Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-10-29
HICH[ANDRfCORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs - Brief News
Notes - People at Home and
Abroad.


Sunday in Franklin.
Mr.. w. T. Rexrode and son, of
Rockingham county, are visiting In
Highland, coming in on the Staun-
ton hack-line Tuesday evening.
As your Newspaper and Maya
zine SUBSCRIPTIONS expire, write or
phone H. NJ. Slaven who will look
after them promptly.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Patterson,
left Tuesday for Charlottesville,
where Mrs. Patterson will have her
eyes treated.
Estrayed-Last Sept. a black
SOW with mark in left ear and one
black shoat. Finder please inform
Peter Gutshall, Trimble, Va.
| can have your jewelry repaired
and old jewelry made to look like
new. H. M. Slayen.
Miss Ivy Seaton, who has charge
of the Woods-Terry school, went to
Staunton Friday to take the civil
service examination held there Sat-
urday. She returned Monday.
Mr.. John w. Stephenson, of the
Warm Springs, who is the Demo-
cratic candidate for the House OF
Delegates, is spending this week in
Highland in the interests of his
canvass.
Mr.. Carl Sullenberger, one of UE-
Gle Sans artilerymen of Fort
Hunt, Va, has been here for the
past week, visiting his mother, Mrs.
f. O. Sullenberger.
Mr.. Bird Evick holds the belt for
capturing the largest coon this sea-
son. While hunting Tuesday night
his dog retrieved one that weighed
20 pounds the dog having all the
fun in killing it to himself.
Blagg brothers have on exhibit
ton at the post-office some splen-
did ear. of corn for Highland. 1t
was grown on their Hamilton place,
in the Big Valley. The variety is
white, and the half-dozen ears ere
hard to beat
The country peoplein town We'd
nesday were numerous and trade
was brisk far above the average.
In fact, our stores presented an ap-
pearance resembling rye olden
times"
Mr.. Joe Rexrode worked whole
sale destruction on rats the other
night. After batting them for
sometime in an old kettle with meal
he place it half full of water and
sprinkled brand on top, and waited
for results. Next morning he took
fourteen dead rats out.
Roanoke Times: Mr.. w. P.
Campbell has completed his hand
some. residence on the corner OF
Patterson avenue and Sixteenth
street, and has recently brought
his family here from Augusta coun-
tv. They are valuable additions to
West End, and have received a cor
dial reception.
Unless all signs fail, the Recorder
is going to contain mighty interest
ing reading to Higllanders from
now on. If your name is not on the
list. place it there, and remember
YOUR boys and girls scattered
throughout the States, who would
enjoy the paper as weekly visitor
from the old home.
You can always find a fountain
pen that suits your hand at ii. M.
Slaven's Jewelry Store.
DR.. R. H. Fleming, Superinten-
dent of the Lynchburg orphanage,
the burning of which is reported
elsewhere in our paper, LETT Monte
rev shortly after the calamity oc-
CURED, but before he had heard OF
it.. Deep sympathy is felt for him
The home and little wards were his
chief theme of conversation while
on his recent visit.
Itch cured in thirty minutes by
Woodford's Sanitary Lotion. New
er fails. Sold by DR.. K. H. Trim
BILE, Druggist.
DR.. Burton, eye, ear, nose ant
throat specialist, will be at the fol
lowing places according to date
named:
Mcdowell CDR. Siron's office
Friday Nov. 9Th.
Doe Hill Or. Jones office Sat
Nov. 9th. -
Crabbottom CDR. Sleeps office
Nov Sth.
New Hampden OR Rexrode'
office Nov, 9th.
Monterey Or Campbell's office
Nov. 10 and 18th.
Spectacles fitted.
Mr.. Alvan L. Fowler, bank in
spector, came humming into tow
Tuesday morning, his automobll
making it's first halt in front OF tn
First National. He had left Staun
ton at 6 a. M, and made this poln
about $50. Though coming "as
+b;of in tho nioht - Mr.. Fowler eX