Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-11-01

Crabbottom items, coming in late
are, necessarily left for next weeks
issue.
DrC B and Mrs Fox went out to
Staunton this morning, Miss BESSIE
bishop, who has gone on a trip to
New York, accompanying them as
far as the Valley city.
Jacob Eckard, one of the Recor-
der's staunch friends from Pendle-
ton county, spent few days on
this neighborhood during the week.
T. Sipe has just finished paint
ing W. M. Trimble's residecne south
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Fleisher, of
Meadow Dale, and ID. 0. Bird, of
Valley Center, were among the Wis
itors to town Tuesday.
James Folks, native Highlander,
now a resident of barlow, spent a
dry or two in Monterey latter part
of last week.
Mrs. Geo. Colaw and daughter,
of Forks of water, presented this
office with some nice apples.
MT and Mrs Kerr of Fishersville,
came out Tuesday with J A white
lou and will visit their daughter.
Mrs W F Jones of Hightown.
Wanted to buy, Raw Furs, Beef
Hides. Sheep Skins, &c will pay
highest market price.
R Trimble.
Andrew Rexrode (of Nike resi-
dent of the lower St. Creek, died
last Sunday, age about "a years.
He was lifelong resident OF that
section, and u man OF family.
Mrs A P Derby and little daugh-
thr, Courtney, have gone to their
former home in Orange county for
a visit a few weeks.
Mrs A A Wild, who has been here
with her brother, H B Wood, for a
couple of weeks, returned Monday
TO her home at Charlottesville.
Be sure to call on V B Bishop
GO. when you come to town. Ii
YOU can find what you want you
can buy it cheap.
Yearling heifer strayed at 5. w.
Wilson's. Owner can get bv pay
ing for this notice and pasture.
Mrs ] B Lightner, of Bath, whose
daughter, Miss Eunice is a pupil OF
the High School, spent Sunday at
the home of Rev L L Lowance.
Guoin Hopkins, an insurance man
of Staunton, brought an up-to-date
moving picture outfit to Monterey,
and it is now being operated at the
Kyle garage building.
A private letter to friends here
from Andrew W. Cleek, of Shank
lin, Bath county, states that he re-
turned from the University hosplt-
nj on the oath instant where was
operated on for chronic appendicl-
tbs Mr., Cleek formerly lived on
Jackson's River, near the county
line, and<is we'll known in this val
ley.
Mesdames E. J. hoge and E. b.
Moorman, of Staunton, who are
taking horseback tour through the
western part of Augusta, Highland
and Bath, made their headquarters
at Hotel Monterey from Friday un-
til Tuesday, going from here to the
Hot Springs.
We are now showing our Fail 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.
Hamilton, the bird man who gave
daily exhibitions at the Harrison
burg last week, made a cross coun-
try flight to Staunton on Saturday
morning, covering the. distance OF
nesr "a miles in seventeen minutes.
During the day he treated the
Stauntonians to some spectacular
aerial work, handling his machine
with marvellous skill.
We are getting in new hats fol
Ladies', Misses and Children every
few days. Come in and zee them
Don't cost you a penny to look
The ladies who have already bought
tell us the hats are cheaper thar
usual. Come and see. The High
land Mere. Co,
Frank Marshall, q veteran OF thu
Crabbottom vally, while in the
woods a few days ago, found some
swhortleberries in perfect form anc
shape just right for pies. Reallz
ing that mere statement this etfec
would be a strain on the credulity Of
his neighbors, he proceedad to I'll
his pockets. A few that escaped
the pie baked for dinner were sen
to the Recorder office.
A rare opportunity to "buy good