Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-04-02
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.EAL NEWS
\PersB Briefs of People at Home
and Abroad

oCc RC VI LleetlnS vi huVuai
hAolders.
Tissue of the Recorder goes
to IS on all-fools' day, but that
do9t signify.
NWm. T. Gwin, for several
yeaa successful fruit tree man,
ma a delivery of trees here Mon
\ daiast.
iss Lula Davis, of Mcdowell,
sa passenger on the incoming
tsunton hack-line Tuesday eve
ing, and spent the night with Mrs.
!. A. Carichoff.
Miss Jennie Smith, of Bridgewa-
Ter, who has just closed term OF
School at Upper Tract, in West Vir-
glnia, is now visiting her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Fox.
Mr.. David Hiner, of Dunlevie,
came over early in the week and
has been at the oldhome near Mon
Eerey.
Rev. J. B. Ferguson, who has
been pastor Of the U. B. work IN
Crabbottom during the past year,
is sent back again by his confer
ence. He spent Tuesday night IN
town.
Mr.. w. F. Kyle put Mr.. c. M.
Lunsford in direct communication
with the outside world by placing a
box in his residence on
Main street.
Mrs. H. H. Slaven, of Meadow
Dale, has been suffering from an
attack of pleurisy for two weeks or
more,
Mr.. Letcher Chew, of Crabbot-
tom, called at the RECORDER office
early in the week and had the date
changed on the pink label.
Mrs. Lydia Pullin, an aged, put
quite vigorous lady, of the the Nc
DoweIl Side, was in town Monday,
and, accompanied by younger rela-
tives, called to see our big press OPP
crate.
The Monterey, W't'r, 1t. & Ping.
Co. is extending the pipeline down
east Main street from the point IN
front of Mrs. Fleisher's, where work
was suspended last fall.
Mr.. Willis Gibson, who has been
in business in Southwest Virginia
for two or three years, came back
70 Highland last week for a short
stay at the old home near Wander
pool,
Mr., Nathan Winner, who has been
wintering in Pocahontas, has been
in Highland since about March LIST
He came to Monterey Sunday, and
despite his four-score years ano
more, made the trip afoot.
Paas Egg Dye for sale at X. M
Trimble's.
Mrs. Mary A. Rexrode, the aget
widow of the late Andrew Rexrode
died at her home in Mcdowell OF
Wednesday. We hope our cores
pondent will furnish appropriate
notice for noxt weeks issue.
March. more stern and RELENTLESS
than any of the twelve, seemed act
uallv to hesitate between the hon
and the lamb-like exit. In the ab
sence of an expert, one would hav
to regard. the actual conclusion as
compromise, with slight odds in ia
yor of the ferocious.
The residence of Mr.. Markwoo
Propst, a few miles North OF town v,
narrowly escaped destruction b
fire on Monday last The blaze OF
iginated from defective fiue c
pipe, and, before it could be extlr
e,iisbed. about half the roof We
burned away. Mr.. Propst has a
invalid wife, which made the sltu'
ton all the more alarming and Ill
fortunate.
Get prices from R. M. Trlmb
before selling your spring CLIP
Wool.
Sam Reinheimer, a well-kno"
and popular member OF the Gor
mercial Band, has identified hlr
self with the firm of Reinhe,mer
Ullman, of Philadelphia. AS mo
business men know, he is an a
round clothing man, and he says.
has not abandoned his trade IN 0
mountains.
We often wonder how any ,p'
son can be persuaded into taxi
anything except Foley's Hon
and Tar for coughs, colds and III
trouble. Do not be fooled into
cepting Gown make" or other 81
stitutes, The genuine contains
harmful drugs and is in a yen
package. Sold by druggist OF OF NJ
terey and Swadley Bros, Wand
pool.
Mr.. w. E Wilson, ofDoe Hill,
in town Wednesday. From HIM
learned that his laughter, n
~ hoe oone othe u. V. h