Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-02-07
aIIGHs.A&D RECHOnER
LOCAL NEWS.

Master Will Hidy, Of the Noun
tain House, was in town this week.
Mr.. VIM. II. Hiner and wife Wis
tied frier1s on Back Greek, this
week.
Mr.. II. NJ. Crowley, of Valley
Center, call to see us while in town,
Wednesday.
Miss May Slayen. who has been
in Staunton for sometime, returned
home, Tuesday,
Mrs. @. Wilson and daughter,
Miss Sallie, spent Sunday with
friends in Doe Hill.
Mr.. Chas. Slaven, of Crabbottom,
who has been quite i'll for several
DAYS, is improving.
Master Cecil Bird. Of Back Creek
spent Wednesday night with his
an Gle, J. e. Matheny. r
Mr.. Clarence Jones, of High
town. spent a short time with his
friends here, Wednesday.
Messrs. Dave Hiner and John
Sanders arc in Pocahontas county,'
this week, selling buggies.
The grades of Mr.. 0. A. Birds
classes were handed us too late for
this issue. They will appear in next.
Messrs Mike Matheny, Taylor
Townsend and V. F. Haronf, OF
Back Creek, were in towr, "ednes-
day.
Mr.. Will Hiner repaired break
in the phone line on Shenandoah,
this week. A falling tree did the
damage.
Mrs. C. P. Jones and her broth
.er, Mr.. VIM. Wilson, left Yesterday
10 attend the funeral OF Mrs. DR..
Jones, at Doe Hill.
Mrs. James NJ. Benson, of Van
derpool, has been seriously i'll for
several DAYS. We learned yester-
day that she is better.
Misses Oracle and Edna Benson
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of their brother, MIR, James
Benson. near Vanderpo0l.
We learn that Mrs. Hevener, who
lives with her Jon, Mr.. Geo. Hev-
.eler, at Swope's Depot, has been
very i'll for several weeks.
Mr.. Frank Suddarth, of Crab
bottom, visited his daughter, Mrs.
Albert Waggoner. of Straight
Greek, during the first of the week.
Mr.. Granville Keller, Of Pocahon-
tas county, was a guest OF the
Cunningham House, Wednesday
night. He returned home yester-
day.
Rev. Howard, the Presbyterian
evangelist, recently closed a fruit
FIJI meeting at Churchville, and is
now at Waynesboro engaged in a
meeting.
Mrs. S. W. Sterrett and Mrs, Jno.
Kramer, of Crabbottom, spent a
couple of days in Monterey, last
week, as guests of Mrs. DR.. K.
Trinible.
Messrs. Lewis and VIM. Lucas,
two Baltimore drummeYs who haye
been travelling in this section
nearly twenty years, spent Sunday
at the Cunningham House.
The AdyentlstS' protracted meeS-
ing will commence at Hamilton
Chapel, on the 10Th. We were in
correctly informed as to the time
of holding this meeting, therefore
the mistake III last issue.
John A. Chestnut. who was con-
fined in Jail last week, was given
his liberty. Tuesday, by Justice
Wilson. he having executed a new
3ond. Mr.. Chestnut returned to
his home on Back Creek.
The law says if you sell apple
cider, it must be labeled, Pure APP
pie cider;" if it is chemical cider,
it must be labeled as such. 1t seems
that these are the only restrictions
placed OH the sale Of cider.
MARRIED-January 22d, at the
residence of Henry Barlow, near
Edray, W. Va, by Rev. Geo. p.
Moore, James White, son of Geo.
White, formerly Of this county,
and Ruth Barlow, of Pocahontas
county, w. Va.
DR.. Charles Rodgers, Of Aaggsr
ia county, passed through town
Sunday. on his way to Meadow
Dale to visit his sister, Miss Annie
B. Rodgers, who is critically i'll
from pneumonia, His sister, Miss
Minnie, accompanied him.
Preaching Sunday, at Straight
Greek, at IL a. M; at Eanderpool,