Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-09-14
Monday was supervisor day.


June motored to Staunton Monday.
Mai C. S. Roller and son Charles,
visited Monterey this week.
Miss Sandman, of Baltimore, is
again with V, B. Bishop for the
fall millinery season.
Miss Bonnie Seybert of Strait
Creek spent Tuesday in town shop
ping.
Hon. J. W. Kemper and DR.. |.
H. Trimble, of Staunton, are in
town to-day-Thursday.
CD. Gibbs and wife, of Bolar,
were in town a short while first of
the week.
Help to make it home-like and
pleasant for county school boys
and girls,
Miss Mary Thrasher returned
Monday from a visit to relatives in
Pocahontas county.
Miss Mollie Mauzy passed thru
town Monday on her way to Lees
burg, where she will teach this year.
Charles Shumate spent several
days in Washington first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Colaw left
Monday for several days visit to
Staunton relatives.
Clarence Wagner left Tuesday
for Charleston W. Va. to accept
position.
Homer Wiseman was in town a
few days ago and subscribed for the
Recorder.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Arbogast, of
the Crabbottom community, were
shopping in Monterey Monday.
Frank Bryant spent Monday
night in town, going from here
Tuesday morning to Pennsyl-
vania.
H. S. johnson, who was called
to Greenbrier county last week by
the illness of mother, has not re-
turned. His mothers condition is
very critical.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Barkman, and
daughter, Miss Gladys and Miss
Julia Hayes, of baltimore, are the
guests of MT and MIS- W Ell Matheny
Jack Bishop, who has been with
U. S. Geological survey in South
east Virginia the past Summer, is
home for few days vacation be-
fore going to University.
Mrs. Amanda Coragon, an aged
lady of Jackson's River, daughter,
Miss Ann. were in monterey We'd
nesday.
East Main street is being rapid
" transformed. One citizen recent
ly failed to recognize his own abode
and entered the wrong gate.
Because of unforeseen delays, the
unwilling of the Bronze Tablet at
Mcdowell has been postponed until
early in October.
Owing to sickness in one or two
families and rainy weather the
Monterey delegation to the Frank
lin Missionary convention failed to
attend.
C. W. Barbour, representative
good roads bureau Portland Ce-
ment Association. Washington, D.
c., was here Wednesday.
Miller Bishop received message
Sunday evening to report for duty
and left Monday morning for Fit.
San Huston Texas.
Mrs Catherine Trimble and her
grand children, Alma, June and
Dick Trimble and Miss Mary Bow
en- spent the week end visiting the
formers old home near Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Thrasher,
of Clarksburg, W. Va, spent few
days with the formers father, Rev.
J. C. Thrasher, returning home
Monday.
Mrs. John Botkin, of the Nc
~Dowell community, was up last
week to see her daughter, Mrs.
Bernie Hiner, who returned home
with her for few days.
Miss Rachel Ogilvie, who has been
spending some time with her sister
near Valley Center, is in Monterey
for a day or two, and will 60 from
here to Albermarle, where she will
teach during the coming winter.
! Friends of the family regret very
much to learn that Mr.. and Mrs.
Edw. Hull, who recently moved
from this county to Augusta, have
a case of infantile paralysis in their
family. The word came by tele
phone Monday evening. The
mere statement of the fact, as
above, is all that was given.