Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-04-27
Highland Recorder
Pointed Paragraphs-8rief News
Notes-Peopie at Home and
Abroad.

as a delegate to the U. D. c. con
vention held at Lexington. While
away she will visit Miss Sa!lle Bell
Arbogast at Buena Vista.
Miss Eliza, and Hattie Stephen
son, of Bolar, spent a couple OF
days of last week in town.
E. A. Wade and several mem
bers of his family, of Mill Gap,
motored to Monterey Sunday even
ing.
Word was received here that Mr..
Ben Phares, of Pendleton county,
VIVA died Tuesday at one O clock
No particulars were learned.
For SALE-35 H. P. Overland
Automobile in first class condition,
been run 1000 miles, new tires, all
modern equipments. For quick
sale, original cost S7S5, will take
$3.50. +. M. Inmble "
Jas. Fl. Hevener was in town
this week, receiving congrat-
uIations; he was married at Marlin
ton on the 31st of March to Mrs.
Fannie B. States, of Roanoke, Va.
We are in receipt of a letter from
W.D. Wade, of La Monte, mo. con
tanning his renewal, also photo of
his new country residence, which
is very beautiful and up-to-date in
every aspect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stephenson,
of Meadow Dale, have moved into
their Monterey home, the DR.. Mil
Ter property.
Rev. N. A. Parker and ]. S.
Gibson attended the session of
Lexington Presbytery held last
week at Buena Vista.
F. Sterrett, of Staunton, spent
a day or two latter part of last
week with his brother, Prof. Robt.
Sterrett, of this place.
E. A. Wade, Of Back Creek,
came to town Wednesday evening
to meet his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
W. D. Wade, who came out from
Staunton on the Pullin passenger
auto.
Mckinley Sipe, who has been
taking a business course at Roam
oke, has volunteered in the armv
and been sent to Columbus, Ohio. He
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sipe,
north of Monterey.
The recent letting of the mail
route between Staunton and Mon
terey resulted in the awarding of
the contract to S. M. Neil & Sons
of Bullpasture. The Monterey
Barlow line has been advertised for
the third time, all bids in the first
and second letting being rejected.
We wish to thank the good peo-
pie of the community for helping
in the rescue of our little girl from
drowning ect.
A. J. Terry and family
NOTICE-Clean up day in
Monterey has been set for Saturday
May 5th. Gather up all the old tin
cans, rubbish etc. bout your prem
Uses and place the same on side OF
the street IN the morning of the
5th so the wagons can find it.
In response to telegram, Miss
Ada Liz htuer, of Mill Gap, left
Tuesday morning for Shenandoah,
the home other sister, Mrs. l. l..
Lowance, who has been critically
i'll for several weeks.
(Since putting the above in type
it is learned that Miss Lightner was
summoned to Charlottesville, her
sister having been taken to the
hospital there in a very critical
condition.)
DR. Walden accompanied two
patients to the University hospital
Saturday evening. They were Mrs
Ellie Terry, of Mill Gap, and Ben
Pufinberger, who came to Monte
rev from Durbin last winter and
shortly thereafter was disabled by
a fall, and who has been in a crltl-
cal condition since. Mrs. Terry's
husband and Mrs. Elihu Gum went
with the party, the latter returning
with DR.. Walden on Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Eddins and
daughter, Mrs. Leila Brooks and
three children, of Cumberland, Md,
reached Monterey last Friday on a
touring trip through West Virginia
and Virginia. They were joined
here by Mrs. Eddin's brother, D;
FL Peterson, who accompanied
them to Mcdowell where day or
two was spent at the old Peterson
home.
NoT1cE-We are in a position to
take your order for the Dodge Au-
tomobile. Will have three new
Dodges on hand in about three
to four weeks. Will make you a
fair proposition on a trade for your
Ford. Place your order in time
if YOU wish an early delivery
Look for our adv in next issue.
Phone or write !. M. ColaW or DR.