Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-01-16
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LOCAL NEWS
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Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

ABROAD.
Y. B BiSho, and SOB, Miller,
have been with relatives at Elkton
and Charlottesville since last week
Winter gotin its first real freezing
b sinesS last Monday night.
Bursted water pipes and broken
resolutions are January products.
Are your chimneys and flues in
condition for cold weather fires?
The first ice OF the season was
harvested on Tuesday.
The Supervisors held a meeting
on Monday AMI had an annual set
Element with the treasurer.
Fading away: The winter wood
supply.
See the moving picture show TO-
night, Friday the 10th, at Sud-
darth's oil | gallery, Monterey. \
new film each night, Mondays and
Fridays.
" J Beverage, . IIichl;Hrd 10y,
who has been h>i.!in% position
with the Pocahnnt |orl Co. at
.gSwitchh lex, w Va, little over a
\ s-=g lis sheen promoted and sent
!. tlf lefsE,i Ieimes, W. VA
q sISaisbS Mama, why have all
the women in the fashion boohs
got one crooked Leg"
Those who attended srrrice at
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
night heard practical and timely
discourse on the "Ide"l church.
from the pastor, Rev.N A. Parker.
Fourth quarterly conference for
Monterey circuit rcnvenes here
Friday morning. Jan l6!h. Preach
ing Ivy Presiding El!er, Fl. A.
Brown. following Sunday night.
IIssg;ii live sour LAUNDRY with r
aSifalle Basket gors out
Iess fday
I kIns.ite IF precautionary meas
ur,s, diph,h"rin made its ,ppear
ance again in tie county, THIS
time in the "Turnertown" section
of Jackson's River. The first vic
tim, Miss Edith Loury. died last
week. and her brhther now has the
disease.
Crabbottom letter and other mat
ter is crowded out this Weei'.
G. J. Hiner, IA wei! known resi-
dent of this community, Suffered
slight storke If paralysis last Sun
day evening lie spent The day at
the rome Of his daughter. Mrs
Homer Stephenson, near Meadow
Dale. and, returning late in the
event @, had 10 he led to the
house. The lower limbs and one
ann were affected ard DR.. Trlmble
was called III. Mr.. Hiner is gradu-
ally Improving.
A four-horse sled carried party
of invit d guests from Monterey to
the Mauz7 home in New Hampden
last Friday night where an enjoya-
BILE social function was held. On
J the following NIGHT. Saturday,
misses Lena, Bonnie and Sallie Sey-
bert entertained the pupils of the
NJ. H. ;. at their home on Strait
Creek. About % jolly youngsters
yent over Oh one sled.
A telephone ,"cssage was recelv-
cl Monday morning by Mrs. A. w
Miller announcing the death, near
nridgewater. of her father, Mr.
John W. Zigler. wh.' has been III
for several weeks Dr. and Mrs.
Miller left Immediately for the
stricken time.
William Winner, who has the cor
tract for carrying mail between
here and Barlow, lost good horse
Shortly after reaching Monterey last
Thursday evening. The horse took
.ick on the way, butappealed to be
much better until the end of the
!oute was reached. While the past
lew DAYS have ben trying both ON
nan and beast, this is Mr. Winners
.t Ioss s;noa he took charge of the
| cute in July. His experience, how
| yer, along this line had been sad
zone since h came among us SIX
wears ago. having lost six horses,
4 two of them being valuable draft
d horses costing him $500 or more
Rhpiece.