Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-11-19
MONTEREY FRIDAY NOV 10 1920

Mrs. Calos Thuma and Miss Jessie
Smith and mother, Mrs. P. c. Smith,
of Rockingham, spent Sunday with
the latter's daughter, Mrs. c. B. Fox
R. Lee Gum and daughter, Miss
LLucile, and Miss Elsie Hamilton,
spent several days in Pocahontas, go
ing out on Saturday. ..,
Mrs. James Dore returned to Staun
ton Saturday, much gratified at the
growing patronage Of the Little Fash
ion Shop here
Mrs. ]. A. Whitelaw spent week
with her daughter, Miss Elizabeth, a
student at R. NJ W. c., Lynchburg,
returning to her home here on We'd
nesday.
A new stock of DRY GOODS and
NOTIONS at V. B. Bishop.
Mrs. Robert Bear, CT Churchville,
is paying her parents NJ. and Mrs.
G. u. p,.dley of near hishtn~ 4
visit. arriving last Friday
That back subscription due will be
appreciated if paid now. We need
the dough" to pay our bills, so kino
" remember us with your good check
A full line of Rubber Goods of all
kinds at V. B. Bishop.
George Helmick and sister have
moved into the property opposite the
Recorder Office recently purchased
from William Winner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warmer and
Miss Fife Botkin, of Builpasture
mountain, were in town Monday.
Dewey Hiner, of Cralgsville, spent
several days at his old Monterey
home, arriving Sunday.
Wanted by V. B. Bishop Fur, Tur-
keys, Chickens, Eggs, Butter, game
and rabbits. Will pay highest mark
ct price.
On the first real winter day--a one
inch snow-Highland failed to get
paper mail from the East.
Will be in my Office at Monterey
for two weeks, Monday, Nov. % 1920
DR.. l. c. WAGNER
Willis Gibson and Rylaud Swoope,
of Vanderpool, marketed IA lambs
last week, the aggregate weight OF
which was 1912, something o. er lilo
per lamb.
Miss Bess Bishop left last Friday
for an extensive visit which will in.
clude some time spent with her
brothers, Henderson and Miller Bish-
CD. the former in Chicago, he latter
An Texas.
Rev. Mr.. ATqstrong. OF Louisa
4 county, Va, accompanied Jos. S. Glib
son home from the session of Synod
reld in Wayr esboro last week, and On
Sunday preached at three OF the
presbyterian churches in group r.'w
h.tthout a pastor: At Crabbottom
In the morning, Pisgah in the after
noon and in Monterey at 1880 at
light.
beginning Nov. 19-until further
otice I will sell all Ladies hats,
kirts and cloaks at greatly reduced
trices. Y. B. BISHOP
| David Samples family went to Hot
SSprings on Sunday with K. II. Shu-
mate who came to Monterey after
Is little daughter. MIR. Samples eX.
Scts to move his hou5hnli goods
on and will make his home at the
t.
Notwithstandin the splendid fall
Gather and the consideration OF the
lovlca,h:r nan it is SAT- 20 saw that
very few of IS were ready for winter.
Even Santa Claus will be glad of
the price tumble on hand,
HELP WANTED-Girlf for general
Homework. Apply to
Mrs. I. c. WAGNER, Monterey
Paul Slaven left Thursday fol
Sinking Creek, Craig county. tc
spend Thanksgiving week with hls
wife, who is teaching there.
Mrs. W. II. Matheny went OUT
to Staunton this afternoon to set
her mother, Mrs Liggett, who il
ill
D. H. WaIton's car went bad a.
he approached Monterey through
The Pines Wednesday night ane
had to be towed into town Thurs
day morning.
Richard Sullenberger. who hat
to give up his school work, tempo
rarily. on account of rheumatism
las returned to Y. n. |.
Ar, ssrs Gordon Boggs and M. s
uodses of Franklin, gave interest
~ tsIls,,n he Ministerial Rel'7