Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-02-12
Hiehland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.

E. A. Wade, of Mill Gap, was
in town Tuesday.
The dull season is the logical
time to advertise.
sM. Neil and son, of the Bull
pasture, were in Monterey We'd
nesday.
F. D. and Geo. E. Swecker of
the Blue Grass valley, were over
Monday on business.
p Sugar season will soon be here,
\ and from the amount OF freezing
and thawing it ought to be good
I one.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Winner
have moved from their residence
lust opposite the Recorder office to
the formers old home IN Crabbot-
tom.
J.H. Woods. of Back Creek, was
in Monterey Tuesday.
For Sale-Privately, at my home
in Monterey, one large, very best
Refrigerator; one genuine leather
Couch; one Corner Cupboard.
Mrs. J. A. Jones
The board of stewards of Monte
rev circuit NJ. E. Church South,
will meet at E. B. Jones office.
Monday, Feb Is, 1915, at 100 pm
This is an important meeting
and a full attendance is earnestly
requested. LII. Lowance, :. Z
VIM. Wagner, of Lower Strait
Creek, was in Monterey Thursday.
The few bright days of this week
have caused more activity than u.s.
ual. The visit of robins also in
spires hope that the worst of the
winter is over.
John Rexrode. of Crab Run,
spent a while in town Tuesday.
1t is reported that Dudley &
Groggs, real estate agents OF Park,
ersburg, w. Va, have purchased
1890 acres of timber land in Grant
county of General John E. Roller OF
Harrisonburg, Va. 1t is the object
of these men to manufacture the
timber in the near future. These
men advertise in the Recorder.
Mrs. W. F, Jones is spending
while at her old home near Fishers
vile.
Rev. L. l.. Lowance preached
for the Mcdowell congregation last
Sunday night.
Josiah Armstrong, TO Doe Hill,
was in town Thursday.
Our esteemed correspondent at
Doe Hill says that they had no
sunshine there on Feb. 2, and
thinks we may have gotten mix
ed" as to our report for this side.
No, we had bright afternoon, and
no mistake. You see we are sever
al hundred feet near the orb OF day
than Doe Hill. and we often bask
in sunshine while others are In
gloom and fog.
NOTICE--All those who are in
debted to me will please come in
and settle. | wish to straighten
up my books.
ct Chas. Diggs, Barber
The inclemency of the weather
prevented so many of the share
holders of First National Bank, at
Monterey, from attending the
meeting on the second Tuesday in
January, the meeting was adjourn
ed to meet on the third Tuesday
in February when a full attend
ance is desired.
&c. Matheny, Cashr.
The Kyle passenger automobile
left this morning for Staunton with
Willie Gibson, Misses Mary Jones
and Clara Gibson as passengers.
J. A. Lowman, of Dayton, who
came to Vanderpool latter part of
the week to be with his brother,in,
law. W. T. Swadley, who is very
ill, was joined by Mrs Lowman on
Tuesday
Mr.. SwadIey's condition is some
what improved over last week.
Peter Gutshall, of Pinckney, was
in town Wednesday.
R. N. IRVINE, of the Mcdowell
neighborhood, visited Monterey
Wednesday.
Frost Proof Cabbage--Let US
have your order early; will have
them ready for delivery about the
LIST of next month. Price so for
Is cts. and 100 for so cts. On
large orders, special price will be
made. 81. B. Wood,
Monterey. Va.
The Civic League will hold a
public meeting on the night of the
10th. 1t will be known as a Health
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