Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-12-18
HIGHLAND RECORDER
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. A. E, Wilson and her niece
Miss Bessie Price, Of Doe Hill
made this Office pleasant visit yes.
terday.
Miss Maggie Gross, Of West Au-
gusta. has gone to DIR. Kellam's
Hospital, at Hinton, W. Va, to be
treated for cancer of the breast
Her sister, Miss Minnie Cross, &C
companied her. This noted spec
ialist has performed many wonder
full cures, and we hope he may be
successful in this.
A telegram announcing the death
of Mrs. Maude Brown, W, P. Camp
bells sister, whose illness called
him to her home at Hinton on the
10th inst, was received here last
Saturday. Mr.. Campbell has not
returned, and we are unable to give
further particulars in this issue.
Mr.. E. d. Swecker has written
for publication statement of his
trouble with the Lebanon toll-gate
keeper, which, for want of space.
could not appear in this issue, but
will be published next week.
Mr.. w. A. Cunningham has been
notified by his lawyer in West Vir-
ginia that he has gained his suit
against the landlady Of the hotel
where his money was stolen more
than year ago. In the lower
court the case was decided in Mr.
Cunningham's favor, and that de-
cision has now been confirmed by
the court Of appeals.
J. NJ. Siron, who has been visit
ing friends near Mcdowell return
ed yesterday to his home at French
ton, W. Va.
Excuse me," observed the man
in spectacles, "but am a surgeon,
and that is not where the liver is"
"Never you mind where the liver IS,
retorted the other. IF it was in
his BIG toe or bis left ear DeWitts
Little Early Risers would reach it
and shake it for him, On that you
can bet your gig lamps. Orndorff
and Whitelaw.
Dickinson & Trimble started two
wagons to market this week load
ed with poultry. Mr. Dick
enson gave up his place at
his desk and behind the counter to
drive one of the teams, and he will
no doubt discover that driving IL
team and caring for it on the road
is very much like work.
Mr. John K. Johnston, Of Van
derpool, took load Of whelt to
one of the mills in the eastern part
of the county this week.
Mr.. S. G.. Dever and daughter,
Miss Kate, of Green Hill, visited
friends in town one day last week.
Mr.. G. C. Hansel, a deservedly !
popular young man of Monterey, ;
vent to Stauntor last week to have +
lis eyes treated by aspecialist.
The old way Of delivering mes c
ages by postboys compared with /
be modern telephone, illustrates I
he old tedious methods of "break- a.
ng" colds compared with their al I
most Simultaneous cure ~ One /
linute Cough Cure. Orndorf & t
t
Preaching on Sunday at Straight :
'reek, at / a, M; at Vanderpool, 6
3 p. H.; and at Monterey at 7 u
III. W. II. Woolf. Il
We are glad to note a renewed
interest on the part Of our cores y
ondents, and hope it may grow. :,
Ve are also glad to add to our list "
lie bright young correspondent =
'om Meadow Dale. :! 4
Rev. C. ". Trawick will preach +,
ext SUNDAY morning at II o'clock p
the Crabbottom church, and in c,
le afternoon at 3 o'clock at High p
'wn, He will preach a Christmas d
rmon at Beulah on next Friday fl
II o'clock. Il
Mr. w. T. Townsend, of Buckeye o
,stoffice, hearty supporter of his 81
unity paper, was in Monterey &C g:
|lesday. VI
THE old lady was right when she IL
HI the child might die if they Ii
a;ted for the doctor. She saved Il,
little ones life with a few doses n
Dne Minute Cough Cure. She da
used it for Group before. Orn.
& Whitlaw.
e regret very much to learn Of
Heath of Mr. and Mrs. N. B.
rs little child, an account Of ha