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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Eppa Rixey Leaves
For raining Camp

CHARLOTTESVIIE VA. Mnrch
G.-Eppa NiAcy, who has bccn
coaching NirEiniu'S twirlcrs for
several weeks, left tonight for tho
Philiics' camp at Birmingham. rho
Giant sOuthpnw weighs more than
:uO pounds. and Is I'm splendid con-
dItion.
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RANDOLPH-;MACON COACH
SELECTS ALL EASTERN FIVE
Coach Marshall Gives Jackets Four
Positions-Brittain, OF Hampdcn-
Sidney HOnorcd.

Coach r. c. Marshall, of Randolph
Macon College. director of the cham
pionship Eastern Virginia Intcrcol-
lesiatc quint. has picked the five mon
IN the league to mako what he consid-
crs the choice qunt. Mr.. Marshall
has had an unusual amount OF basket
! oaii experience. playing three years
ciub basketball and three years pre-
na iy school basketball in Boston.
MINIS MINIS h hste n,dxn the University Of
the Varsity qunt. After leaving the
University. he played on a number OF
While in New York. he was official at
the annual Cornell-Syracusc games. He
has refereed also n large number OF
" this is the fifth championship bas-
ketball team that he has coached hay
ne LEFT a string Of victories behind
shall says:
I'll, I'm choosing this mythical team.
tlcular pains TO study the playing of
all individuals. l feel that this tea m
would be practically perfect as a scor-
cnts TO very few points
Cochrnn Rated Best Forward
AT forward l would consider Coch-
ran; R.-M. G. first: His ability to cage
naShets. combined with his fast and
edge or when to play the defensive
and when the offensive game makes
him an Invaluable man at this posi-
ton. He still has three years, and
should he able to rank high with amy
time.
My second choice is Britain. OF
IL. 5. Although he played on n weak
team. he showed that he knows the
game. and plays hard and consistently.
He handles himself well. and is the
type THAI Eivevs the opponents more
trouble than most forwards Put with
fast aggregation. he would shine.
At center. Zimmerman. of II. NJ. has
no comparison in tho league ITc Is
big and powerful. and his steady scor-
ing throuShou the season under all
conditions have put him in n class by
himself. lie never failed to get the
tap at the crucial times. This is his
first year. and with thrce more to
play. he no doubt will develop to such
an extent that the larger Institutions
would hc glad Of his services. He was
tested against some OF the best ccntcrs
in the state this season. and in each
case held his own.
Selects Both OF Jackets Guards.
At guard. my first choice is Butter-
worth. X. NJ. He proved the best that
the league could afford, because of his
ability 20 break up plays under the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
GROH STILL AFTER COIN
Cincinnati Captain Only Player Tn
signed by Reds-Eiler md Roush
Sign DoCu,nent.
lBy Associated Press. ]

by Associated PrcssJ
CINCINNATI OHIO. March 6.-Cap-
tain Hcne Groh is the only rcma ming
holdout of the Cincinnati world cham
pions. Today President August Herr
mann announced that Jake Daubcrt.
first bascman. had signed his contract
and would leave his home In Pcnnsyl-
vania Monday for the Reds training
camp at Miami. and that Pitcher Hold
E.ller and Eddie Roush. center ncider
and champion batsman of the National
League, also had signed. They will
leave for Florida Sunday night.
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COLONIES SWAP PLAYER
Louisville Trades Deschcr to Co
lumbus for Ray

tBy Associa'ed Press
LOUISVILLE. KY; March sThe Louis
nounccd the trade OF Robert Dcschcr. out
uDtder. to the Columbus club Of the san"
league. In return for Roy Massey. also an
outficidcr. Bcschcr ranked third last year
In stolen base honors OF the association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
EXHIBITION BASEBALL

