Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-09-04
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

Miss Laura Kremer of Stuart's
Draft is spending some time with
her aunt, Mrs J. w. Bird.
in Jones and son Tom of Doe
Hill were in Monterey On Wednes-
day.
The Staunton fair had ideal
weather, and the attendance has
been good.
Many Highlanders are attending
the Staunton FAN which opened on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Y. B. Bishop is visiting rela-
tives in West Virginia.
Call AMI try and Ideal Waterman
Fountain Pen 1T IL. M. Sllven,s
Jewelry Store. This is the best
fountain pen on the market.
A. B. Warwick, Of Jharlottes-
vile, is here on a visit to his dansh-
tiers, Mrs Paul Slaven and Mss
Clara Warwick.
Get YOUR season Ticket this week
for the Stock Show. 81 90 admits
YOU all three days and nights. Reg
uIar price--50 cents; children under
II, free.
We have a large lot of ladies
Kaki skirts. white linen and cot
ton skirts, cheap.
Highland Mer. Co.
During the present week a West
Virginia man has entered II horses
in the ring classes--an additional
guarantee of plenty of exciting con-
lists on track.
Pure home made cider ivnegar
for sale. Highland Mer Co.
w. L. Trimble, who had his foot
badly crushed by falling crowhar
two weeks ago, was able to come 10
town Tuesday. He is still using
crutches.
DR.. Mary r. Fleming, OF bis
mark, n. d, has joined her father
DR.. R. II. Fleming. here on Va
cation, and will return with HIM to
Baltimore.
If you are going to teach school
YOU had better buy good watch,
| will sell to any responsible person
on the installment plan.
II. M. Slaven, Jeweler.
Misses Kathryn Pritt and Mary
Alfrod. of Monroe county, West
Va, are guests of Miss Emma Hev-
ener and brothers. Thew are very
much pleased with this county.
Although West Va. is called the
Little Mountain State" they say
it doesn't afford such beautiful
mountain scenery as Highland.
We are asked to state that the
gentleman connected with the au-
to- collision in the gorge" last
Sunday was Russell Lockrldge,
and not Frank, as was stated.
Mrs. Sallie Brown of Bridgewa
ter, daughter of the late George
White of this community, came to
Monterey Tuesday and will visit
relatives here and in Pocahontas.
e. D. Swecker was in town on
last Monday and qualified as adj
ministrator of VIM H Collins per-
sonal estate.
Monday, September 18th, has
been fixed as. the opening date for
the Monterey High School. You
will most likely see a suitable adj
vertiseme: of the school in the
Recorder later on.
The ladies will please take notice
that no articles will be received for
exhibit in t e Women's Depart
ment at the Stock Show after II
noon on first day of the show. AS
MANY as possible should get them
in two or three days before to avoid
confusion and to enable the com
1nittee TO get them arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. S. Wallace
returned Thusday to there home at
Valley Center. 1t will be re
membered that Mrs. Wallace has
been disabled all summer by a
fall received at FisAersville in May.
NJ. ]. Payne, Deputy Grand Mas
ter, and the following prominent
masons of Staunten, attended a
called communication of Highland
lodge on last Friday night. W. B.
McChesney, A. A. Eskridge., j; r. |,
Kemper. o. E. Smith, w. A. VIII
son and John otott.
CP Parrish, Misses Bessie and
Rosaline Parrish. of Florida, and
miss Ethel Demerist of New Jersey
are guests of A. V. Huyler at the
monterey Stock Farm.
| have a first class assortment OF Q,
Jewellery of many descriptions, such
as Cuff Links, pin sets, plain and
si,net rinps bracelets, vest CHAINS,