Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-03-14
HICHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.

Monday night IN town.
C. C. Burns, of Back Creek, was
in Monterey wednesday night.
Miss Sallie Bell Arbogast. of Mar
linton, came to Monterey latter
part of last week.
R. NJ. TrimIle has broken ground
for his new store building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Slaven re-
turned wednesday from their visit
to points east.
A.C. Herold and Miss Margaret
Carter, of Mill Gap, were the guests
of Mr., and Mrs. E. B. Whltelaw
last Sunday.
william winner and a force of
hands have been engaged this week
in moving the old Carver house
from Main to back street. on the
lot recently purchased by II. 2.
Patterson.
Robert Matheny, who has been
confined to his home and great
sufferer from an attack of infama-
tory rheumatism, was on the street
Tuesday for the first time in sever
al months. His friends, young and
old, were glad to see him.
worth and Mrs. Bosserman were
indicted last Monday for the MAIN
ing of the latter's husband at the
Bosserman home in Staunton two
or three weeks ago. The bail was
ixed at $4,000 and 81 900 respec-
lively, but no bond has yet ~Deen
offered.
According to a maudlin senti
ment, astonishingly large, Gov.
Mann. like the two juries, lower
and upper courts, has committed
an objectionable sin by failing to
,condone the lawlessness OF the
Aliens.
The I'd quarterly Meeting of the
NJ. E Church, will be held at AS
bury Tuesday and Wednesday,
March the is and 10th. Services
each day at IL a. m. and 7:3O p
m. Frank S Townsend, D. D.,
District Supt. of Ronceverte dis
tr;ct presiding. Everybody cordi-
allv invited to attend all services.
H. A. Coffman, P. c.
@ C. Jones, of Harrisonburg,
spent Sunday with his Uncle, ChaS.
?, Jones, going from here to Back
Creek to assist in the construction
of the two bridges there. 1t Will
he recalled that work on these
bridges was called off last fall on
account of the freezing weather.
Wanted In small family, settled
moman, for general house-Work.
INQUIRE at Recorder office.
]. W. Sismons, James IRVINE
and Gilbert Siroa. of Eastern high
aand, were in town Enesday.
The Board of Supervisors met on
Monday.
Henry Fleisher, of For ks OF Wa
tiers, has purchased an interest IN;
the mercantile business OF +: M
Trimble & Co. from which K. M.
Trimble, of this place, recently
withdrew.
Perhaps the most serious inter.
ruplcn to the school, as result OF
the seeurge of me@sles, will be eye
weakness that see IS tn follow IN
its wake. A few of the high school
pupils have thus far been unable
ito take up their. studies, though
,entirely we'll in all other particulars
Send in your order for Frost
Proof Cabbage Plants. BY plant
ing these plants you will be able
to eat cabbage from one to two
months earlier than you could from
home grown plants. Phone or
write H. B. Wood, Monterey, Va.
FOR SALE-Puge bred Buff
Orpington Eggs. Is eggs for 81.
Last fall chicks weighed 7 lbs when
6 months old ard pullets beganlay-
ing at 5 mos. This breed natures
early, and suitable for this climate;
will lay all winter. Write to
C. T. Shumate,
Monterey, Va.
FOR SALE My place lying IN
Crabbottom, between W. W. HeV-
ener and C. L Snyder, containing
40 or so acres of good grass land
plenty of water and fruit, and MOD,
ern buildings. Any one interested
in a good proposition will do well
TO look after this at once.
VIM. w. Wagner,
Ronte | Monterey, Va