Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-10-26
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes-People at Home and
Abroad.
Chas Z. Wade, of Back Creek,
visited Monterey Tuesday.

Geo. Flelsher were up from MIC
Dowell Tuesday.
A card. from R. A. Jones, of
Camp Lee, states they are getting
along fine and he has been made
corporal in Co. D. 81 infantry.
Miss Lucille Fleisher, of Reniek,
w Va arrived Tuesday for visit to
| relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Emma Wilson left Tues
day for Charlottesville where she
expects to make hel future home.
LIE Campbell and daughter in
law, Mrs Benz. Campbell, of Po-
cahontas, are this week the guests
of friends and relatives in Monte
rey.
This is the season of year when
the small boy with his box trap
beguiles Mollv-cotton-tall.
The open season for buckwheat
cakes and sausage is near.
A. A. Shumate has gone to Deer
field to work for a while at the car.
penter business.
Chsp Halterman has moved Iron
Strait Creek to his new home:-the
J. F. McNulty land-near Meadow
Dale.
Tobias McClintic, of Jackson's
RIVER was a passenger Thursday on
the Stanton east bound mall car.
Jay Simmons, who lives near
= town Is numbered among the sick.
L. S. Dickerson was business
visitor in town Monday.
Don Sullenbcrger returned few
days ago from Northern markets,
where he had gone to purchase fall
and winter goods.
The Highland Chapter of the U.
D.C.'s wi meet Wednesday, Oct |
OOer olSG, dt DOe I'LL.
Mrs. H. B. Wood, Sec.
Thos Jones, who has position
with the Highland Recorder is tax
ing a vacation this week. He was
accompanied by his mother on a
visit to Pendleton.
Misses Pattie Mauzy, Este Folks
and Bird of Crabbottom spent
few days last week visiting Miss
Bess Bishop.
Tobias McClictic, one of High
land senergetic farmers had Shop
shire eve that broke The record:
She clipped 7 pounds of wool and
raised 3 lambs that averaged "a lbs
each.
TO THE PUBLIC: We will
grind Buckwheat during the COM
Ing week, beginning Monday, Oct'
goth. Monterey Milling Co.
Mrs William Rexrode, CT Rock
ingham, attended the funeral of
h-r uncle, w. A. Beverage last !
Monday. =
HH. Pullin has moved into the
Fleisher house on east Man A.
JPuffinberger and Bowman Barck-
lev. who have been occupying, ex-
nec.t IN move to Deer6eld in the
near future.
Chas. Diggs. our barber, has the
agency for Wcodwards Cleaning
and Dyeing Works and will be
pleased to handle your trade. See
large ad in this issue.
Kindly let US have your back
subscription and renewals. Now is
a good season to straighten up the
little accounts
Commissioner J. H. Pruitt and
son, Delroy, were passengers on
the east-bound Stanton mail car
Wednesday.
Mrs. D. c. Graham returned last
week from Glover Creek and was
accompanied by little Miss Ruth
Samples. who will spend the winter
with her and 60 10 school.
"Babe" Chestnut, of Back Greek,
came t. town Wednesday suffering
from a small particle of steel that
had pierced his eye. His physician
succeeded in removing it and gly-
ing relief from suffering.
RAYMOND Meats, little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Pinckney Meats, who
live north of town, was slightly
wounded Monday by the discharge
Of a % rifle in the hands of his
brother. The injury Inflicted was
IN the muscles of the leg below the
knee. and is not regarded as very
serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Carson,
who have been living in Monterey |
for sometime left for their new
home at Hampthn Sidney. Their
son Guy is in college there. I heir
fr;ends regret to see them leave.