Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-10-24
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.
Was it the "wild-goose storm?


R. NJ. McGufin, of Bolar, return
ed Friday from a three-Weeks
stay in W. Va.
All the latest things in neckwcaI
at Highland Mercantile Co.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ogilvie and daughter
Miss Rachel, are in the Valley City.
Wanted by V. B. Bishop all
kinds of country produce at highest
market prices.
At this season of the year the
mind of the Highlander runs to
wood.
George Greaver and son, who
have been plastering J. W. Heve-
ner's new house at Hightown, have
been doing some work in town this
week.
E. B. Whitelaw's new house on
Wet Main street is assuming shape
being ready for the roof.
The Recorder needs wood and if
YOU wish to bring load of wood
to pay on subscription, please do so
now.
Taylor Bissell, of Staunton, died
on Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Peterson, OF
Mcdowell passed through town
Tuesday on their return from
visit to Pocahontas.
lit. R. were called on to do so,
and it took him as long to convict
his liars as it does Tammany, he
would have life long job.
The heavy frost of Tuesday night
was followed by the most promising
sort of fall weather.
Mrs. L. H. Stephenson went out
to Staunton eddesday morning
a passenger in Edwin Hevener's
automobile.
Bath county has extended its
game season, turkeys, pheasants
and partridges from Nov. II to the
80. The last 5 days include the
hunting of deer in the county
Since the law prohibits the selling
of game there has been a steady
increase.
Rev. H. A. Coffman and family
will move next week to Edray, w.
Va. Mr.. Coffman has been chang
ed to the Edray circuit.
Simon Fairburn, wife and daugh
ter. of Burbank, CAL, are visiting
Mrs. Fairburn's sister, Mrs K. Lee
Gum.
Has it occurred to you that ten
minutes spent in the inspection OF
y,ur chimney or hue may save your
home during the winter.
The Ladies Home Journal has
voluntarily admitted that it is an
old maid 80 years old.
Mrs. J. B. Lightner, of Valley
Center community, came up Friday
and spent fe" dave with her
daughter, Miss Eunice, a student OF
NJ. H. S.
T have in my store q full and
complete assortment OF ladies,
misses and children cloaks and
sveaters. ladies' suits, and first
G ass milliner. and new hats arrlv-
fng weekly from northern markets.
Call in and see them. V.B Bishop
The Highland Chapter U. DC
will meet at DcDowell Saturday,
October Is
D. S. Long, of Bridgewater, one
Of Virglnias Masonic brlght-lights,
raid a visit to Highland this week
and came to Monterey Wednesday
in company with his brother-in
law, W. H. Carpenter, of Mcken-
dree.
A telegram was received by rela,
sives here last Friday announcing
the death, at her home in Beallng-
ton. w. Va. of Mrs Stewart Cam,
pbell. Mr.. Campbell is native Of
Highland, son of the late Benjamin
Campbell, and deceased was a Miss
Lowry, of Pocahontas county.
New Goods, New Goods at V. B
Bishop. All kinds at low prices.
We have just received our mems
and BOYS clothing. We have some
spe cials in men and boys odd coats
and pants at tariff off prices.
tdachland Mer. Co.
w. F. Kyle had the misfortune
to lose q large, fat porker last weel
a loss thas is keenly felt in this DAY
of high prices.
Inow have in stock full ant
complete line of general Merchan
disc. You can get about all you
need of me and [ will be glad t.
see you in. V. b. bishof
Mrs. Liggett, of Staunton, is Wis
ting Mrs. w. H. Matheny.
Owing to the fact that last Sat
xJ,v was very rough day, thu