Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-12-06
HIGHLAND RECRODER
LOCAL NEWS.
Personal
Brief Items Of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.


sister IN Missouri
IF you have a dollar to spend for
goods. go to Wilson first.
Mr. John Lowman Of Dayton is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. G. J lliner.
Mr.. Jas. Botkin is clerking for
Trimble and Lunsford.
Sheriff J. Ed Arbogast started
THURSDAY with VIM. Minor, color
ed, to the reform school near Rich
mond.
Just received, fine lot of ladies'
Lorngnette gold filled guard chains.
II. NJ. Slaven.
Cake, sandwiches, pickles, candy,
nuts. apples, pop corr. all accepta-
ble at the Measuring Social.
DR.. Charles B. Fox is spending
the week at the home of his parents
near Charlottesville.
Yes, am paying Sc per lb. for
goud turkeys, and zoe per doz. for
eggs. Top prices for game:
W. II. Wilson.
Select Oysters served, the best
market affords. Come around Sat-
urday night, the 7th. Mrs, Daisy
Slaven.
Rev r L Eutsler will preach at
Rehobeth II a. IN. and Green Hill
3 p. H., Sunday the 8th.
Highland Lodge No. 10 A. F.
& A. Nj. will hold regular meet
ing on Dec. Goth, and special
meeting on the eth, the latter
being the annual festival OCCASION.
Ladies' and gents underwear,
and new bill of mems oyerShirts
at L A Orndorff's today.
Mr.. Clarence G.. Jones who is
studying medicine in Baltimore
surprised bis many Highland
friends by being quietly married
last week to a Miss Chcnowith, a
very accomplished and popular
young lady of ElIicott City, Md.
Bishop can now offer the trade
the largest lot of Simond Saws,
King and Imperial heaters i'll town.
Prices always right at Bishops.
The fancy table at The "MeaFur-
ing Social" will contain lot Of
nice articles suitable for Christmas
gifts.
OYsTERs-Oystcrs served at New
Star Hotel every "Wednesday even
ing from 7 to 10 o'clock,
Mrs Sallie SNYDER Winner has
sold her home on the mountain to
Doc White. Mr. Andy Waybright
has also sold his belongings on the
mountain to Symmetrical Brown,
colored.
I have just received a new lin"
of calicoes. ginghams, cantons, cot
tons, outings. teazledowns, flannel
cites, yicugua cloths Sc. and will
have them open in few hours
L. A. Orndorff.
will have a selection package
of Ladies' diamond rings from
Chicago next week, amounting tc
$3.50. Can only hold these precious
stones a few days. Gail and see
them. ii. NJ. olaven.
w. H. Wilson has an up-to date
stock of goods, aud will put in five
loads more during the next ten
days.
Ladies'! ask to see cur varied as
sortment of dress goods. No trOu-
bic at all to show goods when we
know we have the best styles
prettiest designs as well as the
cheapest in the county. Y. B.
Bishop.
When it gets too cold to work
then you see the fellows on the
Blue Grass side stirring out from
home. On Wednesday we noticed
in town from v4r there. DIR. n. A
Whitelaw. MessrS. Jas. A. Fleisher
John Wallace, John J. Kincaid
Newton Slower and others.
EsTRAY NoTICE-A eve and
lamb marked with crop off Of left
ear and swallow fork in right
branded J. Il. came in from noun
tain with my sheep. Owner must
prove same and pay charges.
st Y. F. Harouff.
Buckeye, Va
There are but few people NJ
doubt who fully realize that flying
machines have been in successful
operation in this country for +
number of years. Yet, in support
of that fact. We have but to pick
up any country newspaper and we
will see where Mr.. So and So has
made a "hying trip" to such dnc
such a place.
A Great Reduction Sale in Ladies
cloaks now going on at Y. b
Bishops. Rather than carry over
any part of his very large stock
the proprietor is closing them out