the young
ladies of the Presbyterian church
Wednesday night Melted Sl2.
The Monterey Methodist Sunday
School is arranging for Children s
Day service in the near future.
Mr.. G. w. Carroll, one OF the
Recorders staunch subscribers OF
Valley Center, was in to see us Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Oliver Gum, whose health,
of body and mind, has been bad
for several years, has been taken to
a sanitarium at Charlottesville.
Mrs. Amanda Arbogast, OF Bue-
ma Vista, was reported very I'LL last
week. her condition being such that
all her children were summoned,
but she is now somewhat better.
Misses Mollie and Pattie Mauzy
returned from the Farmville school
latter part of last week and are
now at their home in CrabbOttom.
Mrs. P. Edgar Hull, of Eureka,
Kansas, is here on a visit to her
aged parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Trimble.
Mr. H. F. Norris and lady, OF
Staunton, spent Sunday night at
Hotel Monterey.
Mrs. S. W. Crummett went to
Philadelphia latter part OF last
week to visit her sister, Mrs. Carl
choff, who is critically ill.
Three foot-sore young men OF
Staunton reached Monterey Mon
day afternoon on a pleasure
tramp. They remained over night,
and retraced their steps.
Mr.. B. H. Hiner, wife and child
rem. of Franklin, spent some time
at Monterey early in the week
Messrs. Fred Wilson and L. j.
Bowman, of the same village, were
also here about the same time.
Messrs. T. R. and Richard Jones
the former a teacher at the r. M
A., Bedford City, and the latter
student at Ashland, reached home
Saturday.
Mrs. C. P. Jones is visiting ne
daughter. Mrs. Frank Wilson, Char
lesion, w. Va.
Mr.. Evans Trimble, who,has TAX
en- his second year as student o
Westminster College, Fulton, Mo-
is now at home.
DR.. P. D. Arbogast and mother
of Pocahontas, came over Sunda.
to see Mrs. Ella Fleisher, the latte
remaining for time on account O
her daughters illness.
Messrs. A. V. Huyler and Luthe
Hull enjoyed a fine chase Tuesda
morning on the Red Oak Knot
which resulted in the capture OF
large wild cat. Mr.. Huyler lei
Thursday morning on his way t
Florida, where he is interested IN
large orange grove.
Mr.. James A. Fleisher, of Meao
ow Dale, left for the University {
Virginia Saturday morning. III
son. Mr.. Adam Fleisher, is anon
the graduates in medicine, and, b.
sides seeing him don his cap an
gown, Mr.. Fleisher will visit rel
fives in Culpeper and Washington
All dog taxes for the year l9(
not paid to the County Treasure
by the LIST day of July, 1908, W
be turned over, on that date,
constable or sheriff for collectlo
If YOU are thinking of buying
buggy this summer call on j. Lur
ford & Sons. They have a go'
line of Banner steel and rubb
tire buggies.
Having lost his saddle shop al
outfit by recent fire, Mr.. Dice Evl
has opened up again in Temporal
quarters at his house. He is ma
ing arrangement to erect nj
shop. He kindly solicit your pr
ronage. and insures good hone
work:
| will sell privately my TAI
known as the Shinneberry land
ing in Crabbottom-ggood Tor gr'