Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1911-02-17
HICHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

call Monday.
- Mr.. J. A. Whitelaw has beer
quite i'll for some time but is nov
improving.
Nj. Miller Bishop has accepted 8
position with railroad contractor:
at Pinckerton, Pa.
Winters backbone, if not brok,
en-, seems to be bent, and evidences
of spripg~a are not lacking.
Mrs. J. Cliff. Matheny is assisting
in the First National Bank, in the
absence of her husband.
Miss Bess Bishop entertained a
nlmber of her friends at Valen-
tine party Tuesday night.
Y Mr.. Richard Jones returned from
trip to Staunton early in the
week.
MI. J. Morgan Armstrong, mer-
chant at Pinckney, has leased W.
B. Corbett's store property for five
years.
A three-months-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hull died on Mon
day night of pneumonia, and was
buried at the Hull graveyard, near
Hightown, Tuesday
The tract of land in Crabbottom
which was some time ago purchas-
ed from |. @. Simmons by Robert
C. Newman, has been re-purchased
by ts,former owner.
Mr.. F. A. Ogilvie, of Corbin,
XIV, and brother, Jas. J. Ogllvie,
of Elkins, spent several days, early
in the week, with their mother,
Mrs. NJ. L. Ogilvie, of Monterey.
Mr.. r. H. Chew, of Pennsylvania,
a relative of Supervisor, G. Lee
Chew, of Crabbottom, has been in
the countyyfor week or more.
Mr.. W. A. Cunningham has sold
q ten-acre tract of land, lying just
north of V. B. Bishops property
to C. W. Trimble, the deal being
made early in the week.
At the public renting of the
Charles Wade land on Tuesday
last Mr.. Lee Gum bid the highest
figures and secured the lease, the
price being SS59.O0.
Mr.aRobt. Jones, who had been
visiting in the Valley City for a
month or so, returned to Monterey
last week.
AR. H. H. Pullin has moved into
the Commercial Hotel property
and in to-day's Recorder announces
that he is ready t. entertain the
travelling public. See ad in anoth'
er column.
"Looking Between the Lines
was Mr.. Morton's subject on Mon
day night, and an audience of med
ium size was at the court house tt
enjoy his lecture or reading. IL
addition to helping on the merltor
ious work of the county history
those. present got their money
worth and more.
Mr.. I. @. Simmons has sold thu
Sower side of the Rodgers farm tt
Messrs. A. J. and Albert M. Halter
man for something like $4,000. Th
Blagg interest in the Hamilton
place in Big Valley. recently pur
chased by Messrs. Halterman, wa
sold by them to Messrs. J. S. an
w. A. Gibson.
$4,000 per month straight salar
and expenses, to mer with rig, t
introduce our Poultry Remedies
DON'T answer unless you mean BIS
mess. Eureka Poultry Food M'f'
Co., Qncorporated) East St. Louis
Ill. iii
See |. @. Simmons sale notice i
another column.
ATTENTloN-Any one wishin
Frost Proof Cabbage Plants, gual
anteed to mature from 4 to 6 week
earlier than any other, kindly sen
order to the undersigned. You ca
set them out the last of March an
need not be afraid of freezing Their
to hurt. They have been tried i
Highland and the cold snaps didn'
faze the plants. Send SOC befor
LIST March and let me order 100 70
you, with other orders. We wi
notify you when the plants come
Respectfully,
H. B. Slaven,
Monterey, Va