Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-10-31
HIGHLAND RECORl)ER
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Noses-Peopie at Home and
Abroad.

Mrs. Martha Keister, of Eastern
Highland, was a visitor in town
early in the week.
This is to remind careless voters
that election day is not far of.
October didn't do her very est
as Il fall month.
Do you buy from your home mer-
chant?
Highland postmasters recently
appointed, are W. T. Gwin, BolaI,
and A. j. Terry, Trimble.
All the latest things in neckw' ar
at Highlan Mercantile Co.
Wilbur Wade is this week assis =
ing with the clerical work at The
First National Bank.
The Recorder needs wood and if
you wish to bring a load of wood
to pay on subscription, please do so
now.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Stephenson
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Pruitt came
out from Staunton Tuesday with
Clyde Hiner.
Bring your furs to R. NJ. Trim
BILE and get the highest cash price
as the season is now open.
w. H. Mathenv is having a coat
of paint applied to his residence on
South Spruce street. Pullin u Slpe
are doing the work.
Trimble Hill and South Spruce
street are getting that long-needed
coat of gravel. 1t is to be hoped
that the work will lie we'll done =
ample drainage to prevent the wash
ing away of the material applied.
And underground culverts! Why
not?
Miss ucy Wilson, who spent the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Lanty
Mcneil, Mill Point. W. Va, return
ed to Monterey Tuesday evering.
Miss Beatrice Loving, of Hot
Springs, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
O. Wilson.
r. NJ. Trimble will buy rabbits
after NOV. LIST.
Mrs. Mary Armstrong and Miss
Edmonia Shackelford, of Bath and
Mesdames Joseph Hiner and }. II.
Armstrong, of Eastern Highland,
were among the shoppers IN town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mark Simmons, of Crabbot-
tom, is visiting her son, |. Q. Sim
mons, of Fishersvllle.
We have just received our mems
and boys clothing. We h"ve some
spe Gals in men and boys odd coats
and pants at tariff off prices.
Highland Mer. Co.
Mrs. John Malcolm, who has been
visiting her old home in Crabbot-
tom, spent Monday night with Mrs.
A. NJ. Eastman on her return to
Augusta, her present home. Miss
Ehel Waybright accompanied her.
Miss Gertie Samples, who makes
her home with Rev. L. l.. Lowance
has been i'll for some time. Mr..
Lowance's little daughter was also
ill early in the week.
A. E. Kenney, CT Parkersburg,
W. Va, is on a business trip to
Highland.
Rev. S. w. McGaun, a mission
ary to India for number of years
will address the people of Headwat-
ers Saturday, Nov. LIST, at.7:o0 p
m. He will also fill the appoint
ment on Sunday.
Call in and see the Big line OF
ladies, misses and children rs coats
and suits. All new goods at prices
less than you can send away for, at
least take look before ordering.
Highland Nero. Co.
Mrs. A. C. Suddarth and Mrs. H
B. Wood visited Stanton thlsw
Remember to look up your finest
specimen of corn and send 1t tc this
office. The prize winner will get &
good write up and a years subscrlp
ton to the Recorder. All corn re-
eeived will be put on exhibition a
day or so before judging, and VIZ
will be pleased to have all who care
ia see this exhibition visit TIL:
Office.
Just received another new lot o
millenary at Highland Mere. Go.