Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-11-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs -Bri.f News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.


Mesdamcs H. NJ. SIaven and n
Is Woo lspent the weekend with
Mrs. Homer Stephenson, at Mead
ow Dale.
The Monterey CT Club give a
very inf,rnaI social Saturday even
ing to few of their friends in the
hail over Lunsfords store. Games
were indulgrd in. after which re-
freshmrnts We're serve l..
Jesse fIiner drove his machine
tn S aunton Tuesday. His sister,
Mrs. Homer Stephenson, and Miss
BERTHE Jordan accompanied him.
The White House wedding is
over.
Thanksgiving. Don't forget it.
Advertise your Christmas goods.
We have just received our mems
and boys clothing. We have some
sDecial in men and boys odd coats
and pants at tariff off prices.
Highland Mer. Co.
c. P. Jones became the purchas-
err of the Sieg land sold in front of
the court house last Tuesdry. This
is regarded as a valuable piece of
grass land The price paid was
S. 600.
Among the county men in town
wednesday were F. A Doyle, Chas
f. Wade, J A Fleisher, J O. Arm
strong c. c. Burus, j. A. Hiner,
and, d. L. Mauzy.
Reduced prices on mems and
boys suits and overcoats also on
ladies', misses and childrens suits
and coats. We have a good line Of
these goods and il will pay you to
look at them before buying else
where. Highland Mer Co.
Uriah Hevencr's auto went out
to Staunton last Saturday, Mr..
Hevener himself going Monday.
Mrs. Mauzy, Mrs Hevener, Mrs.
Bishop and William Feisher made
up the list of passengers. Mr.
Flesher had been suffering with an
afflicted leg and went to consult All
expert, and, probably, submit to
an operation.
NOTICE The Monterey Switch
Board Committee is required to
meet in Monterey on Saturday
Nov. the Doth.
All back dues must be paid up
on or before the above date.
Ira D. Gutshall,
Cen'l Manager.
The Central Business College, Of
Roanoke, Va is one the most
progressive schools in the South.
On the fourth page of this issue
they have a good proposition TO
ma you. Be sure to read 1t.
Clyde Hiner came out from
Staunton Tuesday evening bringing
with him Messrs. Fultz. Jones and
Burnett who went to Back Creek
for few days sport.
J.F. McNultv of the CraLbot-
tom valley, will in short time be-
come a citizen of Monterey. having
purchased the cottage on west Main
street occupied by E. B. Whitelaw
Mr.. Whitelaw will give possession
as soon as his new residence is
completed. Mr.. McNulty's son,
Frank, recently married. will reside
at the old home place.
The hunting season closes this
week. Perhaps no open season"
has ever been more industrlously
taken up by resident and visiting
sportsmen. Messrs. Echols, Sproul.
Pratt. Pancake, Wilson, Gibbs,
.Trimble, and Whitnore, were
among the number coming out
from Staunton latter part of last
week, all except Mr.. GIBBS making
Bolar their headquarters. The
B lar party begged two deer on
Monday their first day out.
Of the small game pheasants
doubtless suffered most. Byron
Beverage and Dick Jones bagged
10 in one day.
DR.. and Mrs. C. B Fox went
down to w. W. Stepher sons wed,
-nesdav evening where they vii
spend Thanksgiving and the doctor
.ioina hunting party.
The supervisors will meet Friday
2Sth, to fill the vacancy at the par
ish farm caused by the death Of
Lem waybright.
JL Shuua ate, Of New Salem
snent Monday in Monterey.
- There is nothing more approprl
cte and useful than an Ideal water
man Fountain Pen for Christmas
anil the place to make the purclhas
is ut Ii. NJ. Slayen's Jewelry Store