Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-11-20

with their daughter. Mrs Harry
Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs Shelly Bussard OF
Bolar are spending the week with
relatives near Frost.
Before you buy you Should see
the line of ladies' cloaks and wraps
at E B Whitelaw & Co.'S Genu-
inelY stylish garments.
Mrs w w Stephenson of Bolar
accompanied by Miss Goss wLo
teaches in Mrs Stephenson's fami-
ly, was in Monterey Saturday for
short while.
DIR K II Trimble has condition
ally sold his Bussard property on
Spruce street, to Mr. A w Beser-
age of Strait Creek. who purchases
with a view Of moving here so he
can be near a school.
Your interests carefully looked
after when you ship your produce
to the we'll known commission
house. b w Rowe & Co., 329
Washington St.. New York City,
in care of Mr. Ed G Rexrode. For
YOUR poultry, eggs, chestnuts etc.
best prices obtainable and quick
returns.
All kinds Of produce taken in
exchange for goods at E B White
law & Co.'S
A great big load Of long cared
corn was marketed here last week
bv MIR " P b Lockridge of Bull
pasture. This valley is the gran
ary of Highland.
Hats and shoes--you can now be
suited, for the assortment is com
plete at | @ Simmons store.
Rev W S Trimble will preach al
New Hampden Oh Saturday at II
a. NJ. and OIL Sunday at ii a. III.
| Mr. 4 S Johnston has quite re-
/ GENTLY taken to the road. tie car
ries a line of samples for the to
bacco firm, } S Crosby & Bro. o
Danville and we wish him success
Furs of every description, from
the smallest scarf to the handsom
est coat or cape can be found at
Shreckhise & Bear.
Mr. Ollie Erwin. while comlnt
from Durbin last week. with bisr
on & Co.'S team. sprained his le
seriously in dismounting from hi
horse.
A cracked finger for Louie Gar
choff is the first accident in tn
| Monterey High School foot ba
team.
l Ladies shoes for fall and wlht'
e wear, a most pleasing assortmen
at E b Whitelaw & Cos.
Rev Josieh Beverage last wee
q brought to G W Trimble's a
q pounds of butter made out in mic
golden rolls, averaging about 81
, pounds. But little while befo'
u this he disposed of 300 pound 10
u so we may be oyerdrawing it b'
little when we say Strait Greek ca
boast Of a creamery.
is 10 Simmons, merchant. Ora
" bottom, has returned from mort
It ern markets, and has now to pla
before his people, one OF the be
and most complete stocks OF goo
I'd ever brought to Crabbottom vale
A look at the goods will prove Il
statement.
~ Mr. Arthur Rexrode of the Hig
"a town neighborhood came over
!, mill recently and dropped in to s
j. US.
re Quite a sociable time was had
ut Finch, surprise party at NJ
at Ella Fleisher's Oh Wednesday mig
pit of last week.
"WALKER" boots and sho
ne footwear with reputation TT
We makes the wearer wish for q
other pair Of the Walker" ma
Handled exclusively by } Lunsft
a. & Sons.
C. Mrs Joseph Hiner. wife of StoI
a wallis Supervisor accompanied
nd husband to Monterey OH Thursc
ed of last week. Mrs Alfred JoI
of Mcdowell was also in town
m that day.
I have been very careful in
M selections of ladies' dress goo
Of and have now line that is strlc
ND to date in every respect. 1
, line [ show with pleasure to
~" ladies Of Crabbottom. q Slmm
Ike A complete line Of first c
horse blankets and buggy robes
pnt ] Lunsford & Sons. Call and
elk. anime them. "
is Crabbottom soil will bring
pumpkins. and that's no joke.
Cornelius Winner tells US about
"P ba raised This season which M