Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-03-08
LAND RECRODER
LOCAL NEWS.
Personal
4 Items of Interestt0 Hsme
blks About Their Friends
4 And Acquaintance.

Est side was over Monday.
Mr. Elihu G um WAS here short
While Monday.
Just rec eived at L. A. Orndorft q
b nice liue of queens aud glass
ware.
1 Three below zero Wednesday
morning, the lowest yet this win
ter.
Miss Josephine Stephenson is
spending the week in Stanton
with friends.
Mr.. G J Hine. has sold his team
of fine draught horses to MIR. 5 Is
Sic 6.
WASrrp:-at once, 5000 P. H
Hanes and Il. J. Reynolds tobac CO
tags. l.. S. Dickinson.
MIR. E. C. Rexroad called this
week and renewed his subscription
before returning to New York.
The engineers that have been
operating on the Shenandoah have
m owed their camp to this side.
Mr. Carl Sullenberger is now IN
"The States having landed at San
Francisco several days ago fresh
from the wonderful =. l.
To make room for new stock
I hnve some clothing will sell at
reduced prices for cash.
LA Orndorn.
Clenadenen Esq. whom it was
thought, II week ago, could not i've
a few hours. is still living, aud 1t
is said, is slowly improving, Il fact
we are glad to report to his many
\ friends.
have in stock a few overcoats'
caps, and boots, | will sell cheap
for cash rather than carry them
through the summer. Come III
and examine. l.. A. OrncdorF.
DR.. Chas. b. Fox has been right
sick 70. several days, one OF his
!unps bein g somewhat affected but
we are glad to state that the trou-
ble has been checked and that the
Or is on the road to recovery,
which promises to be speedy.
Mrs. Mary Woods, Miss. Mary
Bird and Mrs. Polly Gum. three
very old ladies of the Green Hit
ueighbo hood, are all Dick "itil
grip. On going to press news Is
received here Of the death OF Miss
Mary Bird. which occurred last
night.
The will OF tire late W. Nj. Chew
ct Waynesboro, was recently aa'
mitted to probat in the Augusta
county court. His personal estate
!. valued at $4,000. his sons w.
x. and +. L. Chew qualified as his
executors bond 10 the penalty OF
$4,000.
Peter T. Lamb who moved from
Highland to Illinois, 10 years ago,
died suddenly at his home there on
the 18th inst. He was about W
wears old aud was All uncle OF las.
and Peter Lamb and brother OF
Mrs lBalser Pullin, all of this coun-
ty.
Mr. John X Kramer has lately
purc hased a fine horse that will
snake the season at his home III
Crabbottom. His name is Macur'
die. y Pure heroine, imported from
France, and is of the same stock as
the horse he had two years ago,
whose colts are now selling so we'll
Just Rec emily O. 2. Chew sold a
nair of them for 1915. S. W. Ster-
rstt sold one for $3.50; j. n. sto-
yer two for 800 each.
We are in receipt of a letter from
Mr A. W. Arbogast a nd find that
he has lately moved from Texas to
Ckickasha, /. T. where he is engag-
ed in the timing aud plumbing
bnsiness- He seems to be we'll
plessed with his new location,
which is a new and hustling tow n.
He SAYS that already many people
are gathering there to await the
nnening of new country which ~,l1
take place about August LIST, when
there will be grand rush for free
homes.
Rev J r Tillerv it now in the
second week of his meeting in the
Methodist church. 1t is a special
effort, and the minister has made
earnest and eloquent and appeals to
the sinner to change his way OF
living and accept salvation Also
has he besaught the erring one to
return to the path of righteousness
The meeting closed last night. no
good results being apparent. Yet
the seed has been sown, and some
must have fallen in good ground
and will yield ich ret urns at the