Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-01-24
HIGHLAND RECORDER
LOCAL NEWS.
PERSONAL
Brief Items Of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintances.

Mr.. John E Sipe has moved into
the Jail building 1t had not been
occupied since vacated by Mrs. Jor.
don last fall.
Mr.. j. Ed. Arbogast went to
Durbin early in the week on bust,
ness, and will remain some time.
Mrs frank Wilson, who has been
visiting her parents here since
Christmas, left Wednesday morn.
ing for her home in Charleston, W
Va.
To avoid possible confusion from
this time Oh, calls intended for our
mayor physician should be address
ed to DR. C 3 Fox, senior
We regret to learn of the illness
of Mr. John Pruitt, Sr, of the
Pinckney community.
II NJ Slaven can sell you high
grade Graphophone from $50 to
$35 Cali and see his LEADER a
$50 machine with large floral horn
which requires no crane nor~stand
and doesn't have to be taken off
when the machine is not being
used.
Contractor Gums carpenter
f,r:ei is fitting up the office room
formerly occupied by MrE FL Nc
Clintic as temporary quarters for
the Citizens Bank.
The union services are still in
progress Mt the Methodist church,
Four or FIVE have protested con-
version. The attendance upon
each service has been fairly good
Prof. RUBBISH, of Dayton, and
Mr. Chas. Lawman, Of Rushville,
spent last week at Monterey, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs GJ Hiner
The ice harvesters are busy this
week, The quality of the ice does
not look to be first-class, but, ow.
ing to the lateness of the season,
those who have houses to fill deem
it prudent to gather what is at hand
rather than @ke chances.
Mr. w J Robson is now engag.
ed, with force of hands, in log
ging for Mr. J A Whitelaw on the
Moon place. This work is prepare
tory to some extensive improve
ments on the Monterey Stock
Farm, among other things. the
building Of large stock barn.
Three members Of e NJ Slaven's
family are recovering from attacks
fever. This family has been seourg-
ed with fever, having had no less
than seven cases SINCE thf lest
Fourth of July, when the mother
was taken sick with a fatal case,
1--WE years since there were three
cases of fever in his ia nilv.-Poca.
hontas Times.
Mrs Elizabeth Liggett and son.
Mr. Jas W., and Mr. Forest Kyle of
Staunton, were passengers on the
incoming hack WednesdaYevening.
Marriage licenses ISSUED during
the past week were to Walter e..
Winner and Mary L Newman. Dice
Meats and Fife Puffinbarger, + N
Harper aud Myrtle Marshall
For Sale-Two of the best farms
in Pocahontas county. Several
good Greenbrier farms. Also a 80
Dbl roller mill, fine water power.
Address Ed L Warren, Lewisburg,
w. Va.
Nonresident readers of the Re-
order may infer from another
paragraph in this lssue,in which we
refer to the ice harvest, that things
are "freezing" in Highland. Not
so. The ice in question formed
some time ago, and we have since
had beautiful winter weather.
Bright, crisp DAYS and nights were
followed by a decided thaw on
Tuesday and Wednesday, and the
ice gathering came to an end, sleds
and sleighs also going out OF conf
mission, for the present at least.
All persons indebted to me fol
work during past year and request
ed to settle by cash or bond.
Paul Brown
On the Dist inst, Chas III Heven
err qualified as administrator of thu
estate of his father Jacob g Heven'
er, decd and the following apprais
ers were appointed: George Way
bright, Jas F McNulty, G I Shu
mate, VIM Gum and VIM f Jones
The Second Quarterly meeting
for Highland Circuit, Methodist
Episcopal Church, will be held on
the 18th and Goth Of January, al
Thoiny Bottom Church. On Tues
dsy, there will be services at Ii a
m. and 7 p. m aud on 'Wtdnesda,
services at II a. IN, after which
the Lord s Supper will be admins
tered, followed by quarterly con
ference. On Wednt sday evening
Up m. there will be services at As
bury Chapel. The Presiding Eide
L E Ressegger will conduct al