Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-11-08
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nous, STAND up ana noller.
Four years of Wilson.
The Salt River Craft will have
two captains this time.
J. w. Hevener is on trip tc
the Valley.
Keep your eye on the tax man
He's after you.
November brings Indian Sum-
mer.
The nakedness of the trees re-
minds us of the approach of winter.
That's all that is embarrassing a
bout it.
Ira Q Simmons. of Fishersville,
paid his native county visit last
week.
President elect Wilson got his
head skinned and bumped in an
auto ride on Monday.
A. V. Huyler. of New York,
came down to the Monterey Stock
Farm last week for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Ed. Arbogast
returned Tuesday from a visit to
Marlinton.
A drove of 1854 lambs, the
property of D. G. Ruckman, pass
ed down Nam street wednesday
afternoon.
Albert Deverick, of Eastern
Highland, was in the village We'd
nesday last.
Mr. and Mrs Campbell, of flowing
ton, who last week visited Nc
Dowell, drove to Monterey on
Saturday, accompanied by MT and
Mrs C S Peterson and daughter, Miss
Maggie.
Rev L l. Lowance is holding a
protracted meeting at his Hightown
appointment.
Notice:-All parties who are due
the Monterey Belgian Horse Co.,
will please pay up by the 10th Of
Nov. Monterey Belgian Horse Co.
W.T. Trimble treas.
Eldridge Halterman, who has
been attending school at Buckhan-
non, w. Va, returned last week,
and is now at his home on Strait
Creek.
Ebert Gum, who has been filling
a position in West Virginia, since
last spring, returned to his home
near Monterey last Friday
Mrs H NJ and Miss Elsie SlavenI
left last Thursday on short visit
which will take in Baltimore and
Washington.
Mrs Elizabeth Liggettt and Miss
Bissel, of Staunton, came to Monte
rey last week and are the guests OF
Mrs w H Matheny.
The election is over. and the
country. will wag along about as
usual, no doubt.
1t could hardly be called a "battle
of ballots" in Highland, Things
were so quiet that it did not even
resemble ''skirmish'.
Wanted to buy, Raw Furs, Beef
Hides, Sheep Skins, 60 will pay
highest market price.
r Trimbls.
Be sure to call on V B Bishop
&Co. when you come to town. Ii
you can find what you want you
can buy it cheap.
Mrs. ]. Wesley Hevener, of High
town, who has been in i'll health
for a long time, returned Wednes-
day from the University hospital
where she had gone for treatment.
Mr. Heyener accompanied her. Mrs
Sallie Leach, of Cowpasture, was
also a patient at the time and is
reported doing nicely.
We are now showing our Fall Line
of Shoes for the entire family. We
have a specially nice line of ladies
tan button and lace, also the gun
metal in lace and button at differ
ent prices. Thank you for call
The Highland Mercantile Go.
We are getting in new hats tor
Ladies, Misses and Children every
few days. Come in and PEE them
Don't cost you a penny to look
The ladies who have already bought
tell US the hats are cheaper than
usual. Come and see. The High
lsnd Mere. Co,
A rare opportunity to "buy goods
very cheap" commencing Monday
Oct. 81. Y B Bishop Il Co, viii
offer their entire stock of Genera
Merchandise ut cost, and will take
in exchange all kinds OF country
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