Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-12-10


in town Monday.
Messrs. J. G. Simmons and W.
B. Stuart, of Headwaters, spent
Tuesday night in town. They
came over to have some grinding
done at the mill.
Mr.. Arch Hicklin, who has been
on duty as one Of the Stanton
Monterey hack-drivers for a long
time. has resigned his post, and
has accepted position with con-
tractors in the Old North State.
Mr.. C. w. Trimble and little son,
Ralph. went to Staunton last week,
returning Tuesday, accompanied by
his, wife, who had been visiting
there.
You can get q Christmas present
to suit any one at H. NJ. Slaven's
Jewelry Store.
Mrs. ". II. Lunsford, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at
the University hospital, is now at
home. her husband having met her
in Stanton last Saturday.
Christmas here again, also the
incest assortment of Christmas
goods ever at |. w. Nicholas store
Y. B. Bishop & Co. will have a
cleanup sale on ladies' cloaks and
hats and mems and boys clothing
and overcoats until January LIST,
1910. They do not want to carry
any of these goods over.
Mr.. P. H. Trout, electrical engl-
neer. of Staunton, is now with Mr..
KYLE at Monterey, assisting IN the
installation of the new electro hght
plant.
guarantee every Ideal Water
man Fountain pen that | sell, Call
and YOU will find good assort-
ment. H. NJ. Slaven.
The Highland Mercantile Compa-
nv has on hand something over
1 200 live turkeys, and will start
them on a drive to Harrisonburg
tomorrow.
Charlottesville went dry again on
Tuesday, and did it with cap d.
The majority was $50, an increase
of 140.
Mr.. Arthur Rexrode, of Crabbot-
tom who went to Charlottesville
two or three weeks ago for treat
ment, found it net essary to submit
to two operations, one for chronic
appendicitis and the other for nasal
affection. His condition was at
one time critical. but latest reports
are favorable.
Wanted Furs of all kinds, and
will pay the highest market price
R. M. Trimble.
Following the days rainfall OF
Tuesday, Highland has experienced
her first taste of real winter cold,
the mercury going down Thursday
morning to 10 above zero.
Nv winter stock is about com
plete including lot of Christmas
novelties, all useful and nice. There
is no need to drive 10 or Is miles
and lose time when you can get the
same nearer home at same price
VIC Hull
Wait for the sale AT the SiIgr
of the Christmas Tree" Tuesday
and Wednesdays, December Els
and 22d. from 2 till 10 p. m. at TIT
PRESBYTERIAN manse, Monterey, Va
You'll find some things for you
tree and more, both useful and or
namental, on our tree. Come ant
pick what you like. HOT chocolal'
and cake also for sale.
Peaches, prunes, dates, raislns
figs, currants, citron, etc. at l. "
Nicholas.
Miss Mabel Jones has gone t.
Charleston, w. Va, the home o
her sister, Mrs. Frank Wilson, MT
Wilson, whose illness was mention
ed last week, is gaining som
strength, and will go to Arlzon
for his health as soon as his condl
ton will admit.
Be sure to call on Y. B. Blsho
Il Co.. and ask to see their specl'
$500 mems suits. This is tn
cheapest suit of clothes in Monte
rey.
Miss Delphia A. Arbogast an
Mr.. John E. Diddle, of Pocahonta'
were married recently. The form
er attended the Monterey Hlg
School several years ago, and WI
be remembered by many OF OF
young people. The Recorder Jolr
with q h. st of friends in wiShln
them life of happiness.
V. B. Bishop & Co. have an VI
o-date stock of mems, children
and boys clothing. All new an
we'll made, which they will sell vel
oheap