SAN ANToNIA. March c-rh. score.
Nav Vat, >., X. H. l.
San Antonio "a tTonas s',.:;;;...'. u IL
lsaitcr!es; ilubbcli. Winters. r Kelly ana
SNYDER. smith: Stewart Davenport Harris
Eberhardt and James. Cottwaid Gibson
DALLAS, TEXAS. March THE score
st. Louis, Nationals.
Batteries: Heinhart and cicmons' Der
hocfer: Flynn. Landry. Wood and Kcrns
FORT WORTH. TExAs. March 9Th.
score:
ST Louis Americans !" y Is
f9 Ra ,,n MSrih Irsxas' 4 10 !
SEVERED. billings. Appleton. Holden. Kraft
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QUAKERS AWARDED MEET
Championship Track and Field Events
VIII lie Held nj Philadelphia
May IS and 80.
| BY .ASSOciat 81 Press.l

NEW YORK. March S-Thc American
championship track and Hrld meet OF the
lnt"rcol!c giate Association OF Amateur Ath-
lcte5 OF America was awarded to the Uni
N"rSity OF Pennsylvania Uv the assoCa ion
AT IT, annual meeting here today. The games
VIII be- held May IS and -
The election OF an executive committee
for tho cnsungNycar resulted in the selcc-
ton by ballot Of the following; j. r Eernc,
,ir.. harvard; y. s. Smith. Yale: W. H.
Downs. Princeton: :. j. Newcomer. Dart
rh" now advisory committees appointed
by President Ashton consists OF G. II. Kirby,
chairman: Thornton GcrSh. Harvard, and
E"i!and e. Fcnncr, Pennsylvania. y. J. II.
MdEarth. Of New York University, was an
pointed advisory secretary ana treasurer.
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Two Events Are Postponed
PRINCETON. y. J.. March THE YALE.
princeton va~Hity swimming meet ana Tho
falc,Princoton freshman basketball game
scheduled Tor tonight. were nostnoncI on
account OF the inability Of the New Iinv"ri
condition - - So
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BYRON TO WORK ON COAST
Former Virginia. National and En,t
erh ,,enEnc tmnire Signs Contract
With Pacific Coast League.

by Associate ted Press
DEIEolT. MICH. March 6.--"I,ill' nyron
i"r mnh! Years an umpire in the National
it;.|Gnc ana tho old Eastern circuit h liza.
; ,,,n contact f2r the coming w,i
m ihcihc Coast League. hc announccl ,o.
IHx , ByIon pinns to leave FOR the West
ny hyrom ninpircd in the Virginia League .cv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

worth. X. NJ. He proved the best that
the league could afford, because of his
ability 20 break up plays under the
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
TRIMBLE

April 10, 1920-There has been an
other little sugar spell, some took ad
vantage of it, but the majority have
given up boiling sugar for his year.
Rev. Mr. Thumm filled his appoint
ment at Wesley Chapel Sunday, he
was accompanied by his son.
Mrs. Harvey Wagey and daughter
Miss Mary were guests Friday of the
formers niece, Mrs. Hampton Gard
ener.
AS this is called the scarcest time
in the year for food, newcomers are
arriving in the homes as follows: ar
rived recently to break bread with
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kelly, daugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Asberry McAllist-
er a son, Mr.. and Mrs Dave Folks a
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd McLau
ghlin a daughter. ..r
Rev. B. E. Eggelston will have bap
tismal services at Hamilton Chapel
the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Corbett, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Nicely Sundayed with
Mrs. Corbett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emory Kelly.
Miss Mary Ryder, who has charge
Of the Woods Terry school was called
home Wednesday by the death of
her father, Harvey Ryder of Wander
pool
Mr.. and Mrs Lucius Lockridge of
Williamsville spent the weekend
with the latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Terry. ~
Mrs Joanna Grove left Thursday
TO visit relatives at Doe Hill and Nc
lowell
Not boasting of Dry Branch, but
it is the dwelling place of the champ
ion egg-eater so far as I've heard,
Who ate AZ eggs Easter Sunday. Who
can beat it?
Mr.. Orvie Gutshall and children
were guests Sunday of Mustoe Hamil
tons family.
Misses Bonnie Maloy and May Arm
strong were guests Sunday in the
home of Emory Kelly.
Miss Eva Terry visited her sister,
Mrs G. A. Robertson Tuesday.
The Dry Branch school which is
being successfully taught by Miss
Bonnie Maloy, of Mcdowell will be
ont Thursday the 18th.
Hiawatha
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
cDowell Spotted by
Film-Makers

