Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-03-22
H|CHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs -~Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.
". W. Stephenson, of Stony
Run, was in town Wednesday.

Run, was In town wednesday.
March grew lamb-like this week.
At last! Snug in the arms of
Gentle Annie. May she never lose
her grip!
Mrs. Boyd Stephenson returned
earl Y in the eek from a protracted
visit to her former home in Tennes-
see
Ed. Simmons has moved to Doe
Hill.
Monday brought busy time to
the sugar-makerS.
A few days such as we had early
in the week 60 for to compensate
us for the long, rough winter.
The annual conference, NJ. f,
Church. South, meets in Roanoke
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Jones, T. R.
Jones and Willie Gibson made up
passenger list for c. NJ. Lunsford
who drove his car to Staunton on
Wednesday.
NoT1cE-All accounts and notes
due the Monterey Milling Co prior
to January 20, 1912, must be settled
by April 1st. Please attend
your account and avoid cost.
Monterey Milling Co.
CLYDE Hiner left for Stanton
Monday morning with his passen-
ger automobile. His passengers
east were Roy Snyder and Mrs.
Edwin Hevener and mother, Mrs.
Gilmer.
Frost Proof Cabbage Plants
are here and for sale at SOC 100.
Special prices made on large orders.
H. B. Wood, Monterey, Va.
Miss Josephine Stephenson was
a passenger on the east bound hack
Monday morning.
Rev. L. L. Lowance will preach
his last sermon at Monterey for
this conference year on Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
If the Allen gang get justice the
electric chair in Richmond will be
kept full for an hour or so at least.
Mrs. Emma V. Hupman, of the
Wiiliamville neighbord, was in town
Monday.
HI. Trimble, the harness-mak-
err. has moved his shop to the Cum
ningham building, nearly opposite
the Recorder Office.
J. S. McNulty, of Mcdowell,
was in Monterey on Monday.
fletcher Mclaughlin, of Jackson's
River. was among the few visitors
in town Monday.
West Main is ON a boom. Four
bungalows are in course OF cree
ton, E. B. Whitelaw building three
and w. F. Kyle one.
Every case of spring fever has a
symptom all its own.
The person who borrowed our
aand-saw will kindly return same to
Recorder office.
At last we have secured The Royal
Tailoring Co.'S line OF samples, con-
sidered the best Co. in the east and
we say without fear that it is afact
come and see for yourself. The
Highland Mercantile Co.
The school Board has arranged
to continue the primary grade OF
the high school for another month
Miss Matte Eagle, Of Doe Hill, is
in charge.
Janet Patterson. whose serious
illness was noted in our last ISSUE
continues very sick. there being
no marked change in her eeadl
ton.
EGGS for Hatching-Pure bree
Indian Runner Ducks, the grea
iavers. Twelve eggs SOC.
Mrs. y =. Lockridge,
Mcdowell, Va
chose who wish to take advant
age of the Recorder proposition tt
get free Frost Proof Cabbage Plant:
by paying on your subscription
whether it be in arrears, in advance
OF neH can do so until the LIST o
April. For every dollar you pay
you get so plants free, Send O.
call for them as We viii not pay TO
delivery of same.
Several members of DR.. K. II
Trimbse's family have been and ar
now i'll. Among them Mrs. Trim
BILE and little daughter, Alma.
Sidney Mudd, of Maryland, ha:
come out for congress from the 5tt
district. Al this season he vii
find eongelsa. elements almost
everywhere.
All parties owing me on account
or notes will please settle them ur
by cash OF note, we'll endorsed by
Anpil 18th AL! apQonDtS not set