Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-04-09
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes-PeopIe at Home and
Abroad.
A marriage license was issued
latter part of the week to Cameron
Rexrode and Miss Made Winner.

ReXrode and Miss Made winner.
Remember, Saturday is the day
set apart for volunteer work at the
school ground. Unless the weather
prevents. there will be something
doing.
1t is to be hoped the auto bus
scheme between Monterey and
Staunton will not fall through.
Highlands Easter storm was a
tame affair as compared with other
points east and north.
Rev. J. C. Thrasher, the new
pastor of Monterey circuit, reached
here on Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. L. L. Lowance has shipped
his belongings to his new field of
work, but, with his family, will
spend a few days at Mrs. Lowance's
old home at Valley Center before
leaving the county.
The beautiful spring days of the
week have put new life into things
animate and inanimate.
DR.. Bell, of Augusta, was in the
county last week assisting in the
survey and transfer of his Crab
Run farm which he had previously
sold to E. B. Jones and Harry
Ralston, Mr.. Jones getting that
portion east of the pike and Mr..
Ralston that on the west side.
Mrs. II. S. Johnston returned
Wednesday from visit to her old
home in Augusta.
LOST-A night-latch key some
where on Main street Sunday night.
Finder kindly make known at this
Office
W. E. Gum returned last week
from the Valley. While away he
rented the old Bishop home near
Elkton, Va. and will move there in
the early fall.
Goat Hill" at southwest Of town
presented spectacular scene Tues
day night; the large accumulation OF
underground had been cut and set
afre; and from its high position
gave a pretty glow to high build
ings of our little town, and the sky
effect was grand.
Among those who have purchas-
ed cars since our last issue are &.
D. Dudley and J. W. Hevener, of
Hightown and R. Lee Gum, of
Vanderpool; all buying Overlands.
FOR SALE-One two year old
Hereford Bull, and2 yearlings; also
2 two year old Hereford heifers,
will be fresh in May.
3ts j. H. Mackey, Monterey Va,
H. Simmons, of Crabbottom,
and Dennis Gum, of Meadow Dale,
each purchased Ford car We'd
nesday.
John S. Wallace, of Valley Gen.
ter, was among the visitors to town
Wednesday. Others here on the
same day were, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Jones, of Doe Hill, H. E. and Geo.
Colaw, of Crabbottom, George Sny-
der, of Doe Hill, Peter Gum, of
Meadow Dale.
Mrs. N. A. Partner is this week
numbered with the sick.
A call meeting Of the directors
of the Highland Stock Show is set
for April %. A full attendance is
desired.
E. A. Dudley sent a fine herd
of Herefords from his Valley farm
to Highland last week.
There's no question about it
this spring. Better leave 'em on
a while longer.
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
have cabbage to eat. Csc for so
and SOC a 100. H B Wood
H. H. Terry, who took his cat
tie to Shenandoah to winter brought
them home last week passing though
Monterey Friday afternoon. They
were fine lot, and while they
have wintered well, were doubtless
glad to get back to little Highland,
the cattle heaven of Virginia.
Both choirs had special music
at the Easter service at the
churches last Sunday, Mr.. Low
ance preaching at IL, and MI
Parker at night.
The finest specimen of maple
sugar we have seen came from the
DR.. Whitelaw camp last week
small quantity exhibited by Lloyd
Su.lenberger. 1t was very fair IN
color, brittle, and had flavor all
its own, surprising any caromel or
CONNECTION on the market.
T will be in Highland this spring