Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-10-03
Pointed Paragraphs-6rief News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.

Monterey school wagon started
Monday. Edwin HeVener has the
contract again.
J.C. Herold, of Meadow Dale,
was a business visitor in Monterey
Tuesday.
]. Ed Arbogast is having his
house on West Main street painted.
The "Old Dominion" will prob
ably be Monterey.s last tented dl-
version" for the year.
Richmond Fair, next week.
That needed work is being done
on Trimble Hill.
The public schools of the county
many of them, at least, opened
Monday.
Mrs. Sallie Snyder and family,
Lou Farote and family have moved
to Durbin.
Highland grass has this year put
rather extraordinary fat on the cat
tie. hence the smile on the stock
mans face is also broader than the
ordinary.
SQUIRRELS are more abundant in
Highland this fall than usual and
local Nimrods enjoy the sport.
B. R. Richardson, Supt. of
schools, came to town Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. W. H. and Miss Blanch
Matheny went out to stanton
Wednesday morning.
L. B. Whitelaw drove his car to
Staunton Wednesday having as
passengers his sister, Mrs. Chas.
Hull, who with her children, has
been visiting here sometime, and
Miss Eva Hull, of Hightown.
Messrs. :obt. McClintic and ].
NJ. Byrd, of WilIianisville neighbor
hood, spent Tuesday in Monterey.
"Dady" Hendrickson, who spent
the past year at his W. Va. home,
is again with US. He is doing some
painting on St. Creek.
A renewal came from one of our
subscribers, who says: 1T is abso-
lutely necessary to get the Recor-
der in order to keep house.
Dudley & Kramer's slaughter
house was destroyed recently by
fire at Thornwood; loss about
$500.
Workmen are now busy eXcava-
ting for the new walk on South
Spruce street. The walk is being
Strengthened in places, making it
necessary to move some trees and
fences. This change will add great
iy to the property.
FOR SALE-A general line cn
household supplies Oct. 10, l9ll
A. G. Suddarth
DR.. Crickenberger took a r.
bunch of cattle through Montt' l
Monday, on his way to New Ms.
et Va, his home. This fine Oh
cattle was bought of H. Fl. Try. !
of Dry Branch. They wer Ine 4
best lot of cattle that have 'SSeu
through town this year.
John Trim5le and son, D.. d.
Trimble, sold their cattle ! meeN c
to D G. Rucknan. Tn, ~ete
one hundred in the lot, eraglhg s
in weight 1875 pounds. 00 Sow "a. +
tie took on 4379 pound,In loG II
and half months. DR.. q Vnis is O
the best gain in weight any c oal
tie they have ever gr9u. oo,n7 t
of these cattle were on'"o years t
old. O
The Recorder want colrespon
dent in each neighbi,oIou 70 re-
port the news. TN nov o ;ahe
much of your time our ne.su u,
bors will be glad he'p YOU W. ~
telling what news = N io"l ;ola n'
t'st r;il rIod lv r., sh all legitimate S
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amonth lfyou C: ne e'o.u aoan -,
o'le 81, .orre,ndent at Christ
W e' ~ 80 E if we can't i'm
prove and incSe io'"i "0' |,
Mic. ONE an experienced mil
,;nar IT PaIore, now has charge !
81 tho n M;I,iy department for the
u;c o Tcantilo Company.
uonv re new goods are here
ond now up-to-date styles will
ha rIer each week to keep up
stocl- old goods to offer.
''0'N ghland Mercantile Co.
ropALE-3 or 4 registered
shr oHe Bucks. Price $40.
~ oPI. F. Jones. Hightown, Va
FCSALE A lot of nice pure
}uff OrpinptOn rOOsterS. Call