Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1910-11-25
H|CHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.

MANY of the local sportsmen put
in Thanksgiving day in the woods.
The indian summer period is
overdue.
Little Dan Cupid comes in for
his share of thanks.
Mr.. D. NJ. Kyle, of Staunton,
is visiting relatives and friends at
Monterey.
Mr.. Win. Hevener. of Crabbot-
tom. made trip to Charlottesville
last week.
Mr.. R. D. Folks, of Crabbottom,
came over Tuesday evening to meet
the Messrs. Life.
Mr.. J. N. Slower, of Crabbot-
tom, who has been very i'll, is how
improving.
Hon. S. w. Sterrett, who fora
week or more has been more COM
planning than usual, Is reporteoO e'-
ter again.
MIR. E. A. Dudley, of Augusta,
passed through town few days
ago on his way to the home OF his
son. Mr.. Fred Dudley, Crabbottom.
Mr.. S. w. Crummett, who re-
Gently moved to Augusta, spent
Tuesday in town. He is well-pleas-
ed with his new home.
Mr.. R. B. Campbell last week
took his little son, Brown, to Char
lottesyille, to have his eyes examln-
ed by a specialist.
I can suit you in the Fountain
Pen line. A large assortment on
hand. None but the best.
H. NJ. Slaven, Jeweler.
DR.. N. A. Whitelaw and son,
Mr.. Robert, left Wednesday morn
ing for a short stay in Eastern Vlr-
ginia.
Mr.. John Lowman, contractor on
the Masonic temple, having COM
pleted his work, left last Friday
for his home at Dayton, Va.
Mrs. Paul Slaven left last Friday
for a visit to her father and sister
who live in Washington. Miss Ma
nv Slaven, of Meadow Dale, &C
companied her.
Miss Holt, of North Carolina,
came in Tuesday evening, and as
teacher of the primary grade IN our
High School, took charge next
morning.
Messrs. Jones & Shoulder, enter
prising merchants OF Doe HILL
shipped 900 dressed turkeys foI
Thanksgiving markets.
R. M. Trimble wants Butter,
Eggs, and Rabbits at the following
prices: Butter 25c, Eggs 25c doz'
zen, Rabbits, prime, l5c.
Mr.. George Hevener left early in
the week for Leesburg, where ht
will remain during the winter, anc
will probably locate permanently
near there.
Mrs. ]. S. Ogilvie and three lit
tie boys, Earle, Stuart and Gordon
who have been here for severa
months, left Monday for theirho
in Charleston, w. Va.
We are proud of our assortmen
of shirts and neckwear. NoWher
around here can you find bette
assortment, quality considered, tn
lowest priced goods in town.
Highland Mercantile Go
DR. C.. B. Fox and Mr.. Richar
Jones went east Wednesday morn
ing and will witness the big ba
game and aviation meet in Rlcf
mond on Thanksgiving day.
Thanksgiving day was observe
in Monterey by service held
the Methodist church, Rev. c. l
Potter, the pastor, preaching a
appropriate sermon.
BIG MONEY We want an agel
in every town; salary and comm
sion; references required; for II
particulars, address Subscrlptl'
Dept. National Sportsman, Int
75 Federal ST., Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Roller, who h
been at Monterey for some tim
returned Monday to her home
TT. Defiance, accompanied by b
mother, Mrs. L. H. Stephenson.
In going into his wood house
an early houre this morning, Il.
Crunmett was somewhat surpris
to discover a red fox in the bul
ing evidently in search of chit
ems which were roosting near
BEFORE it could be killed the
made it's escape.-Marlinton M
!senger.
An enterprising merchant in I!
of our neighboring cities ADVERT
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