Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-11-15

/ Mr.. Geo. Gutshall called recently
and renewed his subscription.
Mr.. D. ". Peterson has been
kept quite busy lately shipping
sheep.
Miss May Slayen has gone to
Staunton to spend the winter with
her sister. Mrs. OgiIyie.
! For sale.-A second hand buggy
| in good running order. Apply at
this Office for tie bargain. 2t
/ Highland Lodge 11O A. F. and A: N
will meet Friday night, Nov. %. Work
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs David
Loclridge Of the BulIpasture made
us pleasant and profitable visit.
Mr.. &. G. Rhodes Of STANDARDS.
Vile, employed by Mr.. c. G. Arbo-
CAST, at his establishment at Cass
". Va, has gone home for the
winter.
Mr.. Will Bussard has broken
ground for his new dwelling, which
he will erect during the winter, Oh
his lot near DIR, I, H. Trimble's.
Should you wish to see a busy,
hustling scene, go up to Mr.. W. A.
Bussard's, wood working place,
where you Will see three or four
big machines running at one time,
They m Ike big noise up there
and raise a heap Of dust, but at the
same time they turn out lots Of
work.
Mr.. Gee Beverage of Mill Gap
called recently and kindly renewed
his subscription.
Mr.. VIII I1iner, assisted by Mr..
Tom Sjpe. has painted Mr.. j. Luns.
f2rd's. residence, Oh Sieg Avenue.
Rev. W. W. Carson has agreed to
preach twice q month for the Crab
bottom Presbyterian congregation,
until arrangements can be made
for Il regular pastor.
Mr.. Ed. Vance Of The BIllpas-
ture WAS here recently offering his
corn for sale, lie comes from d
grain section.
The present election law in Vir-
ginia, it appears, does not work
we'll for democrats in the white
counties. We fear they made a
stick to break their own heads.
Mr.. Erving's G. W. corps is
camped at Mint Spring and is work
ing up Crab Bun. In few days
| it will move to Monterey.
4 metal which can be readily
melted and moulded into any shape,
! has been discovered on MIR. Mark
Simmons land, in Crabbottom, 1t
! has the appearance Of led. Mr..
Simmons will Ii6ely deYelop it.
Wr. ". A. Cunningham while
on a trip down the River Wednes-
day, lost, by death, one of the
horses he vas driving-a co|t-for
which he hid been offered $40 only
a few day ago,
Mr. Samuel Warner raised this
season. % heads Of cabbage from
two stocks-l2 on one and II on
The other. They were about as large
as pint cup.
When the whistling wind blows
the beautiful snow" we can sit
back and be thankful to Messers.
Blagg, Judy, Waggoner and others.
who have lately replenished our
wood-pile.
1t makes a fellow sick to see The
quantity Of -four that is rolling in
| to town from Staunton. Every
day or SO we see farmer taking
home from two to FIVE barrels.
I V hat pity We could not raise our
, own flour. 1t may be that we will
need some Of that -four money to
pay school bills.
DR.. Hamilton Of Lone Fountain
died the first Of the week. lie had
been in declining health for a
long time. During the time the
readiuster party was in power in
the State DR.. Hamilton was super
intendent Of the Western State
| Hospital.
Mr. JOS. Kerr. ticket agent Of the
| G. & 0, and Mr.. Ii. HI, Lewis Of
Stanton. made a business trip to
Highland last week.
So seldom is Monterey favored
BY a visit from Mrs. Il NJ Cleek, Of
Bath county. THAT We can not re-
frain from making special mention
Of her visit here on Wednesday.
In company with her was Miss En-
ma McCIintic, who is perhaps a
more frequent visitor but none the
less welcome.
On Tuesday evening. just little
after dark. as Mr.. S. ". Crummett
was hnrrying ont at his front gate
to the walk. he was struck on the
nneo h.. o ctnnn W. hinh comn ueru