Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-12-06


istering IL above.
People will hug the king-heater,
scandal or no scandal.
Mr. J A Wbitelaw left Tuesday
morning on q business trip to New
York.
Mrs. Andrew Cleek aud little
daughter, Elizabeth, of Bolar, are
visiting Mrs. Ii. F. Slaven.
Rev. w. s. Trimble will preach
Sunday, the 9th. at Union Chapel
liam, and at Mrs. Howard Will
fong's 2 80 p m.
A full line Of new and up-to-
date Christmas goods at W & Hull,
Mill Gap, Va.
MIR and Mrs c T Fleisher and Mr.
John TrimbIe left Monday for a
sojurn of the winter months IN
Florida. DR. | H Trimble accom-
panied them as far as Stanton,
The fellow who paid 81 cents for
pork two weeks ago is now feeling
panicky.
The Sixtieth Congress of the
United States was formally opened
with the usual ceremony Monday.
Call on VIC Hull for your
Xmas goods. They are new.
DR. o j Campbell has postponed
his professional trip to Bath coun.
ty and will remain here until after
the holidays.
HIM Slaven has full line Of the
best Fountain Pens. Call and try
the points.
Mr. Will Waggoner, of Forks of
Water neighborhood, butchered
the largest hog of the season. 1t
dressed 613 pounds.
+" Send me all your subscriptions
for Newspapers and Magazines. |
can save you money on combina-
ton orders. H d Slaven
Misses Jessie and Amanda Rex.
rode, of the llightown neighbor-
hood, were shopping in town We'd
nesday.
Mrs Lafayette Eve, formerly of
Highland, died at her home at Bar
tow on Tuesday morning last after
long illness of typhoid fever.
, She was daughter of the late Jas !.
X Gum and is survived by her hus-
band and one child. The remains
we've brought to the family bury.
ing-ground, near Mr. Anderson
PuHinberger's, and inferred on
Wednesday evening.
A private letter from DR. J Luth-
er Sheppe, of Baltimore, states that
he will locate at New Hampden
and take up the practice of the
late DR. Jones. He is a brother-in-
law of the late DR. Jones, and will
be remembered by many of our
people as a former merchant of
Monterey, and, for some time, part
owner of the Recorder plant.
For SALE-A small farm near
Monterey, containing Al acres Of
which 25 acres is good meadow
land, a nice dwelling house, out
buildings, fruit and sugar orchards
Good water in the yard. For par.
ticulars address Mrs Jas RYDER,
At Durbin, W Va,
Mr. D Wilson, while on his way
from office to residence last Tues
day, slipped and fell on the side
walk sustaining painful, and per-
,haps serious injury. Neighbors
were attracted by his calls and he
was carried home. The injury was
found to be in one Of the hIps, and
q fracture of the bone was feared.
Mr. Wilson is one of the old men
of the day, and he has been the
victim of several similar accidents
within the last few years.
| am ALWAYS willing to take your
second hand watches in on new
goods. Fl N Slayen.
Nothing more suitable than a
good graphopone for Christmas
present. can sell you first class
machine for $50 and $50 and rec
ords for 25c H NJ Slaven
Mr. CLYDE Hiner, whose big road
engine has been stranded at Barlow
on account of mud and bad cor
ditions generally, succeeded in
reaching Monterey with a load o.
grain on Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs G z Hansel have
gone to housekeeping, Mrs Ella
Fleisher dividing up house-room
with them. Monterey needs few
houses Ito let."
The difference between the fall
of snow and the fall of the turkey
market was that you could see the
one and feel the other.
If you want good farm in
Greenbrier, Pocahontas or Monroe