Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-06-25
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LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.
Clear the track!


dizzy heights this week.
The fishing and the booze season
close at the same time.
About next week the town will
strut out III its new hose.
Miss Mollie Harper, of Crabbot-
tom, visited Monterey Wednesday,
Rev. Clay Sponaugle will preach
at Seybert chapel, Sunday, July
4th.
Mr. V. B. Bishop is confined to
his room as the result of stepping
on a nail one day last week.
Mr.. Robert Hansel of Mcdowell
was this week visiting his uncle,
Mr.. G.. Hansel, of Monterey.
The way to bring about an early
test of the towns fire-hghtlng
equipment is for somebody to grow
real careless.
After several weeks visit to
friends in the Valley, Miss Mabel
Jones returned to her home one
day last week.
Mrs. Margaret Patterson was
called to Highland county this week
bv the illness of her daugter, Mrs.
Slaven. Pocahontas Times.
WANTED A cub male bear and
a female wild cat. A reasonable
price will be paid. Owner please
make known at the Recorder othce'
A regular communication OF
HIGHLAND Lodge No. 10, A. f. d
A NJ. will be held on Friday even
July I'd. j. Lunsford, Master.
A doe and two fawns came in
close touch with Mr., B. H. Blagg
while he was at work near his home
on top of the noun ain last week.
Mrs. Gibson and daughter, Miss
Kate Gibson, of Monterey, have
been visiting relatives on knapps
Creek the past week,-Pocahontas
Times.
The Monterey School buildings
which has never had any supply OF
drinking water, is now to be sup
piled under an agreement between
the trustees and the water com
pany.
Mr.. Faud Trimble, who has been
in business along the Greenbrler tol
several years, came in last FRIDAY
for a visit to his brothers, Messrs
c. w. and R. M. Trim5le.
Miss Nancy Blagg, of Doe Hlll
who has been with her sister, Mrs
Josiah Wilson, during recent Ill
ness. was in town Tuesday morn
ing.
Word has been received that Rev
Mr.. Richardson will not be abl'
to fill his appointments as mention
ed in our last issue. He hopes u
be out later on.
A message from Mr.. c. T. Shu
mate, whose going to the Univer
sity hospital was referred to las
week, says that he was operated OF
Saturday and is getting along nice
ly.
Mrs. John E. Sipe while visiting
in the Hightown community las
week, sustained painful injuries b,
a misstep in crossing foot log
She was able to come home, bu
has suffered greatly from a cu
above one eye and an injured limb
cat the earnest solicitation Q
MANY aggravated and indignan
subscribers. -" we take back GU
complimentary remarks as to tn
rose bug. In some localities the
have been very busy and destrut
tive.
WANrED--5O 900 #. of good .blac
walnut, sawed strong l IL Incl
Will paw $500 per NJ delivered
our factory. Cash paid.
w. w. PUTNAM& Co.,
Stanton, VI
Mrs c. NJ. Lunsford and childre
have been at the oldhome at Mea(
dale since Saturday. Her hit
babe, which has been ill for seve
al months, has grown much Wor'
in the last few days.
DR.. Hickey, oculist and opti,c;laIl
late of Washington, d. g., Wall
in Durbin, w. Va, June 23rd an
remain ten days; an eye speclall
26 years; well-known in this an
adjoining states; examination fire
all eve trouble explained; glass
properly fitted; artificial eyes fitte
office in the bank building, the vel
best reference. Office hours .
m. to A p. m.
In the list of graduates fro
Washington & Lee University.
note the names of Messrs. Rose
Stephenson, a law student, al
Robert Sterrett, who took the
A. degree 1t is also complimer