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

Mrs D M Kyle, of Staunton, is
a visitor at her mothers home
Mrs Elizabeth Gibson, Monterey.
Underwear that preserves health
and keeps the bodv warm can be
had, cheap, at l @ Simmons.
Mrs Jno A Whitelaw and little
daughter, Elizabeth, who have
been visiting Mrs Whitelaw's par
ents in Staunton returned home
Monday.
Beautiful! That's what you will
say when you see our rugs and car
pets. Shreckhise & Bear.
Kemp Beard, worthy colored
boy, formerly of Highland, died on
Wednesday at Portland, on the e..
& O. Railroad.
ELECTION Night in Great News
paper Office" is the title of thrill
ling and up-to'date article in the
November Woman's Home Com
panion. 1t gives readers valua-
BILE idea how the election-returns
are collected and dispersed.
The best is always the cheapest
aad that is what you get at Shrek
hise & Bear,
Mr. Chas Brock and wife of In
diana, are on visit to Highland
friends, Mr. and Mrs G W Hevener
of Hightown.
Mrs Keister Of eastern Highland
spent Saturday night at Hotel
Monterey with her daughter, Miss
Signora, one of the teachers of
Monterey High School.
If you need a cloak, be sure and
see our line before buying.
ShreCkhise & Bear.
The third quarterly meeting of
Highland Circuit will be held at
Wesley Chapel, on Jackson's
river, on Nov, 18th and 18th.
Services will be conducted by Rev.
r H Clark, P. E.
j A Brumbaugh, Pastor.
LOST, from chase on Cowpasture,
near Harvey Huffman's on Oct. 81,
one female hound, black body with
tan belly and legs, slim muzzle,
good breast, front legs stand out,
tan spots above each eye. Suita-
bic reward given for information
See E B Whitelaws & Co.'s new
line of Cloaks, Capes and Wrappers.
The Virginia Field Trials Asso-
citation, third annual Trials for
sporting dogs, will be held at Mar
tinsville, Henry Co. the week of
November 28th. These Field
Trials are something new in Vir-
ginia. although in other states they
are many years old.
Mems and boys over-coats of the
fashionable styles at l. y. Sim
mons.
Mr. John Swecker of New Hamp-
den, who is giving some attention
to the improvement of Highland
stock, has recently purchased from
MIR j A Wnitelaw 1873 ID. lamb,
part of the increase of Maryland
stock purchased by Mr. Whitelaw
last season. This lamb was only six
months old.
If in need of anything in the
furniture line, place your order
with II H & H F Slaven for strong
handmade work, nearly as cheap
and much better. Will exchange
work for pork or winter beef.
Rev R L Entser will preach and
administer the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper at Rehoboth next
Sunday at II a. m. and will preach
at Green Hill at 3 p. M.
Mr. A w Beverage brought to
this office Tuesday a pumpkin of
medium size that's oyer year old,
and it now looks as if sound enough
to keep another year. 1t was rails
ed in the garden of Mrs Mary Bey-
erage on Strait Creek.
A beautiful line of broad cloth
for skirts at reasonable price at
| Q Simmons.
| have added to my stock of
Watches and Jewelry Il full line of
Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens,
and will also carry line OF clocks.
H M Slaven.
DR.. O. J. Campbell will go to
Mcdowell, Mo nday, where he will
be professionally engaged for the
week.
Heavy shifting, bleached and
brown cottons at lowest prices at
Sbreckhise & Bear.
The fine, thoroughbred Perch
eron stallion, recently purchased
by J. A. Whitelaw, has reached
the county, and is now at the sta
bles of Mr.. E. w. Armstrong. He
proves to be all that was claimed
for him. and parties interested in
draft horses should see him.