Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-11-14
Pointed ParagrapEs-6rief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad

Miller, and were caught here IN the
storm.
R. B. Campbell has been i'll for
several days at his home in the
Monterey neighborhood.
Blue Bells" letter from Frank 5
Run came in after her subject mat
ter nau been furnished by another
amp was in type
J. E. Hal'rm man, formerly OF
Strut Creek, cane in a week ago
with his bride, who was MISS Mamie
Wagner, of H"Il, W, Va. and re-
NAMED at his rlu home un'ilimIr
day. They Will live at Akron, o.,
wbe MI Halterman has y poslt!cn
with an auto tire company
Don't buy "unsight unseen
Let the man who knows show you
all about Ranges 1t our store neX'
week. Highlan Mercantile Co.
This is the open season for buck
wheat cakes and sausage.
Mrs. John Crowley, of Mcdowell,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Pruitt.
early in the week.
Forest >laven, for several months
with the Recorder, has gone to
Ashland to accept a position IN
print shop.
Wanted-All the good fat turk
eys we can get for Thanksgiving
market-ou Wednesday the 18th
good prices expected. Highland
Mercantile Co.
Arlie Swecker, of Crabbottom, a
graduate of the Nj. H. S., who en-
tered William and Mary College in
the fall, had to give up his work on
acc lunt of malarial fever. He
.ached here Saturday evening and
went to Crabbottom Tuesday.
Does the word Reputation mean
anything to you? Stop and think
and figure and you will know why
the Majestic Range has the reputa-
ton of being not only the best but
the least expensive. Let the man
from the factory show you. See
our big ad in this paper. High
nd Mercantile Co.
STRAYED-Four sheep in my
flock, marked: right ear split ana
under cut, left ear cropped With
ear mark on right side. Three ewes
and lamb. Answer call and pay
for four months keeping and the
advertisement can have the sheep
w. F. Hull,
2wks Hightown, Va.
We have just received our men 5
and BOYS clothing. We have some
specials in men and boys odd coats
and pants at tariff off prices.
Highland Mer. Co.
Notice. All persons are forbid
den to hunt on my lands. ANY
violators will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law
X. H. Trimble
Reduced prices on mems and
bows suits and overcoats also on
ladies', misses and childrens suits
and coats. We have a good line OF
these goods and It will pay you to
look at them before buying elst-
where. Highland Mer Co.
ANY one who wants his name III
the paper top column. !ongslde
of reaaing matter"--Will bring is
an apple. Don't display the apple
on thestreets, you might be slug
ged,
Rabbits wanted at Highland
Mercantile Co.
Those who have been sending US
ness occasionally will please lej us
known if they will become
our regular Correspondents. We are
going to send every one stationary
as soon as we learn that they viii
serve. It has been our intention &c
furnished stationary some weeks
ago but thought it would be better
TO find out the writer's intention
As we have said we want a CORES
pondent in each neighborhood. LIE
us hear from you as to the above
DR.. |. Fl. Trimble, of Staunton
was the first one to drive an anto
mobile across the mountains atte
Sundays storm. He reached Mon
terev Tuesday evening, having
brought with him Jas. 0. TrimhIe
recently treated at the Aug ST
Sanitorium.
It is to be hoped and expected
that all the telephone colhpanie
interested will show due enterpns
and diligence in restoring the ser
vice 50 completely crippled by tn
snow storm, Twenty years ag
the county could get along withou
the wires but no. so now.
Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ. Slaven wer
trapped by the November block
ode in the mountains west OF Mon