Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-10-09
hICHLANDREC0RDER
LOCAL NEWS
Personal Briefs of People at Home
and Abroad

Miss Mlttle wagner Is visiting az
Franklin.
See ]. Lunsford & Sons new ad
in this issue.
Mr.. L. S. Dickinson, the shoe
man, was in town Tuesday night.
Mr.. J. M. Colaw is attending a
session of Lexington Presbytery IN
Rockbridge.
Gum & Hevener contractors, are
erecting an apple house for o. Will
son, Esq.
Mr.. A. C. Suddarth, the photog-
rapher, has sufficiently recovered
from attack of fever, as to be able
to walk around.
Mr.. H. F. Slaven and wife left
Thursday morning for few days
visit to Pendleton county, the home
of Mrs. Slaven's father.
The Putnam Organ Factory is
the largest exclusive reed organ
mandatory in the world-capaci-
ty 5000 organs per year.
Mr.. I. B. Bussard has recently
installed new, ffteen-horse power
gasoline engine at his shop above
town.
Mr.. S. B. Rexrode, of Mcdowell,
stopped in town for short time
Wednesday. He was on his way
TO Durbin with two horse load OF
apples.
Keep an eye on the little pink
sip on your paper and don't let
your subscription get in areas. This
is an excellent time of the year to
adjust these little things.
Miss Mintie Shuey, a trained
nurse of Philadelphia, after a vaca-
ton of two weeks or more with
friends at Monterey and Bolar, lett
Monday morning.
Mrs. Phoebe Priest, of Circle
Vile, accompanied by her niece,
Miss Mamie Arbogast, OF Fluvanna
county, spent part of last week
with Monterey relative, returning
Monday morning.
Mr.. Joseph Blagg is soon to be-
come a resident of the Monterey
district. He is arranging to build
a dwelling on the Jack farm, re-
Gently purchased from Mr.. c. I.
Fleisher, and work will begin in
10 days. Mr.. W. E. Wilson is con-
tractor.
Mr.. Abram Puffinberger, Of VAL
lev Center has brought to the Re-
corder Office fine specimen OF the
"pound" apple. This particular.
one weighs pound and 10 ounces,
and measures Isl inches in clrcum-
ference.
Montereyans, who seldom see a
genuine article of tramp, viewed a
procession of five last Wednesday
that gave them lasting mind-plc-
ture Of these poor wretches OF the
highway.
Putnam Organs manufactured at
Staunton, Va. are made of Virgil
MIA lumber, by Virginia workmen,
and are in use in thousands of Viz
ginia Homes.
Mrs. Jennie Benson and son,
Willie, who have been spending
some time in Pocahontas, spent
Wednesday at Monterey on their
return to Southwest Virginia, their
adopted home.
Among the visitors to town FRI
dav who remained over until Satur-
day and Sunday were Messrs W. A.
Campbell and Herbert Anderson, OF
Franklin, Misses Mary McCllntlc
and Maude Wallace, of the Williams
vile community.
Send in your orders for fertilizer
to E. B. Whitelaw & Co.
Master Dick Hevener, who came
to mill Tuesday, had a runaway
which was, for the moment, exclt-
ing. 1t was horse without bride,
with one tug attached to heavy
wagon, and came from the Paul
Brown shop to Main street, tearing
out a lamp-post and fetching up"
against the tree in front of c. ~.
T1lnsford's. The tongue OF the
wagon was broken off, but nothing
more serious resulted.
DR.. G. M. Burton, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, will be at the
following places:
McDowell--Dr. Siron's ofhce,
Wed. Thurs, 2lst and 22nd Oct
Doe Hill-Dr. Jones Office, Fri
day and Saturday, 23rd and gath.
Crabbottom-Dr. Rexrode's Of
fee. Monday and Tuesday, 10Th
and 9th.
Monterey--Dr. Campbell's office,
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri day,
2Sth, 29th and 30th of October.
Glasses properly fitted.
Ma ore informed bY the prlncl-