1t is understood that Mcdowell and
Its picturesque, historic surround
ings are to furnish material for the
making of photoplay in the near fu
ture. Representative of movie COR
poration have just paid visit to that
section, and upon their report the
men higher up will decide as to
whether the camera man and comp
any of artists will come to Highland
for the purpose named.
It is understood that these advance
agents made tentative arrangements
for the entertainment of Is people for
period of six weeks, and it was in
timated, as we understand, that the
visiting company would include such
celebrities and movie stars as Pick
ford ct ais.
The sort of production can of cour
Sc only be surmised, but the setting
is good for either historic or spectac-
ular films. Everything from the beau
tiful to the primeval is within easy
lreach-The historic valley, battle
field, the mill-dam and its falls, the
ripping Bull-pasture and Crab-run,
mountain peaks with crude, primit-
i've log cabins in the background of
which in lesser magnitude and album
dance have been utilized with splen
ibid effect.
And when the film-makers come
they will find many of the features
outlined by local enthusiasts. A re-
port is already current that Buck 10
es and Dewey Hiner, owners of the
little daredevil speeder and high
gear climber, known locally as the
"the bug, have been asked to name
a price for it in the event it should be
wanted for a spectacular climb and
plunge from Ceder Knob into the big
mill-dam at the base of the mountain.
AT any rate the band of movie
Istars will receive welcome in High
land, and theey might do much worse
Next to getting on the map is being
filmed and we congratulate our Sis
ter village on the prospect.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
MRS, KATE H. GIBSON DEAD

Mrs Kate Hatcher Gibson died
yesterday morning at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. S. B. Martz, at
239 Campbell Street, of the infermi-
tics of old cge. She was Lightweight
years old.
A short service will be held from
the residence this evening at 1880
o'clock by lev. H. M. Canter assisted
by Rev. Y. H. Persons The body
will be taken to Middleburg, Loudoun
County Wednesday morning for bur-
ial.-News-2 Record.
Mrs Gibson was the mother of Mrs.
G. w. Staples, who received notice of
the death Tuesday and who in comp
any with her two little daughters,
left at once for Harrisonburg.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
KEEP Sc I I Ting HENS
FIRE. FROM lice.
Enormous Baby Chick Loss
Caused Annually by Lice
and Verrni1.

t'T would not try to keep Poultry
without DR.. LcGear's Poultry Rem
eIies," says Mrs. Z. v. Rose, of
Cucro, Texas awe have never had
any OF them fail to do even more
than you claim for them"
Every year, millions Of Baby
Chicks are lost because setting hens
are not kept clean and free Of
lice. DR.. LeGear's Lice Killer
quickly rids your flock Of lice and
verrin.
Through his advice and remedies,
Dr.. LeGear has helped thousands
Of Poultry Raisers ! during his 27
years. experience as ? an Expert
Poultry Specialist It will pay you
also to- take advantage Of Dr..
LeGear's advice just as Mrs. Rose
did and Increase your poultry profits.
Get car Of DR.. LeGear's Lice Killer
from your dealer, use it according
to directions. If you are not entirely
satisfied with results return the
empty ccc:r to your dealer end he
will cheerfully refund your money.
DIR. !. 2. LeGear Med. Co.. st.
Louis, Mo.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
PUBLIC GALE OF LIVE STOCK

Having rented my grazing and
ranging faryn, will sell the following
live stock on
Thursday, April %, 1920
at my residence four miles southwest
of Mcdowell:
40 head good young sheep, % ewes
with 81 lambs by their sides, 5 to
lamb yet, yearling ewes will not
lamb, bucks, l registered Hamp-
shire, good young cows, 8 two year
old steers will Craze to 1900, l long
yearling steer, 1 three. year old stag,
l two year old heifer, II calves, l6
Poland China shoats, ! young brood
SOW will pig May 18th. -
TERMS OF SALE-All sums OF
ten dollars and under cash, over a
credit of six months with interest.
Purchaser to give negotiable note
with two good enGorsers. Sale to
begin at 10 o'clock.
P. H. WILLIAMS
Jas. M. Ralston, Auctioneer.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
Rockingham District

