Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-04-04
HIGHLAND RECRODER
LOCAL NEWS.
Personal
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.
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Mr. Homer Stephenson of w. q
Lee is home for the Easter holiday
Col. D. V. Ruckman and daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah, were out few
days recently. Miss Sarah expects
to visit her sister in Missouri, soon.
Miss Min Cross of West Augusta
visited friends here this week. Mr.
Dick Cross accompanied her.
Mr.. Ed. Beverage and wife OF
Back Creek, spent Easter with MI
and Mrs. w. A. Beverage.
Mr.. &C Hansel was hem Tues
day engaged in examenlng land
titles.
Mr.. Bunker Jones has gone to
Franklin to attend court,
J. NJ. Colaw, Esq. returned the
first of the week from business
trip to Franklin.
Hon. G. P. Jones and Mr. S. B.
Sieg are attending Marlinton court.
Mr.. Jared Wilson and Miss
Bertha Hoover of Doe Hill spent
Sunday here.
Mr.. Chas. Fleisher brought up
a four-horse-load of potatoes to
Bishop Monday.
Mr.. R. E. R. Nelson an attorney
of Staunton, and Referee in Bank
ruptcy, was engaged here on Tues
day in the matter Of the bankrupt-
CIV Of J. b. Bradshaw. Esq. We
find Mr.. Nelson a very pleasant
gentleman.
O. Wilson Esq. is right uneasy
about his brother. J. Ebert Wilson,
of whom he has had no tidings for
about four years, although he has
communicated with the masonic
fraternity at Cripple Creek, Colo
RADIO, at which place he was last
heard from.
A private communication from L.
L. William, Esq. to his friend DR..
I. H. Trimble, is to the effect that
he has commenced with the right
of way business, for the {. W.
road IT Palo Alto and is working
west to this point, and will likely
reach Monterey sometime next
week. Mr. Williamson is N wv
Market man.
Prof. John R. S. Sterrett of the
Greek department of Cornell. whose
mother was a daughter of Robert
Sitlington decd and who is klns-
man of our county man, 5. W.
Sterrett, has recently been chosen
as one Of the recipients of Doctor
of Laws of the University OF Aber-
deem, Scotland.
A new and fresh lot of groceries.
crackers. cakes and candies at l..
A. Orndorff's.
A lady who has had experience
in teaching Instrumental Music
and would like to spend the sum-
mer in Monterey offers her services
TO give music lessons in exchange
for board. Address Lock Box 606,
Stanton. Va.
Miss Clara Reed is home from
the Nj. b. Seminary, for the Easter
holiday. Her mother was here and
met her Saturday, accompanied by
Mr.. Charles Stephenson and sister.
Mr.. Dave Hiner who has been
sick for several days at Dayton, it
was thought was not doing so well
but the latest news is that he is
gradually improving.
FARM For SALE-Four and
half miles west of Harrsonburg,
1875 acres in good state of cnltiva-
ton, running water, good buildings
good orchard, Is acres in tim Der
convenient to schools. For further
information address the Evening
News, Harrisonburg, Va.
Mar. IA, st.
WANrED-Two respectable white
women for house work in small
family; one to cook and clean
I'M. the other (not under 10 years
Of age) for general house work and
to help to take care of two small
children youngest . years cl1)
Good wages and comfortable home
to the right persons. Address at
Staunton. Va. r. E. r. Nelson
If you need anything in the fur
niture line, remember that I. h. \
II. F. Slaven are headquarter for
good. substantial shop-made work
Oak bedroom suits, $50 to S35 &C.
Bedsteads, $500 up. Bureaus, Ia
beS, Safes, Washstands &c. Think
over the list, and if You need any
thing, consider the clains,for hand
made work, and give us your order
1t is said that as many as 200
sheep have died lately in 8 mile.
of territory, between here and NJ
H. Corbett's, on The river. The
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