Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-11-05

Pointed Paragrapns-Brief News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.

new sewer system for South Spruc'
street.
November can hardly do as wei
as October did, but may she do heI
best!
The salt-river route is no new
one. Men have travelled it in al
ages.
Rev ] G. Th,aSher was on the
sick list for a few days early in the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs J R. Gillian. ,Ir
of Lynchhurg. spent several days
in Monterey, returning home Tues
day.
Hats off to the Monterey fire
fighters!
Miss Cary Collier, of Hampton,
Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
S. Walden, Monterey.
Mrs. S. A. Gilmor. of Mill Gap,
spent several days this week at the
home of her grand daughter. Mrs.
Z. B. Wihtelaw, her first visit to
Monterey III thirty years.
Every town has its blaze now
and then.
J. P. Terry, of Back Creek,
called at the Recorder office while
in town Wednesday and put his
name on the honor roll.
LOST--A week or more ago a
Ford mufler between Monterey and
Hightown. Finder make known at
this office and get reward.
E. A. Dudley and two sons, of
Augusta, motored to Highlands
Tuesday: Returning Wednesday
they were accompanied by Mrs.
Mary Dudley, who will visit in Au-
gusta.
D. H. Peterson left this morning
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Har.
riet BURNER. who died at her home
in Dayton on Tues lay morning.
At G. w. Trimble's you can see
the most immense line of rugs and
druggetts ever offered in Monterey.
Prices any where from 25c to $50.
See the sale adv of The Bath
County Stock Exchange in this
issue. 200 cattle will be sold, etc.
Reward I will give S25 to any
one who will tel me the person or
persons who sole silk quilt out
of nv room at Pinckney, Va, or
giving any true evidence of the
fact of the whereabouts.
". S. Hendrickson
Mr.. and Mrs. wellington Heven-
err paid this office a visit Tuesday
and 1T with us a ''poke' of nice
apples, some were winesaps of 1914
All in favor of organizing a
volunteer fire COMPANY. say 81"
The Is have it. And w. F. Kyle.
who led the force Wednesday and
has had some former experience,
would make good chief.
Augusta county haunting season
opened Monday. Nov 1st and will
last until Dec. Is.
! L. Gutshall came in to see us
while in town Tuesday. He said
the wind was very heavy down the
river he found travel was very
difficult.
H. F. Herold, of Mil Gan. who
was in town TODAY. reports his lit
tie daughter, Nellie. a victim of
appendicitis, now improving.
I will paw the highest prices
either in cash or trade for Beef
Hides, Sheep Skins. Furs. TalIow.
Walnut Kernels etc. Come and
see me for prices.
Ct G.. W. Trimble
Have about 80 to 40 thousand
feet of AKA Gull lumber and also lot
of framing 2x4 2x6 and Ks oak at
Rolar for sale. Will sell at Sc and
So Your chance for cheap stock
Come and oct II NJ once.
E. y. Smith, Bolar, Va.
George Greaver. of Staunton, is
plastering F. B Whitelaw's new
residence in the Sieg addition.
A colored workman from Rock
ineham has the plastering con
+rsct for DR.. Miller's new house and
has the work nearly completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Winfrev, Mr.
and Mrs. T.. s. Dickinson and Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Philpott, of Staun-
ton motored to Monterey Sunday
and spent several hours with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fl. Day spent
Monday night at the home OF Mrs
Elizabeth Gibson.