Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-11-22
LOCAL NEWS.
PERSONAL


ward on Tuesday evening.
Miss Maude Lunsford, Of High
town, has been visiting her brother
Mr. T. NJ Lunsford. this week.
Mrs. Fannie Beverage has been
very i'll for a week or more at her
home opposite the RECORDER Office
The most complete line of high,
grade Fountain Pens ever brought
to Monterey can be seen at II. M.
Slaven's Jewelry Store.
In keeping with a custom OBJ
tanning here for long time, a un-
ion Thanksgiving service will be
held. The day will be observed by
the usual sermon, to be preached at
the Presbyterian church by Rev. A
A. Walker.
If you can't afford a Thanksgiv.
ing turkey at Is cents per, you
may be thankful for good fat
hen just the same.
Rev. w. s. Trimble will preach
next SUNDAY at Hightown at II a
M, and at Union Chapel $3.50 p. M.
| now have on hand full stock
Of Graphophones and Records. Call
and see them and | will sell YOU
one on the instalment plan.
H. NJ. SLvvEN.
Mr. n. NJ. Keister, of California,
is visiting his old home in High.
land. la company with his sister,
Miss Signora, and Mss Edna Siron.
Of Mcdowell, he spent Sonday at
Monterey.
Mr.. William Jack, native High.
lander, now living in Colorado, is
in the county after an absence OF
many years.
For SALB-35 head of good calves
only two heifers in the lot.
SW Sterrst, Hightown, Va.
Mrs Dr. | H Trimble and daugh-
ter, Miss Maude, have returned
from a protractt visit to relatives
ia the Shenandoah Valley.
Mr. X M Trimble, who has decid-
ed to 20 into business at Coving-
ton, as stated in our last issue, feft
with his family on Monday after
noon.
Miss Blanche Matheny, who has
been visiting at Lynchburg and
other places since early fall, return.
I'd to her home at Monterey last
Saturday accompanied by her sis
ter, Mis- Emma Ruff, Of Bedford
City.
Those who are accustomed to do
ing their Christmas shopping by
mail would do we'll to remember
that the day is emily fiye weeks off,
Delays and disappointments are
obviated by getting in orders be-
fore the congested state of mails
aid freights begins.
H. NJ. Slaven takes subscription
for any newspaper or magazine
published
In letter from Mr. William S.
Deyer. of Oakland. ILL.,. he saws corn
has dropped to 45 cents per busbel,
and hogs from 6 to 5 cents per
pound. He also says he would like
to see some items in the Recorder
from Pinckney and Jackson's ril er.
Mrs James Trimble, who lives
near Monterey, has been right ill
during the past week, but is much
improved now.
Remember Suddarth & Hevener's
thirty.day offer will soon expire.
Mr. NV Stuart was in Monterey
Wednesday.
Mr. A Whitelaw is on a business
trip to West Virginia this week.
There will be special meeting
of the Board of Supervisors Satur-
day, the 23d.
It is not unusual for the finances
Of the country newspaper to be.
come panicky, but Just about that
time some thoughtful subscriber
brings in his dollar and relieves
The "stringency". Wonder who
will be the next, and how many be-
tween now and Thanksgiving?
VB Bishop & 20. are offering
goods at big reduction. See their
I'D elsewhere in this issue.
Take DeWitt's Little Early Ri
sers Pills. Sold by X H Trimble
Will be offered for sale on the
25th Nov. at / p M. at Henry Nc
Calllster's. Big Valley, BY James
Ralston, auctioneer, head of good
fat Horses. Terms. 6 mos, nego-
table note, payable in Bank Of
Highland. Nov ID, 1907
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
is q safe. sure and prompt remedy
for coughs and colds and is good
for every member of the family
Sold by X HTrimbls.
NOTICE