Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-02-07
HIGHLAND RECRODER
LOCAL NEWS.
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.

Dussaru OI D0lar nelRnO0rh0'
spent short while here Saturda
Master Dick Crummett is now
pupil of the Hightown High Scho,
having entered there oil Tue,da
Mr.. Morgan Waggoner was
town Tuesday and loafed with |
awhile.
Messrs Robt. McGuffin and Ell
McClintic of Bolar were in tow
Saturday.
Mr.. e. T. Shumate of Hightowl
ventured out Tuesday to see tn
old town once more.
Picture mouldings, a new line o.
narrow black and other kinds al
ways on hand at A. Z. Suddarth's
Rev. w. W. Carson, Prin. of The
Hlghtown High School made us a
pleasant call while in town Satur
day.
Mr.. Chas. Javins of Meadow Dale
neighborhood was in town Monday
doing some trading with the mer-
chants.
Mr.. L. S. Dickinson started on
a trip Tuesday for the Grachen
Glove Co., through Bath and Au-
gusta counties.
Have you thought how much
slipping and sliding our nicely
cleaned, dry plank walks have say
us during this sleek speel Of wealth
err?
Mr.. Ed. Gilmore of Little Back
Greek, who met with an accident
during the holidays is much i'm
proved and was IN town Tuesday. |
DR.. N. A. Whitelaw while on a |
trip to the Allegheny mountain
last Saturday contracted a deep
cold that has kept him very close
home during this week.
MIR. Howard Slaven's friends are
most highly gratified because Of
his rapid and continued improve
ment, and hope soon to see him
again at his place in the pOstoffice.
Miss Hale one of the instructors
at The Hightown High School, on
last Saturday, jumped from a sleigh
which was in the act of upseting
and was hurt right badly.
In the court proceeding published I
in last issue We mentioned that Mr.. {
VIM. p. Jordan qualified as deputy !
sheriff, but we should have said lie I
qualified as jailor.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. a
John Carroll. of the Meadow Dale l.
neighborhood, died last week from h
fever. Another child of the fami- Y
ly has the same disease, but was a
thought to be better. n
On Feb. 3rd. license was issued Il
from the county clerks office for h
marriage OF Mr.. James A. Eagle h
and Miss Gertrude f. Puffenberger, II
both of the Strait Creek neighbour II
hood. Miss Puffenbefger is daugh-
ter of Mr Anderson Puffenberger. /,
The ceremony was performed, on u, ,,'
the 9th inst. by Rey. Josiah Bever- ",
age. W
Mr. Howard Alexander who has b,
been at his home in Mcdowell on fla
a short furlough left this week for NJ
his post at Manila, p. |. His faith M
full service at the front i'll our new NJ
possessions has won for him a sp
lucrative position, of which his tn
friends at home are Justly proud. eli
Real winter weather it is that II
We are having this week. The
ground is covered to a depth of llC
hree or four inches with mixture on
II frozen snow and water, and the ev'
mercury has been striking very wi
lose the zero mark. his
All. OHdIIeS arnler OF OraDDOl- -:
ON was over Saturday on business. ,i
lie told US that lie expect ID to wi
move to the farm he purchased re- eAI ,
emily from Mr.. II. A. Jordon of %:
'anderpool, about the first of 10 q !"
.pr;l. Mr.. Jordon has not yet a !
ound a farm that suits him. l'r
A one million dollar fire in Nor =
Dix, Va, and a five million dol Z
IT fire in Waterbury, Conn. Fire w"l
I'd blizzard 60 hand in hand. The ano
fects of this storm of sleet, snow, N"s
ind and cold are far-reaching both q 1t
l land and sea. and reports of nan
'eaC damage and wreck fill the P I
lily papers cn,'
The South Branch Reyipw states cred
at some of the citizens of Frank not
are at work securing stock for schc
new newspaper for the town. bv i
lis move. the Review SAYS, was the
ade because of the stand the cdi-
r, as a member Of the town coun-
, took against lawlessness and T.,
order in the town during the - 49,