Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-05-14
Highland Recordel
LOCAL NEW 8
Pointed Paragraphs-Erief News
Notes-Peopie at Home and
Abroad.
Ben J. Warner, of the Hightown
neighborhood was in town Monday.

G. w. Hook, of Wilma, was II
town first of the week on bust
ness.
Get the good roads fever VIII; {
you're young, because you ars
bound to get it some day.
The supervisor meeting, Monday
brought big crowd to town.
Mrs. j. C. Herold, Of Meade"
Dale, was in town Tuesday and r.
ported her husbands condi. on as
favorable as couii BE- expected.
Fl Fl. Terry, engaged in asse* :
in, the lands of the county, spent
a day or two here early in The week
NJ. w. Streete, Of Dayton. Va,
has been doing some piano tuning
in town this week.
We have been requested to an,
nounce that the U. h pastor wall
preach a sermon TO the Odd Fellows
of Crabbottom on next Sunday
morning at II O'clock. All are
cordially invited.
Mrs. J. G. Wiley and daughter,
Miss Mary, of Dnnlevie, who have
baen visiting the's former sister,
Mrs. n. B. Woods, of Meadow
Dale, were in Monterey MordtY on
their way home.
If nothing prevents, will be in
Crabbottom on the ID tn of May
~ remain a week or more.
2ts O. J. Campbell, dentist
David Cobb, Of Back Creek was
in town Monday and left with US
some fine specimens of irish pota-
toes.
Messrs. Fl. NJ. Lewis, NJ. P. and
G. G. Gooch of Staunton, came to
Highland early in the week to
spend few days fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Weeks and
Mrs. Jennie Rexrode Smith, who
have been in OHIO for some time
are visiting Monterey relatives.
Lost A fishing reel and line in "
E. Fleisher's meadow, near Beaver
Dam, recently. Will give fifty
cents for return Of same.
H. B. Wood
e. B. and Miss Mabel Jones went
out to Staunton Wednesday after
noon to meet their mother, Mrs. G.
p. Jones, and sisters, Misses Martha
and Evelyn, who have been in Cal
ifornia since January. They will
reach monterey this afternoon
Thursday.
A. B. Warwick will leave Mon
dav for Eastern Virginia where he
has an engagement to Deliver sever
al addresses. Later, he will visit
his mother and other relatives in
Nashville. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Lirhtner, OF
Bath, were in town Monday night
on their way to Catawba to bring
their daughter. Miss Lillian home,
She has been at the sanitorlam
since fall and is now discharged,
having regained her health.
We omitted to mention in our
last issue that the Oscar Rexrode
land, northwest Of town, sold pub
lic!v in front of the courthouse,
was purchased by Sheriff ID. c.
Graham, the price paid being
Sl,735. 1t is a desirable little
mountain farm of so acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bird, of Mis-
souri,, who spent the winter at
Monterey, left Tuesday for Salt
Lake City, the home Of a son, where
they will visit for a month. From
there they will 60 to Los Angeles,
Cal, and spend some time with
their daughter. Mrs. R. c. Jones
accompanied them on their long
journey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Nat i
ny going as far as Stanton.
Last Sunday was Mothers Day,
and the observance was more gen
eral in the county than formerly,
as will be seen by reference to our
correspondence.
The service here was held at the
Methodist church at | O'Clock, and
the house was well filled. The pro
gramme was one of the best of It's
kind ever rendered here, and con
sisted of appropriate music, read
ings, recitations and a short adj
dress by Rev. A. B. Warwick,
The effort to secure sufficient
number of carnations the Moth
ers' Day howers--tailed, and white
flowers of all varieties were substl-
tuted. Scarcely any one could be
seen on that day, either at church
or on the streets, who did not veal
the flower.