Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-20
HIGHLAND RECRODER
LOCALNEWS.
Miss Sigrcra Lightrcr is The
guest Of Mrs. Q. G. Cross

All gained and nothing lost when
you take your county paper.
Mr. NJ. A. Colaw, Of Crabbottom,
vas in Monterey, Wednesday.
Mr. ]. B. Bradshaw, Of Mellow
eli, was in Monterey, Monday.
i The way new subscribers are
rolling in is quite encouraging
Mr. J. b. Colaw is still improv-
ing, but not able to go to his Office
sgr. VIM. Rexrode. OF fIightown,
spent short while in town Tues
day.
Mr.. E. ". Armstrong Of Meadow
Dale neighborhooa, wns oyer Tues
day.
Mr.. J. A. Chestnut and wife, Of
Green Hill. were in tonn Tuesday
short time.
Miss Abbie Swadley Of Wander
pool, is visiting Mrs L. s. Dioken..
con. of this place
Mr.. George Bnzzard, Of the 81
lar Spring neighborhood, was IL
town Wednesday,
Come in court-day and settle
your account with us. Some Of
them are plenty Old.
Mr. Collingwood Dickson Of
Trimble ?. O., spent a short while
in town Wednesday.
Messrs Vim. and Henry Gut
shall, Of Jacksons river, were in
town Saturday, last.
Dr.. n. A. Wh;telaw, Of High
town, was professionally engaged
in Monterey, " ednesday.
Don't forget that We have job
Office. We can make your letter
heads, &C., right at home.
Miss Mary Waybrignt is nov
making Der home with b1r. N. Y.
Stewart, near Mcdowell.
Nessra. C.P. Jones. J. A. Jones
and S. A. Porter were in tie east
ern part Of the county yesterday on
business.
Messrs. Robert Besthe ana Ash
by Hammer, Of Mcdowell neigh
horhood, we're il town "Wednesday
ON business.
We learn that Mr.. w. c. Reg
Sode's little daughter, Ruth, died
ON last Tuesday, at his home OF
New Hampden.
D. Y. Ruclgman. Esq. OF Long
Glade, was in the county this week
looking after the large interests he
still holds here.
Mr. Crawford Malcom's child,
shout week old, died on last
Monday, and was buried in the
Monterey cemetery.
Mr.. Oscar Wade, contractor and
builder, who has been erecting a
church in Pocahontas county, was
in Monterey yesterday.
Rey. ". II. Woolf expects to
START next Monday to attend Con-
ference, at Roanoke, and will be
absent about ten days,
Mr.. Alfred Ejarnsberger. who is
well-known to The people Of High
land, was recently married to o
Miss Brown, Of Missouri.
We understand that Mrs. Jared
Fox, an aged lady Of Dry Branch,
is critically Ill, her physician h''y-
ing no hope of her recovery.
Bfr. c. T. Fleisher is making ar
: raagements to erect a fine barn on
his town lot. bir. 4. a. Shumate
has the contract FOR building It.
Mr.. Glen Many. who is man
aging Mr. G.. W. Heyener's store
at Hightown, has gone to Balti-
more to make his Spring purchases.
bfr. j. S. Dickinson LETT We'd
neaday for Baltimore, where he
will spend several days purchasing
stock Of goods for Dickinson and
Trimble.
Mr.. Pete Gutshall, Of Jacksons
Riyer, who has for years been a
great sufferer from catarrh, started
yesterday to Johns Hopkins Hos
pital for treatment.
Sir. Jonas Hevener, Of High
town called to see US Saturday. He
brought with him thirty gallons
of maple syrup. which be made for
q man in Tennessee.
Mr. W. II. Wilson's school, on
( Crab Run, closed last Friday. We
understand that the patrons of the
school are we'll pleased with Mr..
Wilson as teacher
Mr. W. J. Maloy, who has been
Seaching il Tullahoma, Tenn, for