Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-01-28
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again. We sincerely hope he vii
not get the grip like the High
land people have, whole families
are down with it. Walter Mullen
ak and Ben Colaw are the worst off
both have been sick over two
weeks.
Paul Nelson, of Florentine Hotel
Franklin, is calling on Luther
Hammer and Jasper Simmons and
others.
Margery Waybright is with Mrs
Jacob Winner. who has been sick
for week, as a result of a fall
recently.
Foster Colaw was very i'll With
grip Thursday night and had to
call DR. Rexrode.
DR.. Slower was called to Dry
Run Friday to see Mrs. Ethel
Winner and others on the sick list
are Madison Nelson. Jane Nelson
and Alice Vandevender.
j. C. Houff the truck man and
John Kihlinger left here Friday
morning for Staunton with over
four hundred dozen eggs and fine
lot of chickens. Who can beat old
Crabbottom with eggs this time of
year?
"The Wonderful Trip Across the
Continent" by NJ. A Colaw is en-
joyed greatly by his many friends,
also the "Brother Farmers" letter
on good roads.
Frank Movers, of Cave ". Va,
came up and motored to Staunton
the first of the week with John and
Will Winner.
Martha Hinkle was a business
caller in town Saturday and on her
way home lost her pocket book.
We are sorry to inform the many
readers of the Recorder of the sad
death OF Mrs. Phoebe Priest, who
had been at Charlottesville hospital
for some weeks. She suffered in
tensely with cancer and died the
10Th of January and was buried at
Charlottesville. She was a Miss
Harper and married DR.. T. M.
Priest, who died about 20 years
ago. Her neice, Miss Kate Arbo-
CAST lived with her and after home
was burned at Circleville they NOV
ed to her sisters, Mrs. Sam Arb0-
CAST, near Charlottesville.
Mrs. Sallie Mullenax, who was
with her daughter, Mrs. Maud
hull returned to her home at Mrs.
Hevener's Thursday.
John Cowger, Albert Simmons
and Ell. Hinkle were over in our
town on business Friday.
Miss Elsie Nelson spent Friday
and Saturday with her friend, Miss
Ocie Hidy, near Hardscrabble
Rev. Good and fnmilY called on
John Ruckman Wednesday.
Cyrus Colaw, has scarlet fever
At Darlington I'll. is still kept under
quarantine.
Eldridge Hinkle got phone mes
sage Monday to come at once to
see his sister, Mrs. Harper Rymer,
on North Dry Run. She is in a
critical condition and thought she
was dy ing Tuesday.
Little Miss Avis Winner will have
birthday party at her beautiful
new home Friday the %. She will
invite many little friends her age
and size. Hope they will have a
day that may long be remembered
by than.
John W. Chew and S. Mullenax
went to Monterey Monday.
Glen Moomau and Ed. Simmons,
of Franklin. are in our commu nifty
buying horses Tuesday. They spent
Monday night at Davy Colaw's.
Little Marie Hammer is right
sick. A. J. Colaw, Frank Rexrode
and many others are on the sick
list.
Miles Stone, formerly of this place
now at Boyer is very i'll, not much
hope for his recovery. He is up IN
70 years.
Rebecca Calhoun, Geneva Will,
and Hazel Colaw spent a few
hours Sunday at Martin Colaw's.
Mrs. Kemp Rexrode, who had
her limb amputaied is not getting
along well, her husband reports.
Charles K. Colaw has refunded
from a fine trip to his sisters IN
Louden county and at Lynchburg
and other points.
Aunt Mary
Commissioners Office
Monterey, Va, Jan. 6, 1915