Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-12-07
PERSONAL
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintances.

A new serial, with Edge Tools
soon to appear in the Recorder.
The Monterey High School is
arranging to give an entertainment
early IN the holiday season.
Mr. M Colaw left Thursday
morning for a weeks stay in Rich
mond.
NIB Hiner, of Mcdowell il
this week visiting Parkersburg anC
other points in West Virginia.
The School Board, at a meeting
held Thursday moining, contracted
with Mr. George Buzzard for a new
roof for the Big Valley Schoo
house.
A full line Of mems heavy Cut
ter shoes, WOODEN socks and lum.
bermen's underwear for sale by V
B. BISHOP &Co.
Mr. Jacob Echard, one OF our ole
friends. was up from his Pendletor
home this week for a short visit.
Mr. Lon Shumate and Miss Lena
Vance, popular young people of the
Mcdowell community, spent Sun.
day with friends in this place.
Merchants are beginning to
make display of their Christmas
goods.
VIM. NJ. McNulty has 81 thor
oughbred Pole Angus yearling cat
tie for sale-15 bulls and IL heifers
registered, and will sell these cat
tie on IL months time, and anyone
wanting to raise good stock should
call ON him at Mcdowell, Va.
Cameron and Harry, little sons
of Mr. and Mrs Edward Beverge,
are both very i'll of typhoid fever.
Misses Mamie Sterrett and Je-
NINA Jones. of Doe Hill, were in
town Monday, returning from a
visit to Miss Sterrett's home in
Crabbottom.
See the splendid up.to-date line
Of mems and boys hats at c. w
TRIMBLE'S Cash Store.
Mr. Louie Carichoff has accepted
a position as telegraph operator at
Clover Dale on the Greenbrier d.
vision of the g & 0.
The crisp November days are
fastening the butchering season.
and there is scarcely pig left to
curl the tail.
A splendid line Of mems suits,
overcoats. odd pants, etc, at c. W.
TRIMBLE'S. See the CASH PRIo-
Es on this line before you buy.
Preaching at Crabbottom U. b.
Church, December 8 at II AM. At
Forks of Water, 3'30P.M.
JAS. w. BRILL, P. G.
Mr.. Ed. Woods brought whole
deer to town last Saturday. 1t was
killed or Back Creek. We do not
often see them nowadays.
Mr.. James Slower and several
children. who have been visiting
the home of his brother, Mr.. j. N.
Stoyer, of Crabbottom. passed
through town Tuesday, returning
to their home in Rockingham.
Ny stock of Christmas goods will
be complete by Dec 18th. Moth
ing is more appropriate for holi-
day gift than an Ideal Waterman"
foun tain pen. H N Slaven.
Jeweler.
The RECORDER again calls atten-
tiol to the Importance of examin-
Ing hues before the severe cold
weather sets in. A few minutes
time in this direction may save
your property. Nathan, the pro.
phet, says we are going to haye a
windy winter, anyhow.
WANTED-All kinds of game.
V. B. BISHOP & co.
Mrs w A Sipe, who has been in
Monterey for several mouths, re-
turned to her Stanton home last
Friday. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs A Whitelaw
and little Miss Elizabeth. On Mon.
day Mr. Whitelaw joined his family
at Staunton and proceed ed to New
York city, where they will visit his
partner and friend, Mr. A V Huy.
Ter.
Mrs E A Dudley spent Monday
night with Mrs + V Sieg, taking
the east bound hack Tuesday morn
ing for her homein Augusta.
For chapped and cracked hands |
get DeWitt's Witch Hazel .Saive,
Sold by k. Fl. Trimble.
This has been a season of boils |
and eruptions. Could they have
been disposed of at the proverbial
price, Highlanders would have had
IA income from this source. OF no
small proportions. Strange to say,
,yery fellow contends that his boil
IS in the worst place. "
Mr.. w. A. Cunningham. another
,ne of our "old men," got fall last