Rock1ngham D1StrlcC
Basic-M. L. Fearnow
Bath-C. H. Shaw
Blue Ridge-R. C. Benson
Dridgewater-R. L. Eutsler
Calvary-George Hansel
Churchville-M. P Weikel
Colliersvtown-H. M. Roane
Ilkton-H. S. Coffey
Fairfield-I. H. Van Devender
Fairfield, junior preacher-to be
Goshen-to be- supplied
Greenville-C. L. Potter
Harrisonburg-H. M. Canter
Lexington-G. G. Martin
Luray-A. w. Maggett
Marksville-The Rev Mr.. Palmer.
McGaheyville-L. L. Lloyd.
Mt. Crawford-J. P. Wiley.
Mt. Solon-B. L. PARROT
New Hope-B. w. John
Page-E T Helmintoller
Port Republic-Wendel Allen
Rockbridge Baths-E E Pope
Rockingham-J B Alexander
Shenandoah-A. VanDevender.
Staunton-M. D. Mitchell.
Staunton, Junior preacher l..
Thomas.
Waynesboro-W. A. Lynch.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
Conference Appointments

The annual conference Of the M,
E. church South adjourned Tuesday
and the appointments read out for
the two nearby districts are found
below.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Staples did
not return to Monterey circuit, the
only change of pastors in this county
Rev. Mr.. McNeer, the new pastor,
comes here from Frederick Avenue
Baltemore. He is young man, MARI
led and has one child. Mr.. Staples
was sent to Kent circuit in the Baiti
more district.
Moorefield District-G. W. Rich
ardson, presiding elder. Burlington,
Clarence e. Kirby; Capon Bridge, A.
w. Groscup, and Crabbottom, H. w.
Lindamood (supply). Cumberland
Emmanuel w. w. Mcintyre; Central,
B. V. Switzer; Trinity, J. H. Billings
ley; Elk Garden, C. E. N. Hall (sup-
ply; Frankfort, C. w. Yost (supply)
Franklin, F. G.. Wagner; Flinstone,
Is. c. Stickley; Frostburg, D. F. Euts-
Ter; Gainsboro, G. D. Kirakofe (sup-
ply; Hampshire, F. L. Morrison;
Hardy, C. w. Stump; Keyser, G. l..
jDelong; Listonburg, F. e. Allison;
Mcdowell. S. r. Snead; Moorfield, w.
wv. White; Monterey, R. D. McNeel;
Morgan, e. D. Marshell; Petersburg,
]. Il. Wilhide; Piedmont, G. II. Field
ing Ridgely, R. W. Aaron; Romeny
T.. E. Jones; South Branch, Fl. B.
Smith (supply); Springfield, j. L.
Thomas, and Wardensville, J. C. Dug
cpr
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
From Pennsylvania
T. c. Lockridge
e April II, 1920

= April II, 1920
Mr.. Editor:
If you will spare me space in your
columns, will give you little
sketch of my trip from old Virginia
to Williamsport, Pa. l left good old
Highland on March 5th, and went by
the way of Franklin, Petersburg and
down to Keyser by auto conveyance
and before reached Keyser certain
ly did pass through a fine farming
section. l arrived at Keyser on the
8th of March and had to wait till
9:35 then took the train for Cumber-
land. Arrived there about 11:45,
and had to stop off for the night. I
boarded the train for Williamsport
next morning, and came up the Cum
berland Valley, passing through some
fine country and saw many small
towns where there was lots of bust
ness going on. About 1880 the iron
horse shot me in to the city Of AL
tonia, Pa, a railroad town with many
great industries.
There had been very deep snow all
over this section a few days before
arrived there and almost froze, and
with the snow piled up I did not get
to look around very much.
About l started for Williams
port, passing down a beautiful valley
of farming country, called the Bald
Eagle Valley, to Lock Haven. We
crossed the river and it is very large
one and the ice had broken up some
little, and had drifted in and damn
ed the water back till it had over
flowed for several miles in the valley.
At five o'clock landed in the city of
Williamsport. 1t has population
of about forty thousand, and it is
quite business place.
l took up work for the Rumford
Baking Powder Co., of Baltimore,
and was transferred from there down
the valley toward Philadelphia, in
different towns and cities.
I want to say that from Williams
port to Gunberry,. Pa, that If any of
the Highland boys want to invest in
real estate where it Is nice and level
and good land, come up here and you
can get it without any trouble.
often think of Highland where peace
and prosperity reign and where it
flows with milk and maple syrup.
l will close by wishing everybody
great success. E. K, r
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
HONOR LIST

