Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-03-27

John A. Lindsay, of the Bolar
neighborhood, while on his way to
Monterey Monday lost a valuable
Z mare.
Easter Sunday, April 18th.
The sugar season may prove a
short one but little Highland will
remain sweet, just the same.
Our spring R. R. news is belatod.
but it is perfectly fair to blame it
on the hard winter until some
other cause is assigned.
A private letter from S. B. Sieg,
of date March 10, states that he
had recently recovered from a criti-
Cal illness of two weeks duration.
He is still a resident of Chicago.
The moving picture man will
have, in addition to 5000 feet of
film, Il banjo picker and dancer for
Saturday night. BE sure and come.
Price only 10c.
G. H. A. McAlister. of Pinckney
was in Monterey Monday. He was
accompanied by his little nephew,
Clyde Stephenson, who has been
making his home with him.
j. A. Lowman of Dayton, came
to Monterey early in the week. He
brought with him a fine Jersey COW
purchased by resident of Marlin
ton, w, Va.
Mrs. Laura Cross of West Angus
ia is offering her jennings Gap
farm for sale. See adv in this
issue.
Mrs. H. B. Wood, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis last Tues
day. is getting along nicely.
Gov. Steuart has proclaimed
Friday, April 8, 1914, as Arbor
Day for Virginia.
If you order Your paper stopped
kindly see il you have paid up your
back dues. and if not do the manly
thing pay up.
The industrial and trade edition
of the Staunton Daily Leader. is
sued March "a. was a masterpiece
of its kind. 1t gives evidence of
capacity and enterprise that means
much to Staunton and this section
of Virginia.
Programme of the WiIliamsvllle
school came in too late for this
weeks issue
Kindly send your remittance if
you are in arrears on your subscrlp-
ton to the Recorder. For short
time we can get you The Farm
Journal for 5 years for 25c. This
offer applies only to Recorder sub
s'ribers.
Rev. L. L. Lowance left Mon
day morning to attend annual con-
ference in Baltimore. 1t is general
" supposed that Mr.. Lowance will
be returned to Monterey circuit,
which will complete his four-year
term as pastor.
Mrs. George Beverage, whose
home was on the western slope OF
Allegheny, in Pocahontas, died
on Saturday morning last, aged
about 70 years. She was daugh-
ter of the late William Swadley of
Hightown and had numerous rela-
tives in this county.
FOR SALE-30 thousand feet
nice, we'll season oak and chestnut
lumber, consisting of framing and
inch boards, also about so slab
locust posts. For particulars APP
plv or write Jas. W. Gardner
Vanderpool or Pinckney, Va
Pm Admr Harry Fulton, Decd.
4 few more cabbage plants on
hand. Call at once if you want
them.
R. P. Lockridge of huntsville
spent Tuesday night in town. In
speaking of the weather, Mr.. Lock
ridge said the past winter is no
comparison to the one of 1867; the
snow nearly covered the fences and
hIocked the travel so that there
came near being a bread famine.
Mr.. Lockridge will soon move to
BIG River, Augusta County, where
he has purchased large farm.
A complete Stock of Millinery
and ladies fancy goods will be in
v B. Bishops store about March
osth 1914 Miss Mary E. Sand
man who is we'll known to many OF
our lady patrons as a competent,
evnerienced, and helpful city Mil
liner will be in charge of this dep
artmept and will be glad to see all
Of her old friends and manv new
ones Miss Sandman is selecting
this new stock herself, and having
boon employed at Armstrong Gator
& Co, ali OF this spring, she will
know Just what to buy. Come IN
y / Of tbaca now goods