Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-09-12

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attorney, of Charleston, w Va, ac-
companied by his wife and daugh
ter, Miss Frances. are on a ten days
trip in Highland, and are guests
of Mr. and Mrs S b Sieg,
Little Roy, three years old, only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Bus
sard of the Bnlar neighborhuod
after a short illness, died on last
Friday morning. His natural
brightness and sunny disposition
won for him u place of affection in
many hearts, and those hearts are
now sad, since the little fellow has
been taken away.
Mr. Charles Bussard wh) has for
sometime been serving his country
in the Philippines, lately returned
to the United States, and is now IN
California. A letter from him to
his sister. Mrs. II NJ SIaven, states
that his return to this country was
due to falling health, but that the
delightful climate of California
mad fully restored him.
1t is positive evidence that sum
mer is ended when the boys and
girls commence leaving for school.
Mr. Boyd Stephenson has returned
to Hampton Sidney College, MIR
Homer Stephenson to Pantops'
Miss Janet Stephenson to the ri.
B. Seminary, Mr. Hoy Waggoner to
University of Va, G S McNulty
and Andrew Jones to " and l. Uui-
versity.
During the three days the regis
tration board has been sitting at
Monterey about 100 voters have
been registered. This is not quite
half.of the pracinct vote. SO far
but fonr persons have been rejected.
Bat three colored persons in the
county can come in under the prop
erty qualifications, Paul Brown of
Monterey being one. The other
boards Of the county are at work.
Frederick Mertens and wife,
were guests at the Commercial,
Tuesday night and Mr. Bertens call
ed at our County Clerks Office ana
had recorded, deed from James h
Cation Special Com'r of the Corpo-
ration Court Of Alexandria, to him
self and Hon. Park Agnew. con-
I veying the estate lands Of Lewis
1McKensie decd, living in tins coun-
IT,. the consideration stated in SAID
deed being S4lS0.OO.
Mr. Harry Hevener has been
humping about at a lively rate in
End around Monterey threshing the
little wheat and oat crops the hard
working farmers of this section
have raised. The skillful filling
Of the soil by Farmers Cunningham
! and Jones brought them a fine
] turn out" of oats about 40
I bushels. Farmer Ed Arbogast's
hscientitic experiments along this
Wine won for him from mother
llhrth all aggregate amount of 10
th-lshels Of wheat Of remarkable
-nsie quality.
Prof. Chas. E. Sticff Of Wash
md tton, D. G. has been in this and
18th idy counties for several weeks
"A ing and repairing pianos and
mt. a!repairing organs. At Moore.
Ella. hehe did work for churches and
hber of individuals, and here
ne I'd and toned the piano at
ave lap Hotel, repaired organs for
lar- Johh Hartman and others, the
e''' woik, learn, all being highly
an sa1 y as:y.-Grant County Press.
'ed, fr9i as. E. Steiff repaired and
NJ y 'uneo P,s for Charles NJ. Babb
diS' ana Jon Babb last week be-
sizes retng an organ for the
Okla. Ial'er' ling general work in
tive ms n. me i:0gher parties. At this
ime tlme le Eng his profession in
orc, tne he,sn5 ood Of Medley
the r, f IT, r Tna Stieff is sill at
tio'ei 'oleh; since his stay
mere mere ne fo ia" MIrnted and tuned a
has piano i'I NJ m' H Boggs, an or
four gan lo' ~ n Hammer also one
n nss ing an organ orr, that noo1s
,[rh attention, it wolH 'roIl for +bon,
and TO nave MI .too,''ttH;o,,iye them the
Franklin. Call orr n W. ~
T X Hotel Florentine FL; 0oS n,th
Ugh Branch Review. W.
this Prof. Chas. e. Site ou horo
fell at Monterey stoppini'to" u "tli
driv- Commercial. Parties nn ~ b;a
A services on piano or orr" ' : o III
arms or send postal card sooo;ve
prompt attention.
Prof. Chas. E. Stiet go
'dent tone regulates and tunes t PaIrs :,
rna- and organs and make them~ ',Io,
~ 10 as new.