Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-11-19
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LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
NOtes-People at Home and
Abroad.

Mr.. Forest Kyle made trip to
Elkins early in the week.
Mr.. V. B. Bishop, Miss Bessie
and Master Henderson are visiting
Mr.. Bishops old home at Elkton
This combination of fine fall
weather and railroad building ought
to make optimists of us all.
To be convinced that this is not
June, we have only to look at the
calander.
Pearl Waybright has cast his lot
with the people of Durbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Stephenson,
of Hightown, spent Sunday at
Monterey.
Mr.. Arthur Rexrode, of High
town, left this week for hospital
to have his appendix removed. He
has suffered from several attacks
of-appendicitis.
Don't wait to be reminded when
your subscrition is due, but send
it in before you get behind.
You will find an up-to-date line
of clothing and overcoats at Ira W.
Nicholas.
Mr.. w. H. Barlow and wife, of
Huntersville, w. Va, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Pat
terson this week.
Of course, Monterey is going to
get "too big for its britches," and
it will look we'll in larger pattern.
We have an ideal location and
plenty of room to spread.
Mr.. L. A. Carichoff has sold his
stock of goods at the old Whitelaw
stand to Messrs. d. H. Peterson,
E. B. Whitelaw and Don Sullen-
berger, who propose to conduct a
general, up-to-date business under
the firm name of the Highland
Mercantile Company" They are
all three hustling young business
men and have had experience be-
hind the counter.
Itch cured in thirty minutes by
Woodford's Sanitary Lotion. New
er fails. Sold by DR.. K. H. Trim
BILE, Druggist.
When Highland reaches her glo-
rious season of buckwheat-cakes
and classes" the big fat cattle
which she sends out for export APP
pear as mere specks on the horizon
of fame.
With the dawn of each success
sive warm day Mr.. Porker gives a
grunt of satisfaction.
For Sale-A New Edison Phono-
crap, with all equipments. Rates
reasonable. Call at this office.
Mrs. W. H. Lunsford, whose
health has not been good fer year
or more, left Tuesday morning tor
the University hospital for treat,
ment. Her husband accompanied
her.
Do not loss sight of the Thanks
giving entertainment by the High
School. The date is Wednesday,
Nov. oath.
You are not an up-to-date bust
ness man, no matter what you may
be engaged in, unless you have an
"Ideal" Waterman Fountain Pen
For sale by H. M. Slaven.
Mr.. George w. Cleek last week
made trip with Mr.. Stoutenburgt
lin his automobile, from his home
on Jackson's River to Petersburg
in Grant County. Mr.. Cleek hat
not visited Petersburg for more
than forty years, when he entered
it as 'sojer boy
An opportunity is hereby givel
to the patrons and friends of tn
Monterey Graded and High school
to show their interest in the schoo
by contributing to fund which j
to be used for the purpose OF offer
ing medals or prizes in said school
Contributions may be left witt
any teacher of member of school.
Robert Sterrett, Prin
/ can order any newspaper o
magazine published, bat especlall'
solicit subscriptions to Saturda.
Evening Post, Ladies Home Jour
nal, Thrice-a-Week World, Rich
mond Times-Dispatch, Daily, Sun
day and Weekly. l can also &C
cept your club offers at net price
quoted by any agency. Write o
phone and | will attend to order
promptly. VI. H. Slaven,
Monterey, Va
Wantcd-Beef hides, green an
salt cured. Will pay cash or trade
Get my prices.
C. w. JUDY,
1924 New Hampded, Va
Mr.. c.. E. Bird, son of Mr.. F. N
Bird of Back Creek, was foun
dead on the 9th, lying along tn
railroad track in his home town c
Pittsburg. 1t was first though
that he WAS struck bY train. blu