Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-11-18
PERSONAL
Brief Items Of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcGuaintances.

| will exchange appointments
with Rev W II Marsh of Mcdowell
for Sunday the Goth inst.
Il. A. Murrill.
The butchering season opened
up with the advent of cold weather
and ''squeal' has gone up from
many apig-sty.
DR. Roy Waggoner, after a pleas.
ant visit to his old Crabbottom
home, has returned to his practice
in Madison county.
All shippers of produce and Poul.
try should get in touch with Hud-
SON & Son, Richmond, Va.-large
receivers of same. Write them for
prices.
Mrs j Cliff Matheny, who, since
September, has been visiting the
home of her parents in Missouri,
returned on Monday.
The recent storm was not con-
fined to the mountains, but was
widespread in It's extent, bringing
distress and entailing much loss in
many places.
See The Mason Produce Co. ad
vertisement in this issue. This
firm is said to handle more produce
than half commission merchants
in Baltimore city.
Beautiful. That's what you will
say when you see our rugs and car
pets. Shreckhise & Bear.
Mr. and Mrs A w Clcek. of Bath
were in town Friday night. On
Saturday morning Mrs CIeek and
little daughter left for two weeks
visit to Pocahontas, her former
home.
Mrs L A Caricboff is visiting in
Rockingham county.
Mrs A w Reynolds, of Prince
ton, w. Va. is in Monterey, having
come to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs L H Slaven.
Mr. H A Bryant, McDowell's
postmaster, paid Monterey ii visit
Oh Saturday.
If you need cloak, be sure and
see our line before buying.
ShreCkhise 4 Bear.
MIR lobe McChntic and bride
spent Friday night at Hotel Monte
rey. They were met here on Satur-
day morning by the grootu's brother
Mr. Edward McClintic who took
them to the old home ON Jacksons
River.
See Z B Whitelaws & Co.'S new
line Of Cloaks. Capes and Wrappers.
A little boy, neal Luray, accident
ally blew his mothear's brains out
last week just as he was getting
ready to 60 rabbit hunting. This
should teach parents not to allow
their little boys to handle guns,
either in the house or in the words.
The best is always the cheapest
and that is what you get at Shrek
hise & Bear,
Rev R L Eutsler will preach
next Sunday in Monterey at IL a.
m. and at Strait Greek at 2:3O p. M.
| will Cd. W preach next Sab
bath Nov. goth at Pisgah II a. m.
and Monterey 1880 p. m.
W. S. Trimble.
GM Lamb & Fro. of Baltimore
have a profitable suggestion to
make you. See their ad in another
column.
VB Bishop & Co. are paying the
highest market price for all kinds
of produce.
At the Presbyterian Manse last
Friday afternoon, Mrs W. S Trim
bic gave an elegant luncheon to
the Ladies' Missionary Society, of
the Presbyterian church. to which.
all the ladies of the congregation
were publicly invited, and those
who failed to be present, missed a
treat.
The dining room, and table were
beautifully decorated with autumn
leaves, and chrysanthemums. The
lunch was elegant, and dainty
served in five courses. rs Mrs Trim
bile knows how. One Present.
If in need of anything in the
furniture line, place your order
with II II & H f Slaven for strong
handmade work, nearly as cheap
and much better. Will exchange
work for pork or winter beef.
Mr.. Henry Propst and mother
were here trading on Tuesday. MIR.
Propst brought to the Monterey
market four fine wild turkeys. He
had found a small drove of five.
and bagged four of them, getting
two at ore shot.
A beautiful line of broad cloth
for skirts at Il reasonable price at
10 Simmons