Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-09-17

North buying his lall atu "intei
stock of goods. His son, Mr.. Mil
Ter, accompanied him as far as Hot
Springs.
At C. w. Trimble's Cash Store
YOU will find good and general
line of harness end strap work, such
as check lines, brides, halters,
hitch reins, single buggy harness,
and a line of genuine Wilbourne
saddles.
The application of paint goes on.
A new coat of white is Frightening
up the woodwork of the court
house, and Mr.. John Trimble's
old residence on the hill is receiving
new dress.
There will be called communica-
ton of Highland Lodge, No. ITO,
held on Friday night. Sept. 18th.
j. Lunsford, w. M.
w. P. Campbell, Jr., of the audi
tors department of the Norfolk q
Western, is spending his vacation
in Havana, Cuba.-Roanoke Eve
ming News.
See the beautiful line of ladies'
lambs wool coats and sweaters at
c.. w. Trimble's Cash Store.
The lawn party given Wednesday
evening, for the benefit of the band
now recognizing, was interrupted
by rain which began falling about
dark. The boys moved under shell
ter, however, and a goodly number
of patrons braved the much-needed
shower in order to enjoy the re-
and encourage the effort.
The receipts were about SIS.
Mr.. A. V. Huyler, of New York,
is this week giving a house-party
at his home on Dry Branch, the
Monterey Stock Farm. The guests
from distance are: Captain R.
H. Stratton, of Richmond, Mr.. H.
A S. Hamilton, of Shadwell, Va,
Misses Ethel Damerest, of New
Jersey, Irma S. Lang, of Staunton,
Pauline Hamilton, of Shadwell.
The District Home Mission Socie-.
ty closed it's services here on Mon
day night. We regret that we are
unable in this issue to give the pro-
ceedings in detail. Not having a
representative present, we trusted
to getting the regular minutes, but
have not been able to secure them.
The ladies from a distance in at
tendance and taking part in the
various services were Mesdames
Bates, Barkman, Gait and Harrison,
of Staunton, Spindle, of Harrison
burg, and Miss May Ogilvie, of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. j. R. Gillian, of Lynchburg,
President Of the First National
Bank of Highland, accompanied by
his wife and little son, Master Tom,
paid Monterey visit this week, ar
irving Tuesday. This is Mr.. Gil
liam's first visit to the bank in five
years and he expresses himself as
being we'll pleased, not only with
the manner in which the affairs OF
the bank are handled by our coun-
ty men, but the bank building and
equipment, which he Inspected for
the first time on this trip.
Come to C. w. Trimble's and
see a beautiful line of new dress
goods in patterns just received.
The Monterey Auxiliary of the
Woman's Home Mission Society is
cordially invited to hold its meeting
for September at the home of Mrs.
Fannie Beverage, on Friday after
noon, Sept. II, 1909, at 3 o'clock.
All members are requested to be
present, and all women of our
church are invited.
NOTICE 1 hereby announce to
the public generally that l will be
pleased to contract with any one
u,;cb;po sales cried Satisfaction
guaranteed.
D C. GRAHAM,
Isl PA Glover Creek, Va
Married, at the Methodist par
sonage, Monterey, Sept. Is, Rev
lC.L.Potter officiating, Mr.. Perry A.
Tracy, of Pocahontas County, W
Va, and Mrs. Valaria Simmons
who, for some time, has been max
ing her home at Mr.. G.. j. liners
near town. Several friends of the
parties came over with them, an(
some of our Monterey young folk:
also appeared as witnesses and well
wishes.
LosT-On August 10th, some
where between Mcdowell am
Headwaters, a pocketbook con
tanning $3.50. Finder will re
, ceive a reward of $500.
JACOB RALsTON,
Mcdowell, Va.
Remember G.. w. Trimble's sal
/ of live stock, farm machinery, etc.
r on Wednesday. Sept. 20, as show