Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-03-05
Mcdowell

Mrs. R. B. Bradshaw on last Thurs
day night. Dainty -refteshmen s
were served, Misses Rogers, Ervlne
and Jones presiding at the punch
bowl. -
@ ute a number attended the
contest between the Crabbottom
and Mont cry High Schools. Not
withstanding the frosty night al
seemed to enjoy the trip Immensely
Mrs. A. H. Jones and Mrs. M. b
Ruckmau left Tuesday morning tol
Doe Hill where they will speno
several days visiting friends an'
relatives.
S.C.Ervine and J.E. Hiner made
business trip to Stanton this
week.
Mrs. H H. IRVINE and daughter,
Halle, have been right sick for the
past week, but are recovering.
Mrs. T.. A. Hamilton and little
daughter, Ruth. have also been OH
the sick list, but are improving.
Walter Ralston, who has not
been home for seventeen years, is
visiting his mother, who still con-
tinues very ill.
Mrs. G. A. Wilfong expects to
90 to Baltimore in the near future.
All, Jones has been complain
ing for the past two weeks. DR..
Iones has been attending him.
DR.. Siron is back from Staunton ,
where he was in the hospital for
several days suffering from rheu-
matism.
Mis- Ula Armstrong. Mrs. Hol-
bert Carpenter, Mrs. Bud Botkln
and Mrs, j. B Wilson, formerly OF
Doe Hill. went to the Kings
Daughters Hospital this week. We
hope they will be benefited
Gilbert Siron lost valuable horse
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. IRVINE, who
have been spending the winter In
A ALBANIA, are expected home this
month. Mr.. IRVINE is very much
improved in health.
Miss Lucille Gum, of Vanderpool,
spent several days last week as the
guest of Miss Maggie Peterson.
Sidney Leach, Glover Creek,
took charge of Williamsville mail
Monday morning.
We are sorry to learn that +. E.
Hammond, who is at Catawba
Sanatorium, is not improving as
rapidly as we had hoped.
S. Ervine's store caught fire Sat-
urday morning. and caused quite
an excitement in town.
F. E. Hammond, Jr who has
accepted position at Roanoke.
will leave soon. He has made
many friends who will be sorry to
see him go.
Mrs. John Pullin, of New Salem
npighborhood. spent the weekend
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ed gar
'arwell.
DR.. and Mrs. W R. Siron enter
tanned several of the young pee pie
at a musicale Monday night. All
spent a very enjoyable evening.
"Dot, the Miners Daughter" a
play of four acts, will be given at
the High School auditorium Satur-
day night. Lonesome
A very interesting meeting OF
Highland Chapter U. D. C. was
held at the Mansion House Satur-
dav afternoon. After the business
meeting a very instructive historial
program was rendered. All the
members taking part. Hereafter
the Chapter will make special
study of Southern history, govern
ment, Literature and education.
1t is hoped that many of the
veterans will be able to attend
8 me of these meeting, and take
part in the program. The Chapte,
also desires to have the pupils Of
various schools to assist them at
intervals. The next meeting w
he held at Doe Hill, the last Satur
day in Mardh.
The following members were
present, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs
Wood. Mrs CHI Matheny, Mis-;
j, sephine Stephenson, Moi.terey
Mrs. Eagle, Doe Hill MRS Wills N
Headwaters, MIS-. J. B. Bradshaw
and MIS-. McNulty, Mcdowell.
Miss Crickenbergar. Miss Marshall
Miss Trevilian, Miss Bryant, Miss
Jones, Chas. Pullin and Tom HicF
lin, attended the Monterey Crab
bottom High Schools debate. They
speak in the highest terms of thu
entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Peterson
Parnasses. were the guests of Mr.
Peterson's father this week, Oh
their way home from attending tn
funeral of MIS- Hevener.