Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-09-22
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brie News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.

WITS. VI. w .a1cVener, OF WayneS-
boro, came to Monterey Tuesday.
~hap. Halterman has purchased
an Overland.
And now for the opening of the
chestnut burs.
The squirrels are numerous, but
reserved for the licensed hunter.
Both the big freight trucks have
been out of commission part of
this week.
Chris Rexrode and wife, of Dur
bin, visited Highland friends
last week.
Mrs. W. H Matheny is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Joseph Barkman,
of Staunton.
Rally Day at Sieg Chapel has
been changed from Sept. "a. to
Oct. s. Exercises to begin 2:3O
p. m.
Misses Hettie Stephenson and
Mamie Bratton, of the Bolar COM
munity, were in town several days
this week.
will be at crabbottom 22nd to
remain ten days.
o. campbell, Dentist
C. W. Trimble is identifying his
residence by e.painting. ii. IL.
Pullin is doing the work.
A letter from Rev. J. Nc. Sieg
directs us to send his Recorder to
Richmond Va. He and Mrs. Sieg
have just returned from missionary
work in Africa.
Thos Rexrode. of the Hightown
neighborhoo request US to send his
Recorder to his new home at
Greenville Ohio.
Send your son and daughter
your home paper while at school.
They will enjoy it as never before.
Try it. 9mos Is
Having secured the agency for
moate's Steam Dye works, | kindly
solicit your orders for cleaning and
pressing clothes. Send in your
suits chas Diggs, Agt
Mrs Amanda Corrigan and
daughter, Miss Annie, of Jackson's
River, were shopping in town Wed
nesday. They were accompanied
by little Ray Ratcliff
The Kyle Garage Co. has pur-
chased a new freight truck which
was received early in the week.
Arthur Long, a farmer and stack
man of Page county, came to
Highland Monday to inspect, and
probably purchase some stock
sheep from H. C. Lunsford's blue
ribbon flock.
LOST-A small package con,
tanning a set of artificial teeth, be
tween Lunsford store and DR.. o }
Campbell residence. Liberal re.
ward. o. J. Campbell
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Bishop mo-
tored to Staunton and Harrison
burg early in the week. They were
accompanied as far as Staunton by
their son, Jack, who is Universe
tv student, and by Mrs. Samuel
Couch, on her return to her home
in North Carolina.
FOR SALE-A Ford Touring
Car, 1914 Model, in fine running
order, just been overhauled. A
bargain. See me at once.
J. Grover Siple,
Ct Wilma, Va.
Among the county young people
who have gone away to the various
schools of the State are Josiah Ea-
gle, Lloyd Bird, Glenn Campbell,
Arlie and Berlie Swecker, June
Trimble, Clarence Wagner and
Arch Wagner, Walter Gum.
WANTED--30 to 40 men to do
road work in Monterey. Apply TO
C. X. Miller, foreman
2t State Highway Work
Mrs. Johanna Bishop, aged 73
wears, died on Tuesday morning at
the home of her sonin-laW, Lloyd
Gwin, on the mountain west of
town. She had been very i'll for
some time and her death was not
unexpected. Mrs. Bishop came to
this section from Eastern Highland
q few years ago. She was mem
Der of the Methodist church, and
nsa funeral was conducted by Rev
* G.. Thrasher Wednesday at II
o'clock. Interment in Monterey
cemeterey.
Lost Strayed or Stolen:-From
nv place in crabbottom four ewes
and four lambs marked with
initials on r. on left side. Liberal
reward for any information
Mollie Rexrode,