Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-04-28
HiCnLAN RECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Noses-Peop!e at Homeland
Abroad.

~Air.J. A. H!ner and family movec
to his home at Dunlevie this week
Mr.. John Sipe, Jr., of Huttons
vile, W. Va, is this week in Mon.
terey.
Mr.. Jasper Simmons and wife, CT
Crab5Ottom, visited friends in Mon
terey last week.
Mr.. A. W. Arbogast. of Marli' :
ton, came to town by auto mob, e
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob. Echard, of
Pendleton, bave been at Mr.. George
Smiths for several days.
Mr.. D. o. Woods, of Arbovale,
VIVA, who represents a Morgan
gantown realty company, attended
this term of court.
M. S. w. Wilson is arranging to
build new residence near the old
home on Cow Pasture. Mr.. A. W.
Hale is doing the foundation work.
Call at ]. D. Burns & Co. and
see our stock and get prices, and
when you fall in need OF a burial
outfit you know what to order
The first quarterly conference
for the Monterey circuit was held
on Wednesday morning, DR.. A. W.
Bond, p. E. presiding.
MADE MIsrAKE-Some one took
an overcoat out of Hotel Monte
rey lobby Tuesday. Please return
same to the hotel.
Next Sunday, April 80, being the
9Th Sunday, Rev. L. L. Lowance
will preach at Monterey II A. NJ.
and s P. NJ.
The third quarterly meeting of
the NJ. E. Church will be held May
6 and 9TH by Frank S. Townsend,
district Supt. at Fair View church.
Mr.. Mike Flory, with CARRIER
Bros, Harrisonburg, came out
Monday, bringing runabout f r
Mr.. Robert Whitelaw, the High
town R. F. D. Man.
Parties who bought property at
our sale, and have not removed the
same will please do so.
W. T. Jones.
One of our farmers would like to
know what would be a fair gain for
a steer or oxen to take on per day.
lie reports his took on . lbs per
day.
Supt. Payne is holding a teach
ers examination at this time -
Thursday, Friday, and SATURDAY
at Monterey. There are about 10
applicants present
The Highland Mercantile Co..
has an extra good bargain in a lot
,of odd Clothing, Odd Pants etc.,
that we can save you some money
tOn.
DIR. H. Trimble came out from
Stanton Mondayin his automobile,
his father and sister Mrs. G. W.
Hevener, accompanying him. The
noads Were fierce" in places but
the doctor made the trip without
serious mishap,
J. d. Burns 4 Co. carries an out
fit running from S25 to $35 that
will cost you from $40 to $50 else
where,
Mr.. Chas. A. Hull and family
left last week for their new home al
Lamansville, W. Va. Mr.. Hull
will engage in the mercantile busl'
ness there.
Losr-On Wednesday, near thu
postoffice, a pocket-book, contain
ing something like hundred dol
{iars in bills. Liberal reward TO-
,return of the money or any lntor
,ination leading to the recovery o
same. Please make known at Ihl'
office any information.
-:Rev. LII. Lowance, the new pas
sor of Monterey circuit, M. Il
Church South, reached the charg
late Saturday evening, end preach
ed here at ii o'clock, going tt
Straight Greek in the afternoon
He was greeted by a fairly goo,
audience and his sermon was muc'
enjoyed by all who heard him.
A card received from Miss Lul
Wallace, formerly a valued CORES
pondent from Williamsville, state
that she has reached their ne1
home, yollmer, Idaho, arriving OF
the 18th. Our readers will be gla'
to learn that Miss Wallace has con
sented to furnish, at convenient IN
tervals. descriptive letters iron
that interesting section of our bl!
country.
Why not have a homecoming TO
Highlanders? August and Septem
TENDER, 1912, would be a good tim
and season. Nonresident Highland
ers are invited to give their view
an tho subiect. Highland has beer