Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-09-13
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes People 81 Home and
Abroad.


Early Helmick, of Camp Lee,
was home on q furlough this week.
Mrs. L. Fl Stephenson is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. c. 5. Roller
at Fl. Defiance.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Bird are visit
ins Mrs t:ird's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. O J. Campbell
Oar ear of fertilizer vii! be at
Barlow this week. Highland Mer-
camille Go,
Ms. 0. Wilson, until last year
q resident Of Monterey, is now here
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Paul Siaven Ieft~Friday last
to visit friends in Winchester, Va.
Misses A nelia Stephenson and
Heel Terry, former assistant
nripcipals of the NJ. H. 5. have
accepted positions at McG"heys,,
vile an Dayton. respectively, ana
have entered upon their duties.
Miss 1Iaym7 Wilson, of Char
l3.icsyille, has been wi h her Mon
tecey relatives and friends since
the middle Of last week.
Earl Carson. of the Monterey
Sock Farm. left Monday for Salem
Va, where he will attend school
the coming winter.
Miss Ada Patterson, Of Jacksons
River section, kept house for Rev.
and MIS-. N A. Parker, who re-
turAed from their W. Va. visit first
Of he week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Gillespie
and two children of Cheat Bridge,
W. Va, were here few DAYS visit
ing relatives, returning Monday.
Jack Bishop aad John Wiley, OF
the charlottesville auto training
Camp. came home Saturday on a
week end leave.
We have on hand Sugar Certlti-
ca.es and Will mail you $50 for 81.
Also have m'l