Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-03-03
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LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

IT is now up to March to prove
whether or not spring has come.
Mr. Will Wilmer had the misfor-
time TO lose a fine work horse last
Monday morning.
Marrh's entrance was of doubt
full Interpretation as between the
lion and the lamb.
Hustle up your order for cab
bage plants. II Is Sla'eh.
Notice the change of Suddarth
& Wood al in this issue.
Mrs, J. A. Jones. who has been
III for some time at the home OF
her son. Mr.. W. F. Jones, Wier,
returned to her home at Monterey
on Monday.
See the new double column al
of the Monterey Garage
Mr.. O. F. Bradshaw has moved
from the Wade place on Back Creek
10 Mcdowell.
Mr.. J. f. Herndon, of Staunton,
came out Tuesday to do some re-
nair work on the Presbyterian
church roof.
F. 5. Royster Guano Co., Nor,
folk. Va, has some thing to tell
YOU in this issue. See their adj
Mr.. Lee Botkin, of the Doe Hill
community, spent few days, early
in the week, with his daughter,
Mrs. John Gillespie, of Monterey.
Mr. Russell Gum, of Pittsbnrg,
Pa. has just completed a visit OF a
week to his parents, Mr. and Mrs:
Lee Gum. of Vanderpool. He had
been absent for several years.
Baltimore Conference NJ. (.
church South, with 10000 mem
bers and owning about So ,OOO,ooo
of church property, will meet this
spring in Clifton Forge, opening on
March Goth.
At the suggestion of the supervl-
sors of Augusta county, petitions
have been sent into the various
districts to ascertain the sentiment
of the people as to the proposed o
bio bond issue of 100000 for
road building in the county.
Friends of B. T. Hook, Esq, OF
Wilma. are pleased to learn that ne
is again able to be up. Mr.. Hook
has been partially helpless Tor sew
eral years, and for some Tune re-
Gently, was confined to his Deo'
The public closet and lavatory al
the court house are nearly complet-
ed and the Supervisors will be
commended by all who have a
grain of public spirit.
Mr.. James ]. Ogilvie has sold the
T. H. Slaven home to Mr.. w: II.
Lunsford, and Mrs. Ogllvie Will 60
to Albemarle. She and her son;
: Mr. F. A. Ogilvie, have purchased
;o;ntlv fruit farm near Crozet,
and both will move there during
the present month. Mrs. ogl1vle,
who has resided here for several :ai
wears has many friends who Will
regret to see her leave.
Mr. C. NJ. Lunsfprd returned
rro,dov evening from the East,
bringing with him E. M. F. 81
car which is the first to be placed
in the new garage. Messrs. H., e.
Junsford and A. w. Hale made the
return trip with him. Mr.: Luns-
ford drove the car through from
washington. his travelling time be-
inc 16 hours, the roads, in many
places, being very bad.
The Highland Sugar Camp is on:
The Campbells are making sugar
with the exception of Miss Annie
Innton who is attending the High
School in Monterey. She writes a
snlendid account of the school man
agement ana Ihe s,nO' TIL,
Kindness of her teachers.-HlVely
Cor. Bath Co. Enterprise.
$4,000 per month straight salary
and expenses, to men with rig, to
Introduce our Poultry Remedies
Don't answer unless you mean bus
mess Eureka Poultry Food M1g
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Judge George X. Anderson re- re,
turned home Feb. % from IRON b no'
Springs, Ark, where he had .i.r been
for the past few weeks undergoing
treatment for rheumatism. Judge
Anderson is now in much better
health and his friends express the
hope that the Improvement 6 in his lis
health NAV be Recommendations