Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-03-17

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was ip>town Tuesday.
Mr.. J. A. Bland, one Of Crabbot
toms substantial citizens, paid u.
visit on Wednesday.
The changeable and changing
weather effectually wards off spring
fever and causes the poet to hole
back his illusions.
Mr.. D. G. Ruckman. the we'll
known stock dealer, has purchased
an automobiles Franklin.
Rev. C. L. Potter will preach his
last sermon at Monterey for this
conference year, 7:30 p. m. Sunday
next
Mr.. and Mrs. William Malcolm,
of ArbovaIe, w Va, were this
week guests of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Malcomb,
south of town.
We are informed that Mr.. George
w. Hevener has purchased a home
at Waynesboro.
Master Raymond Slaven has
gone to Staunton to visit his grand
mother and other relatives.
Miss Bessie Peterson has finished
term of school near Meadow Dale
and opened a second one on Back
Creek.
Mr.. A. L. Jones has been confn-
ed to his room for several day on
account of illness.
Mr.. E. w. Armstrong and faml-
" have this week gone to their new
home in Augusta county.
The Monterey High School has
lost several pupils recently by re-
moval.
Mr.. G. H. Lockridge, of Williams
Vile neighborhood, spent day OF
two in Monterey this week.
Watch your subscription and
on'tlet it get behind.
Mr.. G. A. Bird, of Valley Center,
has been appointed road commits
sioner for Bluegrass district in place
of Mr.. Claude Newman, recently
located in Pocahontas county.
Mr.. J. D. Mccoy, of Blooming
ton, H., spent few days with rel
atives at Monterey last week. 1t
has been eleven years since Mr.. Nc
Gov visited bis native county.
Little Miss Elizabeth Matheny
gave a "Mother Goose" party Sat
nrday afternoon, her little guests
appearing in appropriate costume
1t is needless to say they had a Dig
time.
MARY, little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Lunsford, has Deen
auitesill for a week or more.
Through Mr.. Frank McNulty
who was over Tuesday, we learn
that his father, Mr.. J. F. McNulty
is slowly improving, beng no"
able to sit up.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ogilvie and daugh'
tiers, Misses Rachel and Edmonia
were passengers on the east-bounc
hack Thursday morning, and, aftel
a few days stay with friends II
Staunton, will 60 to their new home
at Crozet.
Sheriff J. E. Arbogast and Pau
Brown have purchased the hn'
Young trotting stallion brought herr
for sale by Mr.. T. R. Steele, OF Au
gusta.
For SALE-Upright piano. Coco
as new. Apply to Tom Il. SlaVen
General Micajah Woods, one 0
the most celebrated lawyers in Vlr
ginia, died suddenly Tuesday morn
;ng in his home at Charlottesville
after An illness of about a week Q
the grip.
At the regular meeting of tn
Monterey Camp, NJ. W. OF A., NC
14o13, on March Is, full attend
ance is desired. Several candl
drtes for adoption.
II. H. PULL1N, Clerk.
z,4Charles Diggs, the Monterey bal
Der. and Fife Daugherty, {
Knapp's Creek, were married Wee
nesday evening at the former
home east of Monterey, Rev. Nil
Potter performing the ceremony.
Subscription money for the de
batting contest has been raised an
the medals have been ordered: The
will be placed on exhibition at som
of the business houses of Monterey
as soon as they are received. Thl
will be the means of much goo
t. the young pupils, and we pr
diet an interesting debate.
Rural free delivery mail carrier
will be given thirty days leave
absence instead Of fifteen, as her.
tofore, as the result Of an amen(
,t In +bo postoh1ce anppoprlf