Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-01-29
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ton Wednesday, 49,.
DR.. c. P. Rexrode, of the Blue
Grass valley, was over Tuesday,
Will Pullin, of Crab Run. made
some III pile sugar during this
north.
w. W Stephenson. Of the Bo'ar
neighborhood, was up Thursday.
Give your home a name and
have some stationery printed. We
can furnish YOU any style II YOU
send us your order.
Willard Stephenson, OF Bclar,
visited Monterey Thursday.
One of our Western subscribers
senls in renewal and says he can
get along without the Recorder
Claude Bevera e, who has been
visiting relatives on the Bullpae-
ture for the past two weeks, re-
turned home Wednesday.
FOR SALE A new Sewing Ma
chine made by the New Home
people. Call or write this othce.
Miss Bess Bishop will Il ave to
day, (Friday) for Washington, to
visit her brother.
Jno W. Simmons and s)n.
Stewart. of Forks of Water were
in Monterey WEDNESDAY, Mr..
Simmons dropped in to see u.s.
The man with the s'aall hay
stack will try hardest TO believe or
Gisbe!ieve the ground hog, just as
the forecast may suit his case.
WANTED A small class IL
water-c color and oil painting. Those
desiring lessons will please see Mrs.
H. B Wood Sometime before Feb
ruary 9Th.
w. G.. Winner, who recently
bought farm on the Bullpasture,
was in Monterey Tuesday,
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500 pays for it whole year.
Mrs. C. P. Jones and two daugh-
ters, Misses Martha and Evelyn,
left Wednesday morning for Cali
fornia, where they will visit T. r
Jones, son and brother, respective
ly, and also take in the exposition
returning about June.
Justice N. b. Woods, of the
Meadow Dale community, came to
town last Saturday and was taken
sick Immediately after returning to
his home. His condition on Mon
dav, WAS such that his physician
Was called.
That sober, thoughtful look on
the faces of the High School pupil
this week is not due to home-slck
ness or bodily ailments. The mid
winter exams are on now and
all of them want to make good
FOR SALE 4 Indian Motor
cycles, one 4 horse power, two I
h. D., one Is h. p. For further
information write G. P. Gillespie,
Cheat Bridge, W. Va. q
Mrs Edwin B. Jones has been
called to Baltimore, her former
home, by the illness Of her father,
MIR. US. Turner, who had the mis-,
fortune to fall, just before Christ
mas. sustaining a broken arm, and
which has since resulted in serious
complications. Mrs. Jones went
out to Stanton Sunday afternoon.
At the same time, Miss Lillian
Trimble went east to consult an
eye specialist.
The Forks Of Waters graded
school, being taught this session by
Miss Sallie Seybert and John Sit.
ven. has determined to secure a
library for the school, and the ini-
tial steps were taken last week.
The effort is meeting with help and
approval by the patrons, all join
ing in "box supper" on Wednes-
dav evening. Jan. 18Th, the occ"s-
ion drawing d fairly good crow d
from the near by communities.
The receipts of the evening amount
ed to S25, and the library is thus
assured.
T. H. Shultz, formerly of resi-
dent of Highland, died at his hon e
in Staunton last Sunday morning
after a comparatively short illness
Mr.. Shultl was son Of the late
John Shultz of Mill Gap and has a
brother and sister now living in
that community-V. NJ. Shul'z
and Hrs. Wellington Bird. Mis-.
Bird went out to Stanton some
time ago and was present when her
brother died. Mr.. Shultz was 81
years of age and is survived by his
wife.
Rev. L. T.. Lowance preached
Sunday night on the subject an
nounced, as the world growing