Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-02-06


A letter from our western sub
scriber, F. P. Graham, encloses
money order for renewal to the
Recorder. He says the winter with
him has been the finest ever
very little snow, mild and pleas
ant weather.
For Sale 100 first-class stock
ewes. Will drop lambs about the
middle of April. All are nice ewes.
Address or see T. J. Rexrode,
Monterey, Va. 2"
R. G.. Jones is arranging to build
a. residence this spring on the
Franklin road, north of the bridge.
The council should give this street
name, or if it already has one,
make it known.
Unless his hogship decided that
the dav was too pretty to be mar
red by his unsightly presence, he
undoubtedly saw his shadow.
February generally ushers in the
sugar season and preparations tor
the work are now in progress. M S
Stuart Malcolm, of Seldom Se' n
w1o spent Thursday night in town,
said that she had made syrup IN
December of this season and had
been using the new syrup ever
since. This, however. is very un-
usual.
NOTIcE-Those who subscribe d
during the contest and their sub
scription is out, kindly notify US:
il ' YOU do MOI care to take the Re-
corder longer. This will save us
confusion later. Please attend to
this at once. We void like for all
to stay in the Recorder family. The
coming wear promises to be an inter-
esting one to Highlanders; the rail-
road prospects never brighter
Better stick to the Recorder and
keepup with the new developments.
James O. Hiner, of Mar'inton,
came over to the sunny side OF
Allegheny on Saturday, remaining
until first of the week.
Let's 60 to the movies Saturday
night!It was real good the last time
Sans avs he is going to take his best
girl. Let us be gallant. too. ad
W.T.. Kyle has gone to Staunton
fora car loadIof Ford machines.
Rylan NJ Swoope and cousin, E.
Roy Lowenback, of Harrlsonburg,
Va, visited Misses Ginevra and
Willie Swoope in the hospitable
home of H H Hevener, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs C. C Fox, Of
Crahbottom, we're whiting in Mon
terey Thursday.
Willis Gibson. treasurer OF High
land. met with right serious acct
dent Wednesday evening near his
bsme Vanderpool. While at work
on his farm. he cuts limb or pole
which was held in bent or strained
position, and it struck him on the
lin and nose, inhicting most pam
full injury.
There will be an oyster supper al
Crabbottom school house tnday
night. Come out and helpa worthy
cluSe.
The International Tailoring cos
Large Sample Book for the Spring
and Summer of 1914, is now or
exhibition at V. B: Bishops sore
1t is by far the bast they have ever
sent me, The choice of American
and European WOODEN mills are
shown. The tariff is off. come IN
and look the book over. guafan
tee price and fit. Clothing dose no
make the inner man, but 1t sure
dose improve the appearance OF tn'
outer man. Boys come in ana &c
International clothing, ana whel
you walk down town, you VIII No
moving picture. D;,hon
FOR SALE Ny farm OF elIre q
or nineteen acres in Rocklng'a.1'
county, Va. on Paul's mill roa ;,l
one mile east of Paul's mill, WOO W1,,
good eight room house, Zon o,'t
cellar. stable and all necessary w. w.
buildings, good school and cnui sr,,;t
Young orchar of all kinds OF II ~,
will sell at a bargain if sold at onee s
Write or call on Arthur 5 WehS9I
Route l Dayton -
FOR SALE At Christians ota
ton new 9 room house and neces
sary out buildings and III acre
land and orchard. Apply to
&ORR Jno f Moore,
Christians va