Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-10-12
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The Pocabontas Times, that it
may keep pace with its rapidly
growing county, has come ont In
enlarged form-an eight column
paper-with very neatly arrang-
ed home made inside and outside OF
the patent variety.
Messrs Daniel and Ambrose Rex
rode moved their cattle in from the
West Va. range this week, to their
home near Palo Alto.
Mir w A Slaven, we are inform
ed. is on the police force OF Mar
linton, w. Va.
Stock is being shipped from Fall.
! i.g Spring on the Greenbrier River
railroad.
Miss Mamie Hiner has gone to
Marlnton to see her brother Steph-
ell who is sick there.
Mr. r X Burns well known in
this county met with all accident
recently winch resulted in his leg
being crushed near the ankle. He
was en- the wav at night, from Mill
boro to MarintOn, and at a short
turn in the road his four. horse
team, and wagon loaded with
cement, ran over the road some OF
The barrels rolling to the bottom
of Il steep hill. The horses and
wagon were uninjured.
V b Bishop now has a full line
of bool.s, school stationery &c.
Mr. w A Cunningham spent.
Sunday with his wife who is sick
ct the home of her son, nr Cum
ningbam. at Marlinton.
Mr. Vanbnren Hevener of Poca-
hontas county is visiting friends ct
Hightown.
MIR George Crummett and sisters,
Misses Sarah, Lizzie Crummett of
Valley Center neighborhood, were
in town Wednesday, shopping.
Mr. and Mrs Charles J. Williams
of Valley Center made hurried
trip to town Wednesday.
Mr. Howard Armstrong of Doe
Hill called this week and renewed
bis subscription.
Mr.. A. Townsend formerly Of
Virginia. writes from his home at
Anderson. Nevada, to the postmas-
ter at this place, to be supplied
with 100 black and blue buckle
berries, and from this modest start
he hopes, some day, to be the proud
possessor of a huckleberry patch,
which will be a reminder of ''his
Old Virginia Home"
The following persons from this
section of the county are attending
the reunion at Stanton: E II |
McClintic, John w Bird and wife,
O WiIso aud daughter, Miss Nor',
J G Matheny and wife, L Fl Steph-
enson and wife aud daughter, Miss
J Josephine and son Boyd, H NJ Sla-
Ven and bride. Charles p Jones and
wife, O A Stephenson, G d Dudley,
J G Roggs, Robert Campbell, Mrs
{ II Fleisher. Tom H Slaven and
Albert Eastman.
A man in the eastern part of the
county lost s sheep in the noun
tain range. He placed 30 cent
advertisement IL the Recorder, and
1 man in this district to whose
.ange the sheep had come, and who
was at loss to known where to
)Iace them, as he did not know the
mark, saw the advertisement in the
PAPER and the sheep were at once
'estored to their proper owner.
We ask again-does it pay to ad-
,ertise?
Mr.. Jacob Hevener, proprietor
# the Touring mill at Meadow :
)ale, we learn is doing quite nice
business in the sale of flour in Po-
,ahontas county. Mr.. Heyener
inds the change Of power for run
ing his mill, from a wood tc
,asolne engine, a very profitable
me, he latter being much cheaper {
nd more satisfactory i'll every way.
Mrs John Gibson of Vanderpool
eturned Wednesday from visit
o relatives in the Churchville
eigh borhood. Mr. John Weeks :
ccompanied her.
0. w ison, Esq. grew in his |
richard this season, apples of the /
ound variety weighing one and d
ne-half pounds.
Mr. and Mrs D w Bratton of
'olar spent Sunday in Monterey
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