Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-03-19
Mr.. Don Sullenberger spent Sun
day with his family at Monterey.

Saturday and Sunday at her home
near Mill Gap.
Mrs. Sheridan, of Jackson's Riy-
er, one of the oldest persons in the
county, was reported very sick last
last week.
Mr.. A. C. Helmick, of the Crab
bottom Valley, spent a few days
here first of the week.
See the change in c. w. Trim
ble's new adj this week.
Mr.. J. H. Puffinberger, of Bath,
is on visit to his mother, on the
Allegheny. She will return with
him this week.
Attorney e. B. Jones is attend
ing Pendleton county court this
week. His sister, Miss Mabel, &C
companied him to Franklin.
If old March doesn't want to
hear the the old gag about his
lingering in the lap of spring. he
ought not to do it, that all.
Those who predicted apoor sugar
season didn't know any more about
it than the weather-man who fore
caste a good inauguration day.
Saw mill people should bear in
mind if is violation of the law to
pollute the streams with saw-dust,
and it is we'll to remember this be-
fore making a saw-set.
Miss Mollie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. K. Kramer, of Dunlevie,
has been visiting her friend, Miss
Elsie Hiner, since last week.
LosT:-A pair of gold frame
glasses about a week ago. Finder
please return them to j. R. Giles
pie, Monterey.
WANTED: A good cook. Good
wages paid. No out door work,
and no washing. Family consists
of three persons. References re-
quired. Apply to R. S. t., 333
East Beverly street, Staunton, Va.
DR.. H. S. Fleisher returned
Monday to Falling Spring, West
Va, accompanied by Misses Carrie
and Lucille Fleisher, who will make
their future home with him.
Ladies spring hats ate. W. Trim
ble's Cash Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Bird have
both been confined to their room
for more than week as a result OF
grip. Mrs. w. H. Matheny has
also been ill for several days, but
all are now improving.
The March winds have kept the
telephone linemen pretty busy. In
some instances considerable dam
age has been done, interrupting SER
vice at intervals.
While it takes money to build
roads, it is gratifying to note the
extent TO which the subject is be-
ing discussed through and by the
State press.
There will be services at the Mon
terey Methodist church Sunday, tht
Dist day of March, at IL O'CLOCK
A. NJ, and at 7:45 o'clock P. NJ.
w. s. Trimble.
Mr.. Glide Hiner, who is an all
round mill man, has arranged t.
saw a lot of lumber for Mr.. Charle'
Gum, and the mill has been moved
to the ground body of timbe
in the pines, north of Monterey.
If the purpose of the insurgents
was to fire the Cannon, " the tern
is, perhaps, all right, but it has to-
much of Cuban or Philippin
sound for our American congress.
See the most beautiful line of La
dies and Misses Oxfords at c. W
Trimble's Cash Store.
The mail-route between Montere
and Warm Springs has been let
Mr.. Robert McGuffin, of Bolal
His term of service begins July
and covers period of four years
Mrs. w. H. Hiner, whose seriol
condition was referred to in OF
columns in a previous issue, recove
ed sufficiently to leave here c
Saturday. Sne and her husbar
were accompanied as far as Barto
by Mr.. ]. H. Mackey. Weleal
that Mrs. Hiner will 60 immedat
w 10 the Hinton hospital.
Mr.. J. R. Coffman traveli
salesman of this section for Geo.
Hedrick Carriage Co., Dayton, v
ginia. will be here April court WI
q fine lot of their latest buggy
Mr.. Hedrick's buggles are We
known here, they having met
the demands and wishes for ma
wears Come prepared to b
one of these latest buggies.
FOR SALE--A ton of good f
tilizer at low price. Call early.
E. B. Whitelaw
~, NJ H1.llz, &C Hinbtoy