Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-01-19
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-8rief News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.

George and Roy Graham. of the
Bullpasture, were in town this week
Berlin Gutshall, of Vanderpool
neighborhood, was business visi-
tor to town Wednesday.
The first ice of the season was
harvested by C. w. Trimble Mon
day.
Glide Herold and R H. Wade,
of the Mill Gap section, were in
town Tuesday.
H. Fl. Pulln is giving the interior
of the First National Bank coat
of fresh paint.
Miss Lena May Campbell spent
the week end with her class mate,
Miss Mary Hevener at Hightown,
Save the pieces of the broken
resolutions. May be they can be
patched up.
Little Miss Jane Carson and John
Parker have been numbered With the
shut-ins this week, both of them
very i'll.
Miss Laura Cramer, of the High
School faculty, was called to her
home at Stuart's Draft today by
the critical illness of her father.
DR.. Ratcliff, the new physician
at Doe Hill, paid Monterey short
visit Wednesday.
Should Highland lose out in her
effort to get Federal aid for the
old turnpike, her delegation will be
on hand to know the reason.
A number of Monterey |. 0. 0.
F members attended the installa-
ton ceremonies at Crabbottom
Saturday night.
VIM NJ. McNulty, one of High
lands hustling cattle and sheep
buyers. spent Wednesday night in
town, on his way home to Mellow
ell.
il. McNeel, of Pocaho ntas, and
Rev. C. R. Lacy, of Franklin, each
made business trip to Monterey
last Friday. While here Mr.. Lacy
Qualified as executor of the late
Osborne Wilson.
Mrs. Annie Stone and Miss Nav
Beathe, of Crab Run, visited
Monterey Monday.
Edwin Hevener and Dewey Hi
ner were in Staunton last Friday
and witnessed the popular play,
:Intolerance."
DR.. G. J. Campbell has moved
his office from the Masonic temple
to a room on the scond floor of the
new Lunsford store building.
Miss Mamie Arbogast, of Ohio,
daughter of VIM M. Arbogast, of
Crabbottom, has just returned
from a ten days visit to friends at
Stanton, Bridgewater and Dayton
Misses Mabel and Evelyn Jones,
Martha Eagle, Amelia Stephenson
and Messrs. R. G Jones and Boyd
Stephenson went to Staunton Fri
day to see s'lntolerance." They
report the picture wonderful one.
I have replenished my stock Of
Bracelet watches, fountain pens
&C., that our holiday trade :'Weed:
ed out, $50 call when you are in need
of anything in my line:
Will sell you anything from a
fountain pen to $3.50 90 Victrola
on the installment plan Bring
your old watch and trade in on a
new one.
q. NJ. Slaven, Jeweler.
DR.. Walden accompanied Kenny
Sinnett, of Back Creek, to the K:
D. hospital Tuesday where he will
undergo an operation for append.
5itis, The young man is son OF
Abel Sinnett, a worthy citizen of
the HE hland border. Mrs. Walden
also acconpanid them to the val
ley city.
Save your shoes with Dri Foot
warranted to preserve shoes and
m axe theA water proof. Can use
it on tans, black, fine or coarse
shoes. For sale by
H F gg!!9: ID Ner. Co.
Ben PuHenberger, who came IN
from Durbin a month ago, is now
seriously i'll at the home of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, A. J. Putfen-
berger on East Main street. Soon
after his return, he fell and cut his
knee badly, blood poisoning and
complications resulting.
Mr., and Mrs A. P. Gum moved
to their new home. which was
formerly occupied by Mrs A. l..
Dgilvie.
TENANT WANTED-On farm
2 miles South of Monterey.
DR.. A. W. Miller