Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-10-18
H|CHLANDRECORDER
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.

KEY N A Parker attended Lex
ington presbytery which met in
Covington.
Mr. and Mrs J H Pruitt went out
to Staunton on Thursday.
JH Fleisher. Of Meadow Dale, is
visiting his sister, Mrs c NJ Borst,
of Culpeper county.
H | Trimble went to Durbin
Thursday to meet his wife and
little son who have been visiting in
West Virginia.
Glide Hiner drove his auto to
Staunton Wednesday morning hav-
ing as passengers Mr. and Mrs c P
Jones, Senior and Junior.
Rev L L Lowcnce is absent this
week assisting with a protracted
meeting in the Churchville commu-
nifty.
= A large number of Montereyans
attended the Sterrett sale of per-
sonal property on Wednesday.
Jack Cleek and mother, of the
Naples community, were shopping
in town Tuesday.
Arnet Gum was confined to his
room q few DAYS early in the week
with a case of tonsilitis.
A A Shumate, who has been
working at his trade at Hot Springs
for some time, is now at his home
at Monterey.
Be sure to call on Y B Bishop
& Co. when you come to town. Ii
you can find what you want you
can buy it cheap.
Wanted to rent whole or part of
time, l.. c. Smith or Underwoo d
typewriter. Inquire at Recorder
Office.
Your school outfit is not COM
plete unless you have an Ideal Wa
terman Fountain Pen. For sale by
Hhl Slaven, Jeweler.
Among those going out to staun-
ton, and other points east, since
our last issue we mention, Mr. and
Mrs ! M Colaw. Mr. and Mrs ] A
Wbitelaw and children, of Monterey
and S B Rexrode, of Mcdowell.
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 Co..
Premiums on the scalp of haw ks
and owls were not considered by
the Board at it's meeting last Mon
day, but will be taken up at the
next regular meeting.
Remember that I can have Jew
elry of all description, Fountain
Pens, watch cases, repaired "good
as new" HIM Slaven, Jeweler
J A Fleisher's horse which was
taken sick as he was leaving town
last Thursday and brought back to
town to be treated bv DR. Miller,
has gotten we'll and been taken
home. 1t was about as sick q
horse as ever seen, and DR. Miller
success in treating it, it speaks we'll
for his efficiency.
Mr. Kemp Rexrode has left at the
= Recorder office two fine specimens
of Highland apples, On one twig
not more than two feet long, there
are eight large, perfect apples.
Five pretty Baldwins compose the
other cluster.
We are getting in new hats for
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 than
usual. Come and see. The High
land Mere. Co,
Mrs A A Wild. of Charlottes.
Vile, came to Monterey Tuesday
eveninS to visit her brother, Fl B
Wood, who, as our readers know
was the victum of an auto accident
last week Mr. Woods condition is
favorable, and, it is hoped, he will
soon be out again.
A near-serious accident. over
looked in last issue, befell } Let
Hiner a week or more ago while
coming down the mountain with s
load of apples. His team tool
fright at alpassing buggy, upset thu
wagon, throwing Mr. Hiner's little
son over the embankment, but do
ing no more serious harm thar
breaking the wagon.
Mrs Leonard Rexrode, an agec
lady and lifelong resident of th'
Monterey valley, died last Saturda.
, at the home of her daughter, Mr.
II ] Sipe, north of town. She hat
been i'll for some time. Mrs ABB
Eckard was also a daughter AMI