Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-12-23
Id RECORDER
NAL NEWS.
PERSONAL
IA Items Of Interest TO Home
AS About Their Friends
AND AcGuaintances.

tenn school house, the
JAM begin the first Monday in
eli " rs 9. S. Peterson, of Mellow.
\, as III town shopping Tuesday
boMt.r R ID Folks and wife. of Crab
nrnshil' We're among the large
\ dar Der visitors in town Tues
fv I me, W has become thorough.
ana \ P"ek on the frozen ground.
= sla H the adoption of sleds and
f. e'e:hs, both for pleasure and traf-
r. r,n Is pretty general. Mr.. c. W.
.,ab;lp'e has equipped runner
on n'o'e tor his Allegheny mail
me best is always the cheapest
; i" nat ! is what you get at Shreck-
The return of the school bows
~ girls for short holiday vaca-
On Is treat, no less to them than
the parents. Separation en-
ears the home to the child and the
mild to the home.
l have 80 boys suits that | will
Sell at 10 per cent aboye cost.
c. w. Trimble
We are told that Mr. Sam'l Hev-
nner. near town, is entirely disa-
lied by an attack Of rheumatism.
Rev w S Trimble will preach
here Sunday at II a. IN.
The town authorities should re-
WAGE the broken pump at the pub.
spring with new one. The
tuation there at present is both
hnoying and inconvenient.
Beautiful! That's what you will
Fsay when you see our rugs and car
pets. Shreckhise & Bear.
Both merchants and transfers
are shy of the Allegheny during
the season of snow-drifts and
blockades. hence the shipping points
east of us are receiving the bulk OF
Highlands exports and imports.
A fancy line of Christmas goods
at G. w. Trimble's.
Rev DIR Robt Fleming will preach
Sunday, Dec. 25th, at Hightown at
II a. m, and New Hampden at 7
p. III.
Mr. J. II. Samples and wife, and
Mrs John h. Beverage called at
Recorder office Wedne sday.
Get YOUR boys $3.50 wacih of
II. NJ. Slaven, Jeweler.
All those who are indebted to me
All please arrange to settle by Jan
, list, 1905. | wish to have a full
ASettlement with every one who owe
lie, before starting on another year.
Respectfully,
Paul Brown.
1 If you need cloak, be sure and
see. our line before buying.
Shreckhise 4 Bear.
DR.. U. NJ. Carwell, representing
the Dry Fork railroad company,
paid visit to Monterey on Mon
day evening to examine the inju-
ries sustained by Mr. L S Dickinson
in the recent wreck on that road.
Mr.. Dickinson has been assured of
fair adjustment of damages as
soon as he is able to negotiate with
the company.
Always on hand, full assort-
ment of engagement rings at ii. NJ
Slaven's Jewelry Store.
Married, on Dec. 6, 1904, at the
Methodist Parsonage in Washing
ton, D. G., by Rev. F. J. Pretty
man, Mr. Clarence D. Bird and Miss |
Wilde Helen Rexrode, both of VAL |
ley Center this county.
Now is the time you can be fit |
ted up in winter garments, furs.
coats, jackets, suits, caps, hats,
boots, shoes, rubber goods, etc. at
very reasonable price, at |. ..
Simmons.
Mr. Tom Revereomh and sister,
Miss Bette, Of the Bullpasture
river, were in the village Wednes-
day.
Mr. Ed Matheny, who is fitting
up IL Zig mill for Back Creek, was
in town Wednesday night, on his
return from Churchville.
TOYS, candies. nuts, raisiHs, holt
day tricks, etc. at Q Simmons.
John w Bird, Esq. of Mill Gap,
was one of the Christmas shoppers
here on Monday.
A big stock of Bed Comforts at
low prices, at J. LunStOrd Sons
Sportsmen hould remember it is
unlawful to hurt, track. kill
or capture any kind Of game birds
and deer, in snow, With exception
of wild turkeys. Many Of the hunts
men who have Violated this law in
the eastern part of this state have
been heavily fined.