Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1914-11-13
Williamsville

The weather, Tor the past wv
weeks has been delightful ant
farmers are about through will
their fall work.
The friends here of the family o
Cyrus Colaw extend best wishes
and congratulations to them OF
their fathers Tooth anniversary
Highland County has citizen u
be proud of, and one of which lev
other counties can boast. ~
Miss Cootsie Marshall, who has
been seriously ill with muscular
rheumatism, is slowly improving
g., David and Cyrus Marshall are also
on the sick list.
Robert McClintic made a bust
ness trip to the Springs last week
Mrs. Eddie Eaton, of Charleston
| Ill.,, is visiting her father, Charles
Campbell, and other relatives here
H. A. Hicklin, of Bath Co., was
thrown from his horse in front OF
J. H. Swoope's residence and re-
ceived several scalp wounds. The
horse which was spirited one ran
several miles Mr.. Hicklin is a son
of Jessye Hicklin of Bath Co. and
was kindly cared for by Mr.. and
Mrs. Swoope.
Lester Marshall, of Hot Springs
spent Sunday recently with his
parents here. ~
X. C. Lockridge is at Hot Springs
on a business "trip.
Supt. B. R. Richardson and DR..
Boothe, of Richmond, are visiting
schools and making a thorough ex-
animation of the pupils of several
schools in this District.
Edward Lockridge, of Meadow
Dale community had sale of his
personal property Wednesday,
with q view to entering a sanator-
ium, his health having failed him
in recent months. His friends are
hoping that he may regain his
health speedily. His wife was a
daughter of j. H. Marshall of this
place.
Miss Geneva Swoope and Miss
Ellen Musician, who are teaching
in the Hot Springs graded school,
arc expected here soon on a visit
to Miss Swoope's parents. x x K
Williamsville, Va. Nov 9.-With
a few frosty nights and a great
many beautiful days we have been
blessed with pleasant fall. The
only complaint is dry now.
The.ladies in our midst have been
going in and out considerably re-
Gently: Mrs. Faircloth is in Rich
mond visiting her sister, Miss Lncile
Sisson; Mrs. Chas. Mccormick, has
gone to Clifton to enjoy the dent
ist (?)
Miss Mamie Sterrett of Staun-
ton, who has been visiting her
cousin, Miss Gertrude Hull, return
ed to her home Wednesday.
Miss Archie McClintic visited her
friend, Miss Steuart on Back Road,
from Friday until Sunday.
J. NJ. Byrd and Jack" Marshall
have gone to W. Va. to bring their
cattle home to feed
Henderson Lockridge spent a
day and night at his home last
week.
'Bohbie' Lockridge, one of our
promising merchants lost a valua-
bic mule last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Farnsworth
spent Sunday with Roy Coursey in
huntsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard of Warm
Springs were guests of Mrs. W. B.
Steuart Friday and Saturday ! of
last week. II
The entire community enjoyed
the Misses Wallace, of Charleston,
Washington, and regretted to have
them leave They have many
| friends here that will always well
come them down in Virginia..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Locklilge, of
Hightown are visiting Mrs, j. Il,
Marshal.
The hunting season is near at
hand and the men are anticipating
a good time.
Quite a crowd of the neighbor-
hood folks attended the Halloween
party at Mrs. Frank Ross on Back
Road. All report very enjoyable
time.
Mr.. Robert McClintic aid sister,
Miss Mary visited their sister, Mrs.
n. H. Byrd of Warm Springs Sun
day and Monday. Il
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