Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-11-06
H|CH[ANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Personal Briefs of People at Home
and Abroad
Did you vote for Bill?

Did you vote for Bill?
1t is all over. Get the long
breath.
Now, Judge, trot out the pros
perity.
Mr.. R. M. Rodgers and family,
of Mcdowell, moved to Augusta
county this week.
Miss Blanch Matheny has gone
to Rockbridge Co., where she will
teach music during the coming win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ruff re-
turned from Rockbridge county
Monday evening.
Miss Lena Vance, of the Mellow
ell community, left Wednesday
morning for protracted visit to
Ohio, the home of her sister.
Mr.. H. M. Slaven went out to
Durbin Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. c.
C. Arbogast returning with him
Thursday.
Mr.. j. N. Wilson and wife, of
Clawson, w. Va. have been visit
ing her parents near Doe Hill. Mr..
Wilson stopped in town Monday
on his way home.
Mrs. Chas Fleisher, two daugh-
tiers, and friends, of the South
Branch, visited Recorder Office
Tuesday.
The new sewer system is assum-
ing tangible form. A big force of
men are now employed opening
the ditch along the South side of
Main Street, and much of the pipe
is on the ground.
Mrs. M. C. Trimble and daugh-
ter, Miss Maud, left Thursday morn
ing for a short stay in the Shenan-
doah Valley, after which they will
take up their residencein Staunton.
Monterey regrets to give them up.
A little son of Mr.. Harry Stone
died at the home of it's parents on
Little Back Creek Wednesday after
noon. The remains were brought
to the Wilfong burying-ground,
near Hightown, for interment, DR..
Wagner conducting the burial SER
vices.
Mrs. Mary. E. Wamsley and
daughter of Poscasset, Oklahoma,
and Miss Mary c. Campbell of
Randolph, Co. w. Va; spent a
week visiting Highland relatives.
They returned home Saturday.
1t is in order to shake hands and
forget.
To THE WOMEN We desire to
say you will find a full line of Nc
Calls Patterns at c. w. Trimble's.
Court day is good time to pay |
your subscription. Subscriptions |
over year due and not paid by |
the 10th of Nov. will be suspended |
until paid. The new ruling of the
postoffice department gives weekly |
paper subscribers a year in which
to renew. Please bear this in mind.
j. R. Hoffman, agent for the
Hedrick buggies, manufactured at
Dayton, Va, was here this week
introducing patent storm apron.
This complete arrangement of their
buggies will certainly meet the APP
prevail of the people of this section.
You should avail yourself of one
of these vehicles. 1t makes winter
travelling much more pleasant. The
buggies Mr.. Hedrickis manufactur-
ing have many marked improve
ments. Mr.. HOFFMAN will be here
court day and will be pleased to
show you the Hedrlck buggy.
The friends of Rev. H. W. Roane
of Mcdowell, Highland county,
will regret to hear that he is not
improving as fast as his physicians
had hoped. Mr.. Roane was brought
to the Kings Daughters Hospital
here some weeks ago and under
went an operation of the knee cap
made necessary on account of be-
gin kicked by a horse. --Staunton
Dispatch.
I will sell, privately, my land on
Jackson's River, 10 miles south of
Monterey; good new house and out
buildings; young growing orchard;
some bearing trees on land; situat-
ed on the public road; near school
and churches; cleared land in fine
state of cultivation, part coved with
fine oak timber. Will sell and give
possession at once. So come or
you may miss good bargain.
j. H. Pruitt,
Pin tpoy Vo