NEWER C. Hincr, Rcnceverte,
w. Va; Rev. B. L. Wood, Staunton,
Va, Rt.5.
RENEWALS. P. Puliin, McDow-
ell; Mrs. P. G. Johnston, Locust, w.
Va; E. c. Wagner, Monterey, Rt 1;
]. H. Botkin, Lexington, ILL.,; J. B..
HickIin, Mrs. T ] ReXrode, Monterey;
Fl. D. Flood, Washington; F. F. Ster-
rett, Beuna Vista; Robt. Vint, Thorn,
w. Va; S. A. Cobb, Accotink, Va;
j. c.. Wilson, Mathawan, Mich; Mrs.
H. H. Terrp, Mustoe; L. w. Shout
der, Richmond.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
CRABBOTTOM

Rev. Skellet preached at Rocky
Hill Sunday an d at Harper Chapel
Sunday night
Sunday School was organized at
New church Sunday
H. E. and D. E. Colaw spent Sun
day with their brother Cyrus ColaW.
Mr.. and Mrs Billie Mu llen2.x and
baby, Sylvia called on Mrs. Luther
Hammer Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Hurst and family NOV
ed to Swoope Monday. b Izzy Colaw
bought their, fine residence & she vac
Iated and moved also Mond ay, now he
needs housekeeper.
DR.. C. P. Rxrode and ia mily moved
Tuesday to his new home in the Val
ley, and DIR Borlie SweckeT is moving
to the most beautiful homo in Crab
bottom recently vacated by Dr.. Rex
rode. Good luck to both doctors, also
to Huston Winner who will be the bar
Der in DR.. Swecker's office, baught in
the exchange.
Samuel Ruckman, form erly of this
place visited his mother-i n-law, Mrs.
America Colaw, and says he expects
to go South to live on account of his
health. J..
Misses Bonnie and Ethel FGeiSher
called on Mrs. D. E. Colaw Sunday
Her daughter, Hazel q ccompanied
them home and attended church at
Harper Chapel Rev. Skellette is hav-
ing this meeting.
w P. Will and daughter visited
his sister, Mrs Sue FARMER Sund ay-
She had sad message from her bro
Their in Neb. that his wife had
died.
Mrs Dennis Bowers and little babe
spent few days here with her paren
is.
Misses Corine and Pauline Ryder
of Valley Center, were. recent visit
ors here.
John Hcvener has baught fine:
truck. They are all needed for it
seems all Crabbottom is moving away.
Our faithful R. F. D. man had to
come horseback while snow was drift
ed in places. Dick Crummett predicts
this is the last one for this year.
Mrs. Mary Calaw and daughter,
Mrs. Ada Hammer, spent Sunday
with her sen, Walter Colaw. 49,
Mrs. Sarah Hinkle is at Dry Run
with her brother, Madison who is
very i'll.
Mrs Norma Winner is spending
this week with her parents. ~
o. P. Chew and Orion Harper were
in Monterey on bushes Monday.
Misses Ocie Hidy Martha and 5ldie
Hinkle have spent a week at Circle
vile
Old stork left boy ut Saul White
cotton's last week.
Miss Avis Winner spent Saturday
with your correspondent.
Aunt Mary
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
Brief News Notes-People at Home
and Abroad.
MONTEREY, FRIDAY APR. Is, 1920

