Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-04-11
HIGHLAND RECRODER
LOCAL NEWS.
Personal
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintanceS.

nesday night in town.
Mr. S N Beverage has neat
stock of goods in his store.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Dickinson
left Thursday for trip to the val
ley.
MIR. Andrew Jones of w. & Lee
spent Easter at home.
Bishop wants corn, maple sugar,
meat and wool.
Mr.. C. C. Hansel is with us again
at Bishops.
| have just reed new lot Of
ladies' slippers and xiii gloves. L..
A. Orndorff.
Miss Janet Stephenson Of The
M. b. Seminary is home for the
spring holiday.
Mr.. Ezra Beverage was. over this
way recently.
A complete stock at Bishops. At
his counter you can get everything
you want.
Mr.. John Pruitt who has been
living at Mcdowell has moved back
to the River, on the Crowley farm.
Remember the spring and sum-
mer opening of fine millinery at
Mrs. S. W. Crummetts April 18th.
and 10Th. Every body invited.
e Miss Mary B. 5wink, who spent
several weeks with her aunt, Mrs,
l.. A. Orndorif, returned to her
home near Christiansburg last Fri
day, accompanied by Mrs. OrndorH,
who will visit friends there.
Obituary notices in memory of
Mrs. Henry A. Slaven and Mrs.
Martha Eagle were received too
late for this issue and will appear
next week.
DISPOSITIONS are being taken at
Monterey for the defendants in the
road case of L. NJ. McClung against
A. J. Terry &c. Capt. Bumgardner
of Staunton is here.
Miss Hyland and Miss CorbelI.
will arrive at Mrs s. ", Crummetts
Saturday April 18th.
FARM For SALB-Four and
half miles west of Harrisonbnrg,
l25 acres in good state of cultiva-
ton, running water, good buildings,
good orchard, Is acres in tim her'
convenient to schools. For further
information address the Evening
News, Harrisonburg, Va.
Mar. IA, st.
Mr.. R. F. Gum. deputy sheriff Of
Bath county, and Miss Mary '.
Bonner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John a Bonner, were united in
marriage OH the 2nd.
The legislature has appointed the
electoral board for Highland, viz:
L. H, Stephenson, 5. A. Porter and
DIR. H. Fl. Jones.
As we understand it the follow
ing changes haye been made in the
10th congressional district: Rock
bridge, Botetourt and the city OF
Buena Vista transferred from the
old 10th to the 9Th; Charlotte taken
from the old 9th to the new 10th.
Father Van Ingelgem of Staun'
ton commenced his ten days meet
inf at the Catholic church on The
river Wednesday.
T. and H. +. Slaven under
takers, had charge Of the interment
of the body of Mrs. Martha Ea-
gle, at Doe Hill.
Rev. R. L. Eutsler will preach on
Sunday the 18th of April, at Re-
hobeth at II a. m. and at Green Hill
at 3 p. IN. A letter from Mr.. Eut-
sler. written at his home (?) and
received by US on Monday, is our
authority for the above announce
Inent.
Mr.. G. J. Hiner has gone to Day
ton for his son, Dave who has i'm
proved enough to be able for the
trip home. He with Mrs Hiner
who has been at her sons sick bed
for six weeks will be heartily vel
coined home.
WANTED-Two respectable white
women for house work in small
family; one to cook and clean
up, the other (not under Is years
of age) for general house work and
to help to take care of two small
children youngest p years old)
Good wages and comfortable home
to the right persons. Address at
Staunton. Va. R. E. Il, Nelson.
Mr.. Chas. Cross who came out
from Staunton with the mail on
Tuesday. having to face the wind
driven snow all day, says the en-
tire winter did not furnish more
disagreeable storm in which to
travel. He says to give this one to
theground hog. Hicks wanted thun-
der, and we might apply the term
10 the OCCASION in order to please
the Hicksy folks.