Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-10-12
HIGHLAND RECasODER
LOCAL NEWS.
Personal.
Brief Items Of Interest TO Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.

Hezekiah Middleton Of Crabbot.
tom was in town recently.
Mr.. Mike Matheny WAS in town
recently on business.
Mr. and Mrs Andy j. Beverage
of Straight Greek, spent Sunday
swith Mrs. Beverages parents neal
Hightown.
Last Friday seemed TO be bus
day ut the Highland Coaaty Bank
as a number of our big cattle men
had business there. and to see one
of them running around this time
of year yon may declare ne has a
>''wad" in his inside pocket.
Mr. Ira Simmons of Crabhottom
returned Thursday from a business
trip to Bath county.
Mr. Lloyd Sullenberger started
in this week as clerk for Trimble
ard Lunsford.
Messrs Peter and Ohio Gum of
Meadow Dale made business trip
to town Tuesday.
Mrs Samuel Sullenberger spent
a part of the week at Franklin
visiting friends.
Dir Davis Peterson is actively
engaged in shipping sheep. He
has bought something like 1900
head for market.
Mr. j w Blagg Of Doe Hiil vas
over Monday OH business.
Mr. Amos Hiner of Big Valley
was up short while Monday.
Hon Charles ? Jones and wife
started Wednesday for Stanton.
They will visit relatives at Harri-
.sonburg before returning home
land Mr. Jones will make a trip to
Charlottesville.
V b Bishop has made the sec ond
order for ladies hats which viii ar
rive Monday-nice styles and low
prices make them go.
Miss Bonnie Tilery, daughter of
Rev j R Tillery has gone to Otaun-
ton to enter the Dunsnore Busi-
ness College, and will take the
special courses of short band and
type-writing.
Mr. Luther Beverage recently
purchased a quarter acre lot from
Capt. j c Matheny, which is part
of his Judge Myers lot, in the
southern part of the town. Mr..
Beverage We learn will build IA
residence on the lot next year.
Before buying elsewhere look at
the over coats and clothing at Y b
Bishops.
In reporting, from week to week,
those from the county who have
returned to school, we mad, ert-
emily failed t. mention the name
Mr. j McSieg, who has re-entered
Washington and Lee College.
Since our last issue our attention
has been called to the fact that we
stated incorrectly the az" of Capt.
James NJ Terry, a meution Of
whose death then appeared. Ia
next March he would have heen 70
years Of age. !
Mr. Eugene Rodgers ami sister,
Miss Annie were in town for a
short while on Monday.
Plenty Of bright gray and black
felt hats in the Lady Smith, AL
pine and all other leading shapes
at Mrs Trimbie's.
The stockmen of the county
have not, so for as we have heard,
made any moye to organize. We
would like very much to see {.
movement of this kind started now
so that 1t would be in good work
ing order next season. Can't we
have a letter from some one on the
subject, for our next issue?
We understand the Big Survey" n
which takes in most Of Jack noun c
tain in Highland and Pendleton
counties is now under option to one
C company ard its mineral prospects !
are being investigated. We learn v
that this company is operating in
1ependently and not with the b. [
& O.
! Dr.FOx WAS called recently to the I
ONE Of Mrs. Charlotte Bird, on
Back Creek to see Bob Doyle, who l.
was hit in the eye with bunch Of
,ur-dock burs by mischevious
,oy. who could have found better