Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-10-22

butter famine is still on.
Mr.. John w. Bird is this week
visiting friends near Staunton.
In point of variety, October
weather has been all that could be
desired,
Squire j. H. Samples had a
short session of court here on Mon
day morning.
See the two sale notices of stock
in this issue.
Mr.. E. S. Henkle, wife and little
grand child, of lower Crabbottom,
paid Monterey a visit Tuesday.
Most of us hope that DR.. Cook
may be able to prove that he isn't
a liar.
You can always find fountain
pen that suits your hand at H. NJ.
Slaven's Jewelry Store.
Mr.. John Nj. Koogler, a worthy
citizen of Monterey, has been quite
ill at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Chas. c. Cross.
Mr.. j. H. Pruitt, of Pinckney,
will teach the Pine Grove school
this winter.
Mr.. Kyle, of the Water, Light
and Plumbing Co., is getting in the
new machineryfor his electric plant
up town.
The young man, who, in his age
of the world, can detect and prop
erly interpret the handwriting on
the wall" is generally the one who
"gets there" in a business sense.
There are now loose rock in the
street that ought to be broken In
order to complete the good work
recently done.
Mr.. d. w. Taylor, of Rockblidge
county, Republican candidate for
the Legislature for Highland, Bath
and Rockbridge and Buena Vista,
spent Sunday in Monterey.
Ate. w. Trimble's you can see
a splendid line of ladies coats
strictly up-to-date, nothing but
new styles, no old-last-year gar
ments. Also a beautiful line of la
dies, misses and childrens' sweat
ers.
Mr.. E. B. Jones went to Baltl-
more last Thursday, and on his re-
turn this week will be accompanied
bv his wife and little son, who have
been visiting Mrs. Jones' parents IN
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Slaven, of
Meadow Dale, were in town Mon
day.
The band boys are getting noisy
about two nights out of the week.
But shis is a popularity of young
bands. and citizens can console
themselves with the thought that
# is the forerunner of music.
The 1909 baseball struggle is ov-
er. but not so with the Cook-Peary
contest, and unfortunately, too, IN
the mind Of the average reader.
Read the sale notice of F. +.
Patterson elsewhere in our issue OF
to-day.
Misses Elsie SIaven, Rachel Ogil-
vie. Of Monterey, and Bessie Peter
son of Mcdowell, have this week
entered the field of pedagogy, all
securing work in Bluegrass district
The former is teaching the Hevene1
school, Miss Ogilvie the Sutton
and Miss Peterson the Woods
school. near Meadow Dale.
am increasing my stock OF
Watches and Jewelry every week
CaN when lin need of anything II
INV line. HIM Slaven, JeWeler'
The scarcity of school teachers
brings many emergencies, but TIT
Division superintendent course II
the matter will likely improve TIT
- situation another year, VI ever.
person receiving an emergency Ger
tifcatc be requires a promise u
take the next regular state exam
nation.
Itch cured in thirty minutes b!
Woodf ,rd's Sanitary Lotion. New
ar falls. Sold by DR.. K. H. Trim
BILE, Druggist.
Mr.. Jacob Hevener, who has Jus
purchased fine farm in Augusta
mention of which is made elsewher
in to-day's paper, spent Monda
night in Monterey, going on t
Crabbottom Tuesday morning. Il
wife and little son accompany HIN
Mr.. C. X. Mauzy, one of Grail
bottoms, thrifty farmers, was !
town Tuesday, and glance at tt
honor-roll will show you that /
made the Recorder office a call.
Wanted-A boy II to IA yea
old to do chores. Coed wages
I will board boy to 60 to- scho
for doing my chores.
Chas. G.. Alexander