Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-10-25
H|CHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.
- E A Wade, of Vally Center spent
Monday night in the village.

These pre- election times are as
quiet in Highland as a Sunday.
The forest trees have put on their
gorgeous fall apparel.
Don't "forget" the election on
v the 5th of November.
Attorney Boyd Stephenson went
to Staunton Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Cliff. Matheny return
ed home Wednesday evening.
Squire J H Samples, who got his
foot hurt three weeks ago, is still
on crutches.
The first foretaste of winter is
Lbilled by the weather man for last
of this week.
The early days of this week
brought some fine rains in High
land.
Wanted to buy, Raw Furs, Beef
Hides. Sheep Skins, &c will pay
highest market price.
R NJ Trimble.
News notes from huntsville ap-
pearing in this issue were necessar-
ly omitted last week.
Be sure to call on V B Bishop
GO. when you come to town. If
you can find what you want you
can buy it cheap.
Uncle John Page, one of the old
est citizens of Back Creek, was trad
ing in town Wednesday.
Judging from the large number
of lambs leaving the county there
won't be enough left to justify the
"tempering" of the winds this win
ter.
This cold snap in Highland is a
little ahead of schedie time, but
she likes to lead in important mat
tiers.
Wonder if her combined enemies
will get Turkey "dressed' by
Thanksgiving. 1
Your school outfit is not COM
plete unless you have an Ideal Wa
terman Fountain Pen. For sale by
II NJ Slaven, Jeweler.
Boone Wade, of Bath, who came
to Back Creek to spend Sunday |
with his mother, stopped in Monte
rev Wednesday on his return.
Cs Peterson, of Mcdowell, is
attending the Rockingham county |
fair which opened at Harrisonburg
on Wednesday morning.
CIV Trimble returned Saturday
from Baltimore where he spent
week purchasing his fall stock. His
little son, Ralph, accompanied him.
Glide Hiner left earlyin the week
for ten days cruise in his auto
with L S Dickinson the shoe man.
Remember that I can have Jew
elry of all description, Fountain
Pens, watch cases, repaired good
as new" II M Slaven, Jeweler
Miss Sadie Rexrode, who was
operated on two weeks ago at the
University hospital, Charlottesville,
returned to Monterey Monday
evening.
The Recorder is offering some
handsome, valuable prizes to hust-
lers, and they auto get busy at
once.
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 a call.
The Highland Mercantile Co.
Farmers tell us that the small
grain is getting an excellant start
this fall, and that more acreage has
has been planted than for a long
time.
Ray Wilson, who has been absent
for three years, in business most OF
the time at Detroit, Mich, returned
to Monterey latter pratt of last week
and will remain some time with his
father. Osborn Wilson, Esq. who
has been in ill health for several
months.
There will be preaching at Green
Hill Sunday Oct. 27, II a m and at
Fairview, 8 p m.
4 HA Coffman.
We are getting in new hats for
Ladies, Misses and Children every
few days. Come in and zee them.
Don't cost you penny to look.
The ladies who have already bought
tell US the hats are cheaper than
usual. Come and see. The High
land Mere. Co,
This is not regarded as an apple
wear in Highland, though many
localities have an abundant crop.
y In other places the fruit had fallen
off before picking time, and what
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