Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-20
HlCHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

Mr.. H. p. Patterson, the hote
man. has been confined to his room
a week on account of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Sponaugle
of lower Strait Creek, were in towr
Wednesday.
Mr.. John Page, an esteemed
citizen of Little Back Creek, who
was on. the sick list last week, is re,
ported better.
After much thawin anda heavy
rainfall that made full waters, the
ground is again covered with snow
to a depth of three inches.
Elsewhere in today's issue will be
found advertisement of sale OF Mr..
Floyd Simmons personal property.
BY the overturning of load of
fodder on which he was riding. Mr..
Jesse Hincr had a finger broken
,st Monday morning.
Mr.. Thomas Ogilvie, student at
w. and L., who was detained at
h ,me on account of Dealing in his
head. left Monday morning for
Lexington.
Notice-The person who borrowed
our paper punch will please return
it to this office.
MIR. J. C. Darnall, the fruit tree
man. accompanied by Mrs. Darn IL
and child, of Franklin, came to
Monterey a week or so ago, and are
now at Hotel Monterey.
The second Quarterly Conference
Of Highland Circuit will be held al
Asbury Chapel Jan. % and 20;
Preaching Saturday, II Il. m. and
6 o. m, and on Sunday at II a. m.
and 6 p. m. H. A. Cotfman, PC.
The High School pupils are now
passing through the ordeal OF ex-
animation, and some of them make
no effort to conceal THAT tired
feeling. "
Though the present snow does
not afford very good sleighing, sew
eral parties were in from the coun-
try Wednesday. Among them we
n5te Messrs. H. H. Seybert, OF
Strait Creek and Jacob Vandeven-
der and family of Forks of Water.
AR. D. N. Carpenter, Of Big Val.
lev came up Tuesday to the
mill, and also marketed some tlne
winter apples.
Little Miss Margaret Patterson
has been quite i'll for several weeks
but is now thought to be improV-
ing.
Those of our citizens VINO hadfor-
gotten or ''outlived" the COW ordl'
nance and were allowing their stock
to run at large in the streets, are
reminded of it by the posting OF the
regulation at the postotfice. Anc
sergeant Ra!ston says the same vii
be rigidly enforced.
afr. Woodward, of the Beverly
garage, Staunton, brought pas
senger to Monterey Monday morn,
ing, leaving the Valley City, at
$50 and arriving here at $50
That is good enough for winter
+ time and bad roads.
LosT--Between the school house
and Hotel Monterey, last week, {
small pin with three owl heads Oh
it. The finder will bestoW favor
by returning same to
ANNIE LEE HoL7
A marriage license--the first o
the vear--was issued on Monday tt
Mr.. Bolton H. Gutshall and Mis-
Ethel. daughter of Adam Ryder
They were married on Tuesday
kev. Josiah Beverage officiating.
Crawford Lewis, colored, wh'
lives near the Bussard planning mil
above town. was arrested Saturda,
morning on a warrant, sworn GU
bv |. B. Bussard, charging hin
with carrying off a piece of scant
ling on the previous MIG ht. Th
case was tried before justice Wilson
and Crawl. had to pay something
like 500 for said piece of lumber
To THE LADIES l am going t.
give every lady an opportunity t.
buv a so cents rose for 30 cents o
4 for one dollar of any kind, excep
the tree variety. All of these rose
are imported and are two years old
A rare chance. J. c. Darnall, Agt
For SALE-112-acre farm, 2 mile
from Churchville. Good house AM
barn, other outbuildings. younj
and old orchard, and running wa
ter. Address W. NJ. Swink,
l-6-4 R. R. No. 2, Swoope, Va
NoT1cE-Place your fruit tire
orders with the Fremont Nursery
.tremont, O. They guarantee ever,
tree to be sound and will replac
o,v or oil If not satisfactory.