Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-12-18
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes.-People at Home and
Abroad.

O. A. Stephenson, chairman o
the Board of Supervisors, was IN
able to attend the meeting held or
Monday on account of sickness.
il. Gutshall, of Jackson's Riv
er, who has been. sick for severa
days was able to come to town Mon
day.
Mrs. Lee Linsday returned last
week from a Staunton hospital
greatly improved in health.
C. w. Judy has change of ad
in this issue. He quotes mum
Der of real bargains. worthy OF
every ones consideration.
Send your friend the Recorder
for Christmas gift. 81 will do it.
A fine line of furs for sale by V.
B. Bishop.
DIG. Ruckman and Fl B. Sproul
motored to Highland since the
snow fell, arriving here Monday
evening.
William Winner has substituted
his team of mules for the automo-
bile which had been in use on the
Monterey-Bartow maifline all sum.
mer and fall.
All ladies' Misses and childrens
suits at cost at V. B. Bishops.
Messrs. Henry Hevener and
Luther L. Rexrode of Hightown
neighborhood, made a business trip
lie Monterey Tuesday.
]. F. McNulty will leave this
week for Charlottesville to lring
his wife back with him. 1t is re-
ported her hospital treatment has
benefited her health very much.
The cold night of Monday made
three inch ice.
Boys and Mems oyercoats at Y.
T., Bishop at greatly reduced price.
"Pa, what is Christmas stick
err" "The fellow who comes to
help eat the Chris: mas turkey and
stays until the hash is gone"
No matter how demolished your
ring, watch chain, bracelet may lie
l can have it made "good as new"
n. M. Slaven, Jeweler.
We are indebted to Hon. Thomas
S. Martin for map of Virginia,
Just issued by the U. S. Geological
Survey, which is regarded as most
accurate and up-to-date. 1t is
now a fixture in the Recorder Of
fee, aud highly priced.
Glide Hiner, who had been in
tqYl for seyeral days, returned to
stanton Thursday. He drove
attorney Charles Curry to Franklin
during the rainy period last week,
and his auto went wrong while
coming up the South Branch. The
party secured the services of young
Harper, who drove them to Monte
rey where Mr.. Curry took a third
car for Staunton.
The ladies' Methodist Missionary
Society held their annual mission
Box" at the home of Mrs. c. B.
Fox, Wednesday and Thursday.
Hot chocolate ahd cake were serv-
Cd, and a number of useful Xmas
articles were sold, realizing a nice
sum:
40 not be gulIed into the idea
OF buying a worthless fo' n ain
pen, but fit yourself with
HWaterman Ideal" at H. M.
Slaven's Jewelry Store,
The regular monthly meeting of
the Civic League met in the High
school building "Wednesday night.
> Committees having Various duties
made favorable reports, and it is
hoped much good and needed i'm
eropements will be accomplish ed
the coming year:
At the close OF the business Miss
Ruth Doyle read an essay, and
Miss Maude Ryder recited, both
selections being highly enjoyed, and
Neggs followed BY +. sasy Eyer = s0ngs'
NoTfCE-I will be at Mcdowell
Dec. 29th to remain ten days. On
Jan. 9Th will 60 to Doe Hill to re-
main ten days.
o.. Campbell, dentist
A RECORDER subscriber, writing us
from Clarence, Mo-, says that she
has been watching the columns tol
an advertised grocery list tha'
would INCLUDE Irish Moss, some
thing she has never found west OF
the Missouri river. She would llh'
to have some grocer say he can fur
nish it, and she will send her order
and pay postage.
This ought to put the grocer TO
thinking;o, Possibly many o f,fFlle
oYhar 'cnstomers are wanting goods