Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-14
Highland Recorder
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Pointsd paragraphs-Brief News
Notes-Pecpie 1T Home and
Abroad.

I've ulll, NeEC III MuutelSJ MOI!
day.
Mrs A. S. Walden and sister
Miss Cary Collier, left Saturday 70
visit to their former home a
Hampton.
F. NJ. Bird, a veteran of thu
Mill Gap community, is reported
quite i'll this week.
Do your spring advertising early
Slow but sure-the growing grass
A. Lee winner, of Crabhottom
was in Monterey Monday, and drop
ped around to see us.
G. W. Rose, of Mt. Grove, visit
ed the Recorder plant while in
town Saturday.
Messrs Gilbert Siron and son,
Howard, of Mcdowell neighbor-
hood were in town "Wednesday on
business.
Nuiol, the great mineral oil cure
for constipation for sale by High
land Mercantile Co.
Richard Jones and J ". Heven-
err each brought drove Of cattle
last week from winter quarters in
the Valley.
H. P. Patterson made Il business
trip to Staunton Tuesday.
For plumbing and repairing call
on The Hiner Plumbing Co.
Mrs. Morton Propst, whose home
is just north of town, left Tuesday
morning, accompanied by her hus
band, for the University hospital.
Mason Armstrong, of Doe HIl,
was among the out-of-town visitors
on the street Tuesday
T. J. Rexrode is a victim of
measles, the fact icing reported
Tuesday.
All frost prcof cobbage plants
have been sold, HB Wood
Don Ryder. of Back Creek, spent
Tuesday night in town.
W. F. Kyle, J. NJ. Colaw and A.
l.. JOres mOtored to Staunton
Wednesday evening.
Ernest Lockridge. of Bullpasture
valley, passed through town this
morning.
Capt. S. A. Gilmor, of Mill Gap,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of his grand daughter, Mrs.
E. B. Whitelaw, Monterey.
Mrs. James Hevener, of High
town, was taken to the University
hospital last Saturday. Her son,
John Arbogast, and DR.. A. s. Val
den accompanied her.
Glide Hiner, of Stanton, came
out latter part of last week and re-
NAMED several days with his
mother.
Among those trading in town
Tuesday we're Mr.. and MIS-. Perry
Puffenberger, of Forks of Water, (
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Wagner, of |
Strait Creek, Miss Ethel waybright,
of Crabbottom.
J. A. Fleisher, of Meadow Dale,
called to see US Wednesday. MI.
tleisher is one of the young old |
men of the county. Though near
ing the three-score and 10 limit, he
says he feels like 1.-TWO year Old"
and his appearance bears him out.
Mrs. Bette Potter, aged mother
of Rev. C. L. Potter. former pastor /
of monterey circuit, died "a few days |
ago at her home in Staunton,
The spring examination of teach
ers is now in progress as the school
house. But few teachers reported
this morning for the work. John
Slaven is conducting the examina-E
ton for Supt. Richardson, who
could not be present. !
Winter intru2ed again last Fri
lay night, the landscape present.
ng January appe arance for a day
,r two. Tho snow was six inches
leep Saturday mrrn.:Ag, 5ut it dis
Rapidly under the. April
Jun. These belated squalls are not
Unusual, but always unwelcome.
l will be in Mcdowell Thursday
he 18th of April, to remain ter
lays. will be at Doe Hill tn 24tl
o remain a week or more. Al
oalo Alto the 9Th of May.
O. J. Campbell. DENTS :; |
Miss Iona Pope and Miss Ira:
Hess, of Doe Hill, visited Mon
terey Wednesday.
Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens |
and Ink ON hand the Year-a~ |
round at H. NJ. Slaven's. All pens |
guaranteed.
Infant twins. born to Mr.. and