Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-09-24
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LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs - Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

No one regrets Jack Frost's tar,
diness.
Monterey district is short about
four school teachers.
Mr.. ]. B. Lightner, of Bath, was
in Monterey Wednesday.
Even the equinox failed to inter
rupt this grand fall weather.
Mrs. l. B. Bussard and children
are visiting her parents in Allegha-
ny.
Mr.. T. r. Jones left last week to
resume work in the r. NJ. A., Bed
ford City,
Miss Ruby Hicklin, of New Sa-
lem, is visiting her brother, Mr..
Jesse Hicklin; this week.
Will Simmons, who has been
numbering on Laurel Fork, came in
Tuesday with a badly cut hand.
Mrs. C. NJ. Lunsford is spending
the week with relatives at High
town.
Rev. c. L. Potter is conducting
a protracted service at his Straight
Creek appointment,
Mr.. Robert Hickln and family,
of Stony Bottom, spent Tuesday
night at the Commercial, on their
way to the Bullpasture.
See the beautiful line of ladies'
lambs wool coats and sweaters at
G.. w. Trimble's Cash Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Slaven spent
Sunday with friends in the Bolar
community.
The season for the arrival and
display of fall goods is here. Watch
for the advertisers bargains.
Mr.. S. A. Cobb, who has been
living in Alexandria for couple OF
wears. is now in the county, and
expects to make Highland his home
again.
Miss Ella Arbogast has returned
from Philadelphia, where she went
to purchase her fall and winter
stock of millinery goods. -Buena
Vista Times.
Mr.. S. w. Crummett accompan-
led his daughter, Miss Marie, to
Lewisburg this week, where the
latter was entered as a pupil of the
Lewisburg Female Seminary.
Mr. George w. Cleek and daugh-
ter, Miss Jennie, and Mr.. Jack
Cieek, IT.. all of the Cleek's Mill
community, were trading in town
Tuesday.
Among the young folks going OF
TO various schools for the winter,
we note Messrs. Owen and Marvin
Colaw, Richard Crummett, Richard
Hevener, George Stephenson ano
Frank Cooper.
We are getting some real gooe
material placed on Main street
The cappipg-material is being haul
ed from Sam'l Heyener's, and Il
found there in great abundance.
1t is gratifying to learn from al
sections of Highland that farmers
are putting out good acreage o
wheat this fall This is certainly
the right thing to do, and the dol
lars saved to the county for hou
another year can seek investmen
in other channels,
Come to C. W. Trimble's ant
see a beautiful line of new dress
goods in patterns just received.
Messss, O. C. Armstrong, o
Staunton, and ]. N. Mohler, o
Rockingham, were in town Tues
day. While here, Mr., Armstrong
qualified as administrator OF hi
rather's estate, Mr.. Alfred Arm
strong, of Doe Hill.
Mr.. Kyle is planting his electri
light poles along the two princlpa
streets OF the village Main am
Spruce.
Mr. David Hiner, of Poeahontas
who has been in i'll health for som
little time, has been at the home Q
his parents, Dir. and Mrs. G. }. ID
ner. for q week or more. Mr.. Ill
ner has recently bought a farm nea
MarlintOn,
Miss Lucy Swadley. who ha
been making her home in Washing
ton for several years, is now on
vacation in Monterey and vicinity
Master Robert Matheny has a
attack of inhamatory rheumatism
and is confined to his bed an
room.
Ate. w. Trimble's Cash Stol
YOU will find a good and gener
line of harness and strap work, sue
as check lines. brides, halter
hitch reins, single buggy harnes
aad a line of genuine Wilbourr
saddles.
The September communicate
Of HIGHLAND Lodge, No. 10, will