Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-10-01
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
People at Home and
Abroad.


are spending the week in Stanton
MIR. S. N. Beverage is spending
few days in the New Salem com
munity.
Mr.. VIM. Larner and wife, Of
Staunton, spent Saturday and Sun
day at Monterey.
Messrs. Joseph and Preston ST.
pie, of the McKendree section, were
in Monterey Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles Ralston is having 8
coat of paint applied to his resi-
dence on south Spruce.
Read the sale notice of Mrs. Jos
w. Blagg in another column of the
Recorder.
The public schools at Vanderpool
and Woods-Terry are scheduled to
open on the 4th, with Misses Crag-
wall and Seaton in charge, respect
The Augusta County Argus says
hat Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Hook. of
Staunton, lost their baby boy by
death on Saturday last.
Mr.. J. X. Warner has moved into
he Arbogast house north of town.
tY. Warner became the owner OF
his farm about year ago.
MIR. Edwin Hevener returned
Monday from trip to his former
home at Leesburg, bringing his
wife back with him. They expect
to make their home at Monterey.
The stone-masons have complet-
ed their work on the new church
and have returned to their home in
Staunton.
We are requested to announce
that Rev. G. Dorsey White, ?. b.,
will preach at Hightown on Sunday
morning next, and at Monterey at
7:3O on the same day.
Miss Maude NJ. Abbott, who has
been with V. B. Bishop 4 Co for
several seasons, is again in charge
of the millinery and dress-maklng
departments.
The plumbing necessary to give
the Jail building connection with
the public sewer has been done this
week, thus lettering sanitary con-
ditions about this public building.
Postofice Inspector, W. J Marles
reached Highland Monday evening,
going through offices at Mcdowell,
Doe Hill, Crabbottom, Hightowr
and Monterey, and left the county
Wednesday.
We regret to learn that Miss Pat
tie Mauzy has typhoid fever at her
home in New Hampden. Hel
father, Mr.. George W. Mauzy, is
lust recovering from an attack OF
the same disease.
Mr.. Walter Gwin, native Of
Jackson's river who has been resld,
ing in West Virginia for "a years.
was in Monterey Tuesday evening
After short visit to relatives in
and near Monterey, he returned
Wednesday.
Losr:-Between Monterey and
Lee liners, Waterman'S Idea
fountain pen. Please return te
First National Bank.
= Mrs. ]. P. Stricken, Mrs. VIII
liam Stricken and sister, Mrs. Hlck'
man. Ellenboro, w. Va, came tt
! Monterey Friday evening and vii
visit friends here and in other sec
tons of the county.
NOTICE Any person wanting
sheep 10 keep on shares, call Of
write the Recorder office for full
information.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Botkin, of Towanda
Ill.,, is visiting the home OF nj
father, Mr.. Geo. w. Botkin, nea
McKendree. He was in town Sat
urday, called at the Recorder OF
fee and had his name placed OF
our subscription list.
Don't fail to visit the opening
DAYS, Oct. Sth and 9th, of the mil
lnery department of Jones AM
Shoulder, Doe Hill. See large a.
in this issue.
The Chancery suit of Geo. A
Wilfong, X. H. Trimble and other
: VS. James M. Ralston and others
which was submitted to Judge An
derson for decision in vacation, wa
this week decided by him in favo
of the plaintiffs.
The deal whereby Mr.. E. 3
Whitelaw becomes owner OF the Oh
Masonic hall and grounds has bee
consummated, and workmen al
now converting it into residence
The Masonic brethren have move
into the Odd Fellows Room in tn
Sieg building, and will occup
Jointly until their building is con
pleted, the time set being next tal
For SALE -12 pure bred Shror