Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-11-06
Pointed ParagrapEls-Brief News
Notes-Peopie at Home and
Abroad.

Supervisors will meet Monday,
Nov. 9th.
Send in your renewals to the
Recorder.
J. C. Matheny shared a very
large fall fish Wednesday.
L. NJ. Pope, of Doe Hill, was in
town one day the early part OF the
- week.
Dr. A. WhiteIaw, of Hightown
was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Robert McClintic of Will
Evansville spent the night in Monte
rey recently.
Sweet Potatoes for sale by '. B.
Bishop at 3 cents per pound.
Homer T. Hull, Of Vanderpool
raised 81 bushels from l potato III
three years planting.
Mrs Ed. Simmons returned Tues
dav afternoon from a hospital at
Staunton.
Mrs. Geo. W Colaw remember
ell this office with a box of nice ap-
pies. Many Thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. terry VandeVender
ond children Of lower Strait Greek
were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Homer Stephenson OF
Meadow Dale. entertained mum
Der af her old school mates We'd
MS lay night.
W. H. Barlow and J. C. Doyle,
of Pocahontas, motored to Monte
rey Wednesday, Miss Matte Camp
bell returning with them Thursday
morning.
Mems and Boys Overcoats and
Suits at low prices. Highland Mer-
camille Co.
Hon. J. R. Kemper, of Augusta
was in Highland this week looking
after stock.
The annual conflict is on between
the small boy and Mollycottontall
Buy your Ideal Waterman pens
from H. M. Slaven, Jeweler.
IJ;I,;om T. and James Fleisher,
of Forks of Water, were among
those who paid our new office a
visit on Tuesday.
For a nice new line of Millinery
go to Highland Mercantile 20.
Clarence Waybright. formerly Of
Crabbottom, is on visit to High
Land relatives. Mr.. Waybright
holds position with the Traction
Company of Washington D. c.
Mrs. J. E. Botkin sent us a prize
head of cabbage. The Recorder
u feels Hatered at the many gifts as
J Slaswen the pleasure Of exhibiting the
things sent in. Highland can't be
beat on big thing and big hearted
people.
The town council put a force OF
hands to operating the rock-crush-
er on Wednesday, the stone to be
used in the improvement OF bad
places on the streets.
When you come to town be sure
to call at V. B. Bishops store anc
look at the Fall and Winter under,
wear for Ladies, Gentlemen, and
Children. Wright's heavy uader;
wear at 75c per garment. L Will
also have union suits for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Mrs. C. B. Fox, Mrs. J, c. Ma
theny, Mrs. J. F McNulty, c. G.
Ralston and W. E. Gum are this
week numbered with the sick.
LOST-About the middle of Oct.
on the streets of Monterey,a brown
Cameo Pin, set in plain band.
Finder return to this office and re-
ceive reward.
Ami Blagg informed us that
he was shown an aged terrapln at
the old Deyerick place at Headwa-
tiers last week. Cut on its shell
was ga. H. D., 1870" making its
age over A years. This terrapin
must believe in a slow age and new
er acquired the high gear: Mr..
Blagg said the Deverick family have
provided winter quarters for this
aged settler.
WANTED-at once a good cook,
No washing or ironing. Good
WAGES. Mrs. J. NJ. Cash,
Mt. Grove, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Foster, OF
Manassas, Va, have announced
the marriage, on Oct. 18th, OF
their daughter, Lena Lucille Foster,
to Mr.. Glenn Olyn Armstrong. The
groom has a host relatives in High
land, his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Armstrong, having moved
from the Doe Hill community tc
F:suquier county some thirty year:
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