Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-30
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.

port that Emperor William is on
the verge of nervous break down.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Arbogast
are now at their Monterey home,
arriving Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Williams, OF
the Mcdowell community, were
trading here Monday.
1t now seems that the war will
be a boomerang to Emperor MI
liam.
The warm days have thus far
been rare, but the grass is begin
ming to show its color.
If you want to save money call
at V. B. Bishops store, ne now
has in stock full and varied stock
of new merchandise.
The report that comes along with
our Iowa letter, found elsewhere IN
this issue, makes even this cratic
March weather seem tame.
Albert Newcom, a confederate
veteran and former resident OF the
Highland Pendleton line, came IN
Tuesday as a passenger On the Pull
lin automobile.
All the latest dress goods, waist
inqs and dry goods in the new
weaves and colors at Y. B. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton Gutshall,
of Jackson's River, spent Monday
night with Monterey relatives.
Fl. A. Jordan, who formerly
lives in the Monterey Valley, now
a resident OF the Knapp's Greek
section of West Virginia, passed
through town Saturday on his re-
turn from the east.
Don Sullenberger, of the High
land Mercantile Co, returned from
Baltimore latter part of last week,
and was accompanied by Miss
Clara Barr. who will be in charge
of their millinery room during the
present season.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Lunsford
spent the waek end at Mrs. Luns-
ford's old home below Mcdowell.
Our prices and goods speak for
themselves Come in and be con-
vinced
D. H. Peterson & Co.
Fl. ]. Harris, of the Meadow Dale
community, was in town Thursday
and had US to send him the Recor-
der a year.
Highest market price paid for
potatoes, meat, maple sugar and
maple syrup, eggs, butter. etc., at
V. B. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Shumate, of
Meadow Dale, paid Monterey
visit Thursday. !
When mistakes are found IN
proper names do not blame 1t all
on the printer or proof-reader.
Many correspondents are careless
in writing them, and the printer IS
left to guess them out. Unusual
pains should be taken in writing
proper names.
Mrs. J. B. Bradshaw and Mrs.
E. A. McNulty, of Mcdowell, were
in Monterey Wednesday.
E. B. Jones is attending the
Pendleton county court. Going
down Wednesday afternoon he was
accompanied by his aunt, Miss
Sallie Jones, and sisters, Misses
Mabel and Evelyn.
If you ladies want good help
with your HATS and SUITS call
in at V. B. Bishop and see Miss
Mary Sandman, who now has
large up to date stock of suits and
millinery.
A. V. Wooddell, of the Mcdowell
community, was in Monterey first
of the week and paid the Recorder
office visit.
". s. Hendrickson, OF Pine kney,
was in Monterey Monday on bust
ness. i
The Highland penson board will
meet at the Clerks Office the first
dav of April court. Confederates
bear this in mind if you have any
business before the board.
The red freight truck, housed
most of the muddy season, made a
trip to the West Virginia border
Tuesday for supply of fuel oil for
the light plant. The roads are i'm
proving slowly; emphasis on first
syllable.
Ifave a large stock of staple
merchandise in my store that was
bought at old prices. You can
save money by buying of me.
Respectfully,
:: Y. B. Bishop.
CD. Warner, of shaw's Fork,
has recently purchased a farm trac-
tor, the first one to come to High