Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-11-20

have moved into "Nathan's Fol-
ly."
DR.. Casper c. Henkel, ~an aged
and well-known physician of New
Market, died last Monday.
The best fauntain pen ink for
sale by H. NJ Slaven.
The result Of the Cuban elections
held on Saturday shows the election
of Maj. Gen. Jose Migyel Gomez,
president, and Senator Alfrhdo Fay
as, vice-president, liberals, by a
large vote. They carried all six
provinces.
Mr.. G.. K. Gibson returned from
Staunton Tuesday evening bring
ing with him his mother who had
been>visiting there for some time.
The new two-room school house
at Forks of Water has been COM
pleted and school will begin Mon
day morning. Mr.. L. L. Beverage
and Miss Jane Sheppe being in
charge.
LOST A white and black set
ter bitch. 1t is supposed that shefol-
lowed someone away from Monte
rey Tuesday. Any information of
her whereabouts will be thankfully
received. Phone or send message
to Recorder Office.
We again call thex attention of
the town council to the dangerous
condition of the walk leading to the
school house. 1t is used more at
this season than any other, and by
thoughtless, careless little ones,
and should not be longer neglected.
If you are'in arrears on your sub
scription kindly pay up by the 10th
of Nov. Those over year behind
at that time will be suspended until
paid. We don't want to suspend
a single subscription, so we kindly
ask you to attend to this little mat
ter at once.
Did you ever know of Putnam
anywhere that was not giving per-
feet satisfaction. They are guar
anteed for ten years by the Manu-
facturers. w. w. Putnam q Co.,
Staunton, Va.
We have more than the snow
storm of Saturday to remind us OF
the approach of winter. The mar
keting of poultry has set in and
the crisp, morning air is resonant
with the gobble of turkeys. Then,
too. ever anon a squeal goes up
from village pig-sty, indicating
the season of sausage and buck
wheat cakes.
To THE WOMEN We desire to
say you will find a full line of Nc
Calls Patterns at G.. w. Trimble's.
J. n. Colaw has been appointed
school trustee, for Monterey Dis
trict, in place of DR.. |. H. Trimble,
removed. S. c.. Eagle has been ap-
pointed school trustee for Stone
wall District for another term.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Bishop and
sons, Miller and Henderson, are on
a trip to Elkton, Va, the home OF
Mr.. Bishops mother.
The will or Robert d. Leach has
been admitted to probate in the
clerks office, and Chas. P. Leach
qualified as Admir-.
The Monterey Water, Light and
Plumbing Co. has fitted up shop
opposite the Recorder Office which
presents an imposing, business-like
appearance. No enterprise is more
deserving of success. because 1T
looks to the introduction of methods
which are not only conveniences
and luxuries, but necessities as
well.
On next Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock, Rev. w. n. Wagner will
preach at Monterey, by special re-
quest, on The TRANSPORTATION
Scene. Matt. II: 10.
Send me all your subscription
for Magazines and Newspapers.
On combinations and club offers |
can save you the expense and both
er of ordering.
H. NJ. Slaven.
Mr.. Arthur Hale and wife, who
have been here since Mr.. Hale be-
gan work on the Hansel residence
and church, have spent this week
at their home at Mt. Crawford.
Mr.. T. j. Rodgers, who has been
at Burner for several years, passed
through here the latter part OF last
week with a load of his household
good enroute for Eastern Highland.
On account of his wife's i'll health,
Mr.. Rodgers expects to locate in
Mexico in the near future.
Strayed or Stolen from our lands
in Highland, 6 cattle as follows; J; |
large red steer, had carried a bell
and was branded w on right hip,