Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-01-05
Learn to write it 1913.

Learn to write it 1913.
Don't fail to keep the New Year
resolutions.
DR. Miller spent the holiday sea-
son at his home near Bridgewater.
10 Wade, of Mill Gap, was in
town Wednesday.
Miss ANY Samples has charge of
the central telephone office this
week.
A. V. Huyler, of New York,
spent several days at the Stock
Farm, returning to Staunton Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs J Ed Arbogast spent
the Christmas season at Mrs Arbo
CASTS former home. near Parnas-
suS.
Among the Montereyans who are
on the sick list this week are Mrs c
G Cross, W H Lunsford and Miss
Lizzie Shumate.
Local sportsmen have enjoyed
several fox chases since the snow
fell last Thursday. Three foxes
were bagged on one of these chases,
the game being routed on the
mountain south of town.
Piedmont Business College,
. Lynchburg, is offering great induce
ment to the first young man or
lady enrolling from Highland Co
il Shurnate, of the Bullpasture,
was summoned to town early in the
week by the illness of his sister.
The Ladies Missionary Socity of
the Methodist church will meet at
the home of Mrs A Whitelaw on
Friday night. Jan. 3
H. L. Simmons has sent to the
Recorder office an apple of the
1911 crop 1t is fairly we'll pre-
served.
The melting snow and rain early
in the week left the roads in an
icy condition.
A. A. Shumate, who has been at
work in Bath, spent the holidays
at home. Mrs. Shumate and son,
Hinkle, paid visit to Pocahontas,
returning Tuesday.
The First National Bank has
declared its usual semi-annual 4
per cent Dividend payable Jan. (.
1918. This makes a, total OF
$1,000 the First National has paid
its stockholders in dividends.
Will sell privately my house and
lot on Main street, Monterey, Va,
also lot on Spruce street, on
which is 4 valuable young orchard.
Both of these properties have a
good size Ginseng Gardens, under
lattice and we'll stocked with roots
two to four years old-sell with or
without ginseng. A. c. Suddarth
Your position will pay you a
guaranteed salary of $500 to 5000
the first year, if you are the first
representative of Highland county
in Piedmont Business College.
Con Gillespie and Kenton Echard,
holding positions with the Spruce
Lumber Co., came to Monterey
on Thursday evening. the former
to spend few days with his broth
er, J. R. Gillespie, the later to
visit his home near Vanderpool.
Suddarth's Gallery is now closed.
All back orders will be finished up
to date. Will sell my Studio outfit
cheap to quick purchaser. This is
a good stand for young man or
lady. A. C. Suddarth, Monterey,
Va.
LaCompte Richardson, of Cam
bridge, Nd. has been spending sew
eral days with his aunt, Mrs. c. e..
Hansel.
Robert Matheny, who has been
confined to his home for several
weeks with an attack of inflama-
tory rheumatism, is still great
sufferer, at times, and unable to be
out.
Mrs. J. C. Matheny received word
last night of the death of her Uncle,
L. H. Bird, which occurred at Ell
dorado Springs, Missouri, Sunday
morning. Mr.. Bird was a brother
of our townsman, ]. W. Bird. and
was here few years ago on visit.
C. M. Lunsford and sister, Miss
Maud, of Hightown, returned Tues
day night from the Cowpasture
river where they had gone to at
tend the funeral of their step-father,
Mr.. George Hupman. 1t is under
stood that the deceased recently un,
derwent an operation at one of the
eastern hospitals, though death
was due to pneumonia. Mr.. Hup,
man was a prosperous farmer and
a worthy citizen.
r. N. Jones. driving E.B White