Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-11-26
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Brief News Notes-People at Home
and Abroad.
MONTEREY FRIDAY NOV 26, 1890

Ii you ldCh 1uO oPiiio u
giving, count your blessings"
J.K. Kramer of West Virginia
is visiting in Highland.
Miss Jennie Hevener, of Crabbot-
tom, has been helping in the mu-
tual Office this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson who was
taken suddenly i'll last Friday re-
mains about the same.
Miss Mary Bess Hamilton spent
a few days last week, the guest OF
hel sister, Miss Elsie.
Mr.. and Mrs V B Bishop went to
meet their son, Miller, passing
through from a business trip North;
They were accompanied by Boyd
Stephenson,
. License was issued Nov. %, for
the marriage of JAMES K Sinnett
and Arnie E. Warner, both OF the
Crabbottom Valley,
Later message from Mrs Eliza
beth Liggett. of Staunton. states
that she is some better.
Mrs; A. S. Walden and little
daughter, are visiting the formers
old home at Hampton. Doctor &C
compan!ed them as far as Staun-
ton.
Roy Dickson, student of S. c.
l. of Dayton. Va. is home for
Thanksgiving arriving Wednesday.
G, Arson Bird, of Churchville,
was in Monterey first of the week
on his wav back home.
Mr.. and Mrs E. P. Hull, of the
Hightown community, were in
Monterey Wednesday, on business,
having sold some of their noun
tain land.
We bought some small lots OF
Dry Goods, Notions, Mems and
bows clothing, Misses and childrens
coats, age to II, all of which we
are selling at half off. Come in and
see our goods.
Highland Mer Go
Mr., and Mrs. G A Bird, of
Missouri, arrived in Monterey lat
ter part of last week for stay OF
some length with their daughters,
Mesdames Richard Jones and j.
C. Matheny.
DR.. Campbell made a-trip to
Staunton early in the week to see
his sister, Mrs Emma Patterson,
who has been i'll for some time.
Send In your Christmas ads, can
illustrate same with cuts of any
description. A little boost now
will clean up your winter stock.
Miss Geneva Gum and brother,
Berlin and Miss Annie Meyers OF
Lone Fountain, were visiting IN
Highland this week.
R. B. Cnmpbell and son Brown
went to Charlottesville Sunday,
and returning Tuesday were &C.
companied by Mrs Campbell, who
had been at the University hospital
Mrs. W H Matheny returned
Monday from Stanton where she
spent a few days with her mother,
Mrs Elizabeth Liggett, now on the
sick list.
G., Botkin, one of Eastern
Highlands veteran citizens, spent
, Monday night in Monterey, the
guest of his granddaughter, Mrs.
J. R. Gillespie.
A.. S. Stephenson, after a two
weeks stay with his little daughter
at Meadow Dale, returned to his
home at Crozet Tuesday.
G. Arson Bird, of Churchville,
paid short visit to his old home
on Back Creek early in the week.
Our customers who owe US for
fertilizers, will please note that
bills are past due and will please
come in and settle for same.
Highland Mer. Co.
William Gibson of Charlottes-
Vile arrived here the first of the
week, having been summoned by
the illness of his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Gibson. His sister Mrs.
D. NJ. Kyle of Staunton also arriv-
ed first of the week,
D. II. Peterson went to Char
lottesville tu spend Thanksgiving
with his son Charles, and, incident
:, ally, to witness the. big football
game between Virginia and North
Carolina. ~
~ Have you given your flues and
chimneys that annual, ,before-win-
ter inspection. A careful look in
this direction may save your home
and some other near by property.
There is no certainty that every