Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-01-27
H|CHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.
Mr.. S. n. Beverage has gone to
Marlinton for few days.

January is furnishing US some
blue-ribbon winter weather.
Solomon, of Hot Springs,
an optometrist, is with us.
Mr.. w. T. Gwin, one of the Bo-
lar merchants, was up Saturday.
An examination of your dues and
chimneys may save loss by hire.
Mr.. Don Sullenberger returned
Monday from a business trip to
Marlinton.
DR.. N. A. Whitelaw, of the Blue
Grass side, spent several days IN
town this week.
Mrs. Andrew L. Jones returned
Tuesday from visit OF several
weeks to Staunton.
Rev. C. L. Potter will preach at
Monterey Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock and at St. Creek at 3 p. m.
Mr.. Paris Johnston, of Marlinton,
speut a few days with his parents
and other relatives here latter part
OF last week, returning Monday.
Mr.. Clopton, the clock man, who
has made his home at Samuel Hey
ener's for three years, has been Ill
for a week or more.
Friends of Mr.. John Mackey
were glad to see him on the street
Wednesday after some two months
confinement on account OF SICK
ness.
Mrs. J. 4. Jones was taken ill
while on a visit to her son, Mr..
~ F, Jones at Wier, more than
two weeks ago, and is still confined.
TO her room.
Mr.. Bishop requests us to thank
all the citizens who rendered such
Drompt and efficient service in saw
inc his residence from burning on
Sunday.
Mr.. Llovd Sullenberger. who has
been away in the interests OF the
Cauikias and Augsburg horse i'm
porting company, returning to
Monterey Londay.
Among those in town Wednes-
day were Messrs. William Dever
and Cant. Gilmore, Of Mill Gap,
W. H. Cleek and Hubert Stephen
son, of the Bolar community.
.,be authorities have employed
Mrs. Paul Slaven to complete the
term of school at Vanderpool, g'Y-
eD I'D by Miss Elsie SlaVen on ac-
count of illness at home.
Mr.. C. NJ. Lunsford left Wednes-
:Eav morning on a business trip
rast. During his absence Mrs.
Lnnsford and Master Charles are
visiting the formers father, Mr.
James 4. Fleisher, Meadow Dale
Mr.. Harry Heyener's condition
has been more favorable for sever,
al DAYS. and friends are hopeful
that he will get up again. Miss
Bumgartner, a trained nurse from
Elkins, West Va, has been with
him since Wednesday last.
For SALE-112-acre farm, 2 mile:
from Churchville. Good house ant
barn, other outbuildings. young
and old orchard, and running wa
ter. Address w. NJ. Saink,
1874 p. R. No. 2, Swoope, Va
A case of dphtheria is reported
at Mr.. w. E. Gums, north of town
DR.. Fox. who is medical member o
the Board of Health, went down ol
Monday and placed the family IL
= quarantine, and it is hoped Their
wv be no new cases.
Mr. VIM. Gibson. of Monterey
brother Of Mrs d. NJ. Kyle, OF tn
CIV let Sunday TO join party i
New 1 Yo,, K WHO will cruise for
month in Centrsl American waters
They will. of course, see all ther
is to be seen OF the Panama Cana
--staunton Daily Lesder.
A Culpepper paper boosts tn
county because one OF It's cltiz 1e,
lived to an unusu;el age IN
Tines-Dispatch, Rich uond's d
daily, quotes the county paper
notes the quick perception, al
winds up by pronouncing the o!
Tuckahoe county "pocket e.
ton of paradise. " The country ed
itor will doubtles be at loss to de
termine whether the reference is by
periodic or sarcastic.
By reference to another column
it will be seen that Messrs. Clyde
and Frank Blagg are advertising
their personal property for sale
Much to the regret of our people
these young men, sons of the lat'
Joseph Blagg, have decided to NOV
t. the West, Mr.. Clyde Blagg leav
ing for Illinois on Tuesday morning
to look at farm which they con
+a,nnlate buvino. Their decision