Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-11-09
Highland Recorder
LOCAL y EWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes-P> uple at Home and
Abroad.
Election day was quiet as Sab

Mr.. and Ms Dave Cobb we're
trading in town Nonday.
Noe the change in G.. ". Trim
ble's new adj in this Issue.
This November weather goes far
toward atoning for naughty Octo-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Botkin,
of Dne Hi! section, spent Wednes-
dayin town.
Miss Annie Matheny, of Valley
Center, is spending the week with
Monterey relatives.
Miss Eva Epkle was called home
last week to see her fainer. who is
very i'll.
In a contest between Monterey
and Crabbotlom basket ball team
last Saturday, Monterey won in d
close game II TO 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Carpenter
AMI Ms. Lizzie Mclaughlin. of
JrcEsone I,iver, who have been
visiting in Augusta, returned home
Monday.
Praf. 4. B. Warwick LIFT Satur-
day to take cha'se Of a high school
at Piedmont, Va.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Homer Stephenson
spent few days at Covipgton, Va,
latter part of last week.
Tuesdays headlines state that
"Russiats Push Turks Back. 4"
Highlanders, did the same thing
Tuesday RICH here at home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lige EFT, of Staun-
ton. is visiting w. H Matheny and
family.
Byron Beverage, of this commu-
nifty, seems to be the lucky hunter
thus far in tie 1917 season. On
Tuesday morning last he bagged
three fine turkeys.
Mrs. J. W. Boyer, of Woodstock,
came to Monterey last week, to
visit her mother, Mrs. L. H. Steph-
ensOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Stephen
son and Mrs. William Stephenson of
Meadow Dale, motored to Monte
rey Monday last.
Rev. Mr., Hudson and Rev. N.
A. Parker are holding a series OF
meetings at Sieg Chapel this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Williams,
of the Mcdowell neighborhood,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with relatives in Monterey.
D. NJ. Kyle, of Staunton, was
among the visiting hunters in High
land this week.
Mrs. Ed Arbogast is on the sick
list.
On Monday afternoon, Nov 18th
the Crabbottom High School basket
bal. team will play the Monterey
High School team, on the latter's
grounds. A small admission fee
will he charged. Come out and
holm The vounp folks. adv
George Brown and father. of
Arbovale, W: Va, who attended
the Sunday School Convention at
Headwater' last week, stopped IN
on his way home and subscribed
for the Recorder.
Mrs. Estlle Hevener. of Waynes
boro, came out last Saturday to
spend some time with her son, Ed
win Hevener, who is laid up as
the result of an accidental pistol
wound, reported in our columns
last week. Mr.. Hevener is maxi
ing satisfactory progress toward
recovery.
The first quarterly meeting of
the NJ. E. church will convenekat
Green Hill, the l7-lS of Novem-
Der. There will be services Satur-
dav night 7:3O, Sunday morning
beginning at 10a m, Rev L E
Ressegeer will preside. Every
hod,, wtlcome G.. 3 Rutledge
The local Masons are making ar
rangements to have "get to-
gether" meeting the 23rd. of this
month the regular meeting night,
and have secured the services Of
Hon. J. H. Price, member of tie
House of Representatives from the
City O Richmond, Va the Hen.
Jud &c Sharp, from Marlinton, W.
Van and Mr. Scheele, prominent
men Der of the local Bar at Staun--
ton. There will be some fine speak
ing, with something to eat betN cen,
speeches. A good time is assured,
and all Masons, resident and visit
ing are cordially invited to be
among those present."
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