Robert Hicklin returned last week
from business trip to West Virginia
Mrs. Levi Jack, of Thornwood w.
Va. has been visiting Mrs S. N. BeV-
erage for the past week.
Wonder what effect good FROST
bite would have on H. c. of l.?
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Hevenar, of
Hightown, visited Mrs Richard JON
es Sunday.
George Halterman, an aged citizen
of South Branch, was in Monterey
Tuesday.
See Nicely's garage ad in this is
sue.
Robert Gutshall, who has been
working at Akron Ohio motored thro
ugh to his home in Highland first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Arson Bird paid
Monterey a short visit Saturday on
their way to their churchville home.
home.
L. H. Stephenson and X. H. Trim
BILE il. returned first of the week
from trip over east.
J. Ed Arbogast has been sick this
week, confined to his room and bed.
C. w. Trimble, who has been at
the University hospital for several
weeks, reached Staunton Wednesday
morning and is expected home by to-
marrow. ....
Mrs. S. NJ. Neil, of the Bullpasture
was in Monterey Tuesday and had
DR.. Walden to remove tumor from
her arm. She is spending this week
at Mrs Graf Neils on Spruce Street.
Miss Maude Ryder is spending a
few days ut Mrs. Will Mackey's on
South Spruce. She expects to leave
for University hospital first OF the
week to resume her duties there.
Rev. B. L Wood and w. P. Camp
bell, of Valley Center section, are at
tending a session of the Presby-
TRY being held at Cooks Creek in
Rockingham. Mr.. Wood expects to go
to his field of labor in Augusta
county soon.
Lloyd Sullenberger, of the High
land Mercantile Co., went to Rich
mond Tuesday to complete the pur-
chase of truck for the firms use sew
eral other trucks have been purch-
ased recently by county people and
the fact that this is the future meth
cd of freight transportation empa-
sizes the Importance of speeding up
road matters.
Ham Burns and family have moved
from Campbelltown to Cass. His ten
. year old son, Cameron has not entire
ly recovered from the affects of an
attactt, of pneumonia. The family
had influenza in February.
j. Hull Kramer has come to town
to work this summer on the county
roads. He will first go to Buckeye to
complete the class A project there.
Later he VIII put the road from Mar
linton to sCampbelltown in shape.
This paper rejoices that the county
will ogain have the expert services OF
Nr. Kramer.-Pocahonta Times.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
NOTICE

Having sold my store and Garage
business in Mcdowell, to w. H. Swad
ley, / now take the opportunity to
thank all my customers for their pat
ronage while in business. will con-
tinue to run my truck to haul freight
etc. land should you want anything
hauled or attended to let me know.
Thanking you,
2ts T. C. Lockridge
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16

IF coming events cast their shad-
ows before. If the past is a criterian
of the future, you better let us sell
that farm now. No oVer-priced land
desired, and we think we know dirt.
Good farms at a fair price give us
pleasure to- show to prospective pur
chasers and they can be sold. Town
and suburban property for sale worth
the money.
BRIDGEWATER REALTY co.
Cyrus H. Cline, Mgr.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16

SEE4@r
WE BUY, raise and sell fur-bear-
ing animals. Place your order with
US, and list whatever stock you have
with us, stating lowest prices on lar
ge shipements.-Address 515-517 N.
F. Ave. N. D. \
References: Scandinavian Amer
an Bank, Fargo National Bank
Fargo N. Oak.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-16
Supervisors

The Board met in regular session
Monday. Things, as usual, came up,
the road principally, and bad places
here and there were scheduled to be
fixed.
Some repair work was directed to
be done to the jail by the Sheriff,
such as replastering where needed,
and the building of dairy.
j. Harmon Woods was appointed
as assistant road Comr for Blue Grass
District to have charge of the roads
south of the pike.
A steep hill near the old school
house at Pisgah was directed to. be
changed to a better grade. Homer
Stephenson owning the land on both
sides requires no damages, and is anx
ious for the change to be made.
J. W. Hevener, Chairman of the
Board agrees to help with the pay
ment of the work, with check of SIS.
A Doggy place near Boyd Beverage,
also the bad place at C. W. Trimble's
gate, on Strait Creek are directed to
be improved. A steep grade near
the Moses Gwin home in Big Valley is
to be made more level by Emory Kel-
ley. H..
The Board adjourned to meet on
next Mondsy for the purpose Of lay
ing the levy