Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1902-11-07

are pleased to announce.
Mr.. Ed. L. Matheny of Valley
Center was up Monday
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson is visiting
her daughter Mrs, d. M. Kyle OF
J Staunton.
Clothing for men and boys
overcoats, all sizes--a complete
stock on hand at Jos. S Gibson \
Cos.
J. G. Boggs Esq. who has been
at Cass for sometime has lately ac-
copied Il position in the store OF
Paul Golden at Marlinton.
Mrs John Reed of the River was
up recently doing some shopping.
Her daughter Miss Clara is attend
ing the Highland High School.
Mrs. j. l.. Shumate of the Bull
pasture and Mrs. w. A. Jones of
D e Hill were in Monterey shop
ping Monday.
There are no better corsets than
the Armorside and French Gore. a
variety at Joseph S Gibson & Cos.
Isaac Samples who has been
making his home in West Va for
four years is now visiting his faith
err Mr., j. H. Samples.
We want you to note that we
have the best line Of skirts and
dress goods ever brought to High
land county. V B Bishop & Go.
Mrs Laura Johnston of Colorado
is on her way to Va. to visit rela-
tives, and will spend sometime at
her old home at Willlamsville. She
is a sister Of Mrs 0 Wilson.
Highland Lodge No. 10 A Z &
A NJ will hold ii regular meeting
for work and instruction, on Fri
day night, Nov. ID.
j. Cliff Matheny, Secy.
Mr. Jess Waggoner has gradual
ed from Dunsmore Business Col
lege and will likely accept 70 =
ton with the } & Bishop Grocery
Co. of Greensboro, n. G.
We can sell YOU an all-wool
blanket for what others charge tor
part cotton goods. Since this is
the case, why not try us? Shrek
hise & Bear, Stanton.
T NJ Deverick Esq, of Head =
waters was in town on business
Wednesday. He is another one
who had the sand to extend his
subscription to June 1904.
Dick and Buckle Dudley, sons OF
Il. A. Dudley, Esq. Of the High
town neighborhood. are pupils of
the Monterey Graded School, hav-
ing entered on Monday.
VB Bishop & Go. have just reed
new lot of ladies waists cloaks
and skirts. These are all nice goods
and the very latest styIeS-Come i'll
and look at them even if you are
not going to buy.
Mr.. Ashby Williams and wife OF
Big Valley are spending IA few DAYS
at Harrisonburg with his sister
Mrs Loenback, and his mother who
| is there undergoing treatment.
1t is with pleasure that We note
an expression about the Recorder,
Ct one of our old subscribers, in d
letter to her son. She saws: "Tbe
dear old Recorder is hailed with de-
light always"
| Suddarth's Art Gallery will close
Dec. 1st for the winter. All par
ties Wishing work done should come
before the first Of next month.
A G. Suddarth.
Mr. NJ Greathouse Of Durbin
writes US Of Il rattle snake he
caught last August. He now has
it at lis home and it has grown
yery large and is making IL rattliu'
nice pet.
Our over coat clothing line is ex.
treemely strong and EN- braces more
STYLES than ever before. We can
suit Ill tastes in size and style.
V b Bishop & Go,
Mr.. Fl. A. Slaven who has been
engaged for sometime in survey
ing for L. M. Arbogast, Esq. Oh
Cheat mountain, came home last
week to spend a few days. 1t Is
his idea to locate permanently IN
Pocahontas county.
Miss Cora Jones of the neighbor.
hood of Weston, ". Va. spent last
week at the home Of her cousin
| Mr.. C W Trimble, and is now visit
ing relatives at Doe Hill. Mis-;
Jones is IL daughter of Sam'l G
Jones.
A turnip raised by Mr.. Jesse Grit
fin, of Decisions Hill, measured q
inches around and weighed -four
and half pounds. Three of thu
crop weighed 129 pounds.
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