Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-12-17
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes-Peop!e at Home and
Abroad.
E. D. Swecker, of Crabbottom
was in Monterey Tuesday.

E. D. Swecker, of Crabbottom
was in Monterey Tuesday.
Gift Dressings" tissue paper
etc., for sale at II. M. Slaven's
Jewelry Store.
J.C. Eagle, of Forks Of Water.
has been appointed, and recently
qualified, as school trustee fol-
V Monterey dirtrict i'll room of c. B.
Gibbs.
Boyd Stephenson returned last
week from visit to Tennessee to
see his little baby girl.
Isaac Gum of Back Creek, was
among the few who braved Tues
day storm and came to Monterey.
ROBERT Helms, of Little Valley,
brought load of grain to mill
Tuesday.
Better try your strength on a
good resolution before the new
wear comes: Take the home paper
The ice harvest opened up earlier
than usual this winter. Many per-
sons nave gotten a good supply,
the thickness varying from 3 to 5
inches.
The home coming always adds
Joy to the holiday season.
Victor records and needles for
sale by H. M. Slaven, Jeweler.
The essence of the Christmas
spirit is giving where giving is most
needed.
The show windows and counters
look real Christmasy.
DR.. Miller has few rooms ready
for occupancy in his new house and
has moved in.
Alton Grogg and Price Wilson
again have the contract for remov-
Sing snow from the side walks, and
have been on duty this week.
Look up the Christmas ads in
the Recorder. You will find what
you want advertised.
Ezra Henkle, of Allegheny, was
in the village Monday.
Mrs. Richard Jones returned
Saturday from a weeks stay with
her sister at Marlinton.
u. Fl. Mackey butchered eleven
porkers last Monday.
The light snow falls of the week
have brought perils and unrest to
Mollycottontail.
The weather man has been work
ing on full time this week.
FOR SALE - A Piedmont Bust
ness School Coupon. Worth S25
on tuition. Will sell cheap. Ad-
dress Fred L Winner, Bentree, W.
Va.
A Monterey merchant stopped
us on the street the other day and
remarked that his adv in the Re-
eorder brought good returns.
The Highland Chapter ID. C.'s
will meet Saturday, afternoon, Dec
18th, at 2 p. m. at the home OF
Mrs. C. P. Jones, at Monterey. All
members urged to be present,
L0ST--On road between Monte
rey and Flood, on Nov. 3Oth, an
automobile license No. 1852, Va.
1915. Finder will please leave at
this office.
The injuries received by Mr.. W
VI. Stephenson ~ ~ h's feli t.cG q
load of hay, referred to briefly in
our last issue, proved to be serious,
and he has since been under the
care of his physician. One of his
shoulders was badly bruised, and,
for a time, was very painful, but
the most serious trouble is said to
be due to ruptured blood vessel
and olot which has produced swell
ing and inflammation in a lower
limb.
Owing to her fathers condition;
Miss Amelia Stephenson, of the M.
Il. S. faculty, went home on Tues
day evening.
Pisgah Sunday School will have
a Christmas tree on Friday, dec.
"a, at II a. m. Public invited,
Edward Warner and Ests May
strathy, both of Highland, were
quietly married Tuesday evening,
Rev. J. C. Thrasher performing
the ceremony,
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of Monterey Presbyte rian
church will meet Friday, Deem
Der II, at $50 p. m. This is an
Important meeting and all members
are earnestly urged to be present
FOR SALE-1 leather covered
couch and / woman's combination
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