Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-12-04
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LOCAL NEWS
Personal Briefs of People at Home
and Abroad
Mr.. Chas. A. Carroll, of Naples
spent Monday in Monterey.

Mr.. Chas. A. Carroll, of Naples
spent Monday in Monterey.
Mr.. Lee j. Winner has rented the
Seig farm near Hightown, and will
move there next week
Mr.. Roy Snyder, who went to
Ohio last spring, returned to Mon
tsrey Saturday last.
Mr.. Wilbur, son of E. A. Wade,
Esq, of Valley Center, has entered
the Monterey High School.
Married on the 22d by Rev. Jo-
siah Beverage, John E. Wilson and
Emma S. Botkin, both of this
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. P. Patterson
left Wednesday morning for short
visit to Huntersville, w. Va.
We call attention to the new adj
vertisements this week of the Mon
terey Water, Light and Plumbing
Co., also Mr.. R. NJ. Trimble, the
downtown merchant.
This, Thursday, morning was
clear and bright, but the coolest OF
the seasOn-10 above zero,
- DIR. Fox took part in successful
Ter hunt en- Jackson's River last
eek, the dogs bringing in several,
of which was killed.
Miss Hurley, who has been with
B. Bishop & Co. since early fall,
as called home Tuesday on ac-
bunt of the illness of her father.
The funeral services of Mr.. LATE
Eyes wife will be preached by
Rev. Josiah Beverage at Thorny
= Bottom Sunday at II o'clock.
Mr.. David Farmer and Miss Mol
lie Meyers, both of Pendleton, were
married Sunday, Rev. Josiah Bev-
erage performing the ceremony.
.
Nearly 1000 Putnam Organs are
in use in Augusta and adjoining
counties. We do not know of one
dissatisfied purchaser.
-. A telephone message from Mr.. L.
S. Dickinson to his sister, Mrs. II.
S. Johnston, Monterey, announced
the death of their mother, at New
Hope, on Sunday morning last.
Mr.. Jacob Eehard, of Sugar
Grove, one of the Recorders warm
subscribers, spent Tuesday night in
the Monterey neighborheod.
Mr.. Dick Jones, who has been
on a visit to Richmond and other
points east since last week, return
ed wednesday evening,
Miss Lucy Wilson is spending
some time at her old home, Wilma,
on the Cowpasture.
Ruth, the little conference.-the
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Eastman, has been very ill this
week. For several days her life
was despaired.of, but she safely
passed the crisis andis improving
We are informed that Mr.. c. K.
Palmer has rented the James Ry-
der property, above town, and
will shortly occupy.
Mrs. w. N. Wagner, who had
expected to leave Tuesday morn
ming to join her daughter at Kan
sas City, was taken suddenly i'll Il
Monday night, and had to post
pone her trip.
For SALE-l0 or II shoats at sc.
per pound, gross,
j. A. Whitelaw,
Maude Heard Lilly, of IS West i
LAIRD St., New York, seeks infor- Y
nation relative to the descendants fg
of the Heard and Falkner families
who settled in Virginia in l7OO-1720.
DR.. Neff, of Stanton, made a
hurried trip to Monterey Sunday q
morning, in an automobile, and y
performed an operation on one OF v
the horses of the monterey Stock a
Farm. s
Did you ever know of Putnam $
anywhere that was not giving per- 5
feet satisfaction. They are guar 9
anteed for ten years by the Manu- =
facturers. w. w. Putnam q Co., Il
Stauntop, Va. Q
Mr.. Robert Lightner, of Back h
passed through town Friday i.
on his return from Baltimore, q
whittier he had gone with his SON \
in-law, Mr., Coe Beverage, of t
Knapps Creek, to place the latter's t
little daughter in the hospital for c
treatment. Mr.. Lightner reports a
the operation, which was for abcess h
or tumor, as successful, and little t
patient as doing fairly well. Mr..
Nv. A. Beverage and wife, grand
parents, who live near Monterey,