Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-09-21
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NE VS.
Pointed Paragraphs-Bfief News
Notes-People at Fonle and
Abroad.

Sao PASA'aS'J
frosts.
Mrs. Robert Shumate, of the
Mcdowell community, was in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Whitelaw,
Jack Bird and Ivan Dever, motor
ed to Baltimore latter part OF last
week.
Sam Warner, who lives near town
brought us fine specimen Of field
corn. The stock was about 10 feet
tall with an ear II inches long.
Don't forget to spare one or
more jars of canned fruits etc for
shipment September 25th,
Now is the time to send your
home paper to your boys and girls,
going away to school or elsewhere.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. D. N. Kyle OF
Staunton.
Edward Ryder formerly of High
land, but who lives in Pittsburg at
present, is visiting his old home.
Mrs C. B. Fox and children and
sister, Miss Jessie Smith left Thurs
day for the latter's home near
Bridgewater.
Mrs. Albert Day, who lives near
Hightown is the guest CT Mrs. JIM.
Colaw this week,
Miss Malen Dudley after an ex-
tended visit here. left Monday fer
Craigsville.
Kenton Gum of Coyington, spent
several days visiting his parents,
Mr., and MIS- 4. Lee Gum.
The nnveiIing of the bronze tab
let on the Mcdowell battle ground
will take place October 9th.
Misses Sallie Chew left Saturday
to teach at Lucketts Va. and
Medea Chew at Morisville Va.
Miss Sallie Gillespie, who has
been here for several weeks, re-
turned last week to Kingwood W.
Va. Her sister, Miss Annie, &C
companied her for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6, W. Hook, of
Wilma, paid Monterey visit Tues
day. They were accompanied by
their little neice, Miss Myrtle
Todd, of Sugar Grove
w. A. Howard and family, of
Thornwood, spent Sundas night as
the guests of Mr.. and M. r. NJ.
Trimble. Mr.. Howard was enroute
for Philadelphia where he expects
to make bis future home.
R. B. Slaven, of Marlinton, spent
Sunday with his aged father, Mr..
J. B. Slaven, an octogeDarian OF
Monterey. He was accompanied
by Mr.. W. H. Hiner of Che same
place.
W. M. Winner made two trips to
Grant county this week for peaches,
delivering two auto truck loads.
They were good specimens of that
famous fruit of that section, and
went like ho cakes" even at the
big prices of $3.50 per bushel.
Mrs. W. O. Sydnor, of Hunting
ton, w. Va. paid short visit to
Monterey relatives this week, re-
turning Thursday morning.
Elsewhere in this issue the Won,
ems Service League is asking the
housekeepers of Highland to remem
Der the date-Sep. 25-for the ship
ment of vegetables, canned fruits etc
to our soldier boys.
V. B. Bishop left this week for
northern markets, his son, Hender-
son going as far as University.
Mrs. Spindle, went with them
to Staunton.
DR.. J. F, Slower was in town
Saturday and subscribed for the
Recorder to be sent to him at Camp
Lee Petersburg, Base Hospital. DR..
Slower is LIST Lieutenant,
Ron Wagner and sister Grace
started Monday morning to Eau
quier county, the former to visit
his sister. Mrs. W. D. Fitzhugh, the
latter to enter school at Morrisville
They were accompanied by Arch
Wagner, who will go to Richmond
to resume his dental studies.
CeruE..at,s for Hawks. Owls and
Wild Cas- suuuld be IN me Clerk S
office al. once 10 he E,ysd by the
CLERK They Viii he ,a..Aea at the
next meeting q the Board.
Should you Want year Hunting
license ~ wai., SEA il tAe ufitualy
appAc@I.u bIan. al rr"e.uler
too, that il AEON IN ~ tie 81 loI
county Iss>rose, i takes . lwo-ceut
stamp for the return.
W. A Hevener, who has been
here some time visiting relatives,
left Monday for Augusta CO., from
there he will 90 to Washington and