Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-04-02
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
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Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.

1t cOnnOt be claimed CnaG mafcn
was althogether neutral.
Mrs. Amos Barlow is reported i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
81 P. Patterson, Hotel Monterey.
Most of the public schools have
closed in the county, the six
months term having expired.
v. B. Bishop left Thursday to
purchase his spring stock. W. E.,
Gum accompanied him as far as
Elkton.
Lucy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Warner. has this week been
very ill at her home east OF town.
This is one of the few years when
no one apprehends that the March
grass will freeze down."
C. W. Judy and family left first
of the week for their new home at
Parkesburg, Pa.
Two new houses are being erect
ed at the southwest edge of town,
one for Saul Simmons and one for
Bill Helmick.
Lake herring just received from
the packers at V. B. Bishops at
&c per Id. Rice beans &c, clover and
timothy seed, Onion sets, Maine
grown seed potatoes, rice &c per
A call meeting of the directors
of the Highland Stock Show is set
for April %. A full attendance is
desired.
For sale-A Mason & Hamlin
Organ, in good repair. Bargain.
Cali or address Recorder office.
Miss Lula Trimble, who laugh a
public school in Bath county, re-
turned to her home near Monterey
last Saturday, her school having
closed.
C. W. Trimble has purchased a
new Ford car, and his son, Ralph,
has learned to run it already,
Ralph is the youngest driver IN
Monterey.
FOR SALE-One two year old
Hereford Bull, and yearlings; also
2 two year old Hereford helters,
will be fresh in May.
3ts ]. II. Mackey, Monterey va
In the adv. of j. N. Bradshaw
sale it is ten young cattle, instead
of ten young colts as published IN
our last issue. Notice the correc'
ton in the adv.
The Monterey fishe rmen are this
week placing some young trout IN
the streams of Highland. Mr.. J:C.
Matheny met the little finny tribe
at Barlow, Thursday. Another
consignment will be sent a little
later, and it is the intention OF
these fishermen to get the streams
we'll stocked.
We owe an apology to the High
School Literary Society for our
failure to speak of the interesting
"American Poets" programme
rendered on the night of the 10Th:
The debaters showed marked
ability and good training, and every
number on the programme was
excellent.
FIN. Trimble, made his first
passenger trip to Staunton this
week. From now ON people wish
ing to make auto trips will do well
to call up the above person, at
Monterey Va. adv
The Young people of the Presby-
terian Sunday school gave chill
dren's Mission Service at the
church on Sunday night, the house
being vel! filled. The programme
was one specially designed to
emphasize home mission interests,
and the little folks entered heartily
into the service, playing we'll their
parts.
II, Arthur Hall optometrst will
bein Crabbottom, New Hampden
and Hightown. Monday and Tues
dap April 5th and 9Th. Eyes ex-
amined and lenses changed abso.
lutelv free. House calls made If
requested. Phone or write me at
Monterey.
Still have some nice Frost Proof
Cabbage plants on hand. Don't
wait, but get them now; earlier ;!
YOU plant them the sooner you Will VII
have cabbage to eat. 25c tor oo
and SOC a 100. Il b Wood
Miss Mary Sandman. an exper'
fenced and very helpful milhner
from the we'll known house OF Arm
strong Gator & Co., is now IN
charge of the millinery department
at V. B. Bisop's Store, and Will De
clad to see all of her old friends
and have opportunity to make e
manv new ones. by showing a full
- nou snring millinery per-