Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-03-01
LOCAL NEWS
POINTED Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

laS III west Virginia for couple O.
weeks.
The heavy roads have caused
late mail arrivals.
Mrs. ". R. Hughes, of Elkins
is visiting her mother, Mrs. G. X
ReXrode, on Crab Run.
Have you settled your 1911 &C,
counts.
Mrs. l.. A. Carichoff, of Staun-
ton, spent a few days of this week
at Monterey, her old home.
Workmen are engaged in build
ing a cottage on the let owned by
f. B. Whitelaw near kyle's garage
Miss Josephine Stephenson is
spending some time at the home of
her uncle, W. A. Campbell, Frank
lin, w. Va.
License was issued from the
Clerk S office Monday for the mar
riage of Mr.. Edward 7. Stanley,
of Hot Springs, to Hiss Annie Wat
son Pritt, of Bolar. Bath Enter
prise.
The Hevener mill, near Meadow
Dale, has been newly-equipped and
put in operation. Our correspon-
dent from that place. who has seen
for himself, tells of it in another
column.
To he convinced that winter is
gone one has only to consult the
almanac.
In couple weeks we will be
from under the ground-hog's ban.
D. H. Peterson was confined to
his home several days early in the
week with an attack Of tonsilitis.
There will be'a regular commu
nication of Highland Lodge on Fri
day night, March |. Work in first
and second degrees. By order Of
the Worshipful Master.
w. H. Matheny, See.
1t is safe to say that a large ma
jority of Mr.. Stephenson's constit-
ents were glad to see him lined up
with the "ayes" in the House vote
on the enabling act.
Rev. DR.. Kern, pastor of the
Staunton NJ. E. Church, South,
has created quite a stir there by
"lifting the lid" exposing some of
the clubs, gambling, drinking, the
aters and houses of vice and in
fanny, or rather holding them up as
the "Enemies of the Home. "
Judicial redistricting occupied
considerable time of the House
Tuesday, resulting in Highland
county being transferred from the
Nineteenth circuit, presided over
by Judge George X. Anderson, OF
Clifton Forge, to the Eighteenth
district, presided over by Judge
Henry W Holt, of Staunton.
March would perhaps be more
popular month il she would give u:
more "hot air. "
E, D. Swecker, Esq, qualified
as Admr. of Chas. X. Farmer
deceased.
Our spring lines of shoes are be,
ginning to come in, we will have a
better then ever before. we bought
early and can save you money on
all leather goods ale advancing, sc
don't forget we can save you from
TWENTY-FIVE to fifty cents per pair or
your spring shoes. The Highland
Mercantile Co.
DENTAL NOTICE DIR. q. c.
Trumbo will be in Doe Hill March
10th, remaining 10 days to 2 weeks
or more prepared to do denta
work in every line, plate work
crown and bridge work, filling
painless extracting etc. Call early
make engagement by phone o.
otherwise.
when we say that we will sell ar
article at cost FIR spot cash, we
mean it. So don forget the boys
Youths overcoats, at the Highland
Mercantile Co.
Nelson Fast, a native of Ohio
who had been in Highland for
few months, died suddenly of hear
trouble at his home on the NJ. F
Wiley place last Saturday morn
ing. Since coming to the count,
he was married to a Mrs. Ginger, o
Jackson's River. @Fast was strang
er to most of our people. He wa
SO wears old. The funeral tool
place at Wesley Chapel on Sunda.
last.
Like many of our far away sub
scribers Mrs. r. l.. Williams, O
Everett, Wash. writes the Recorder
"We can't get along without the
Recorder. 1t is so much like let
ter from home. Only wish more
letters would appear from differen
places, as we, so far from hom
appreciate them very much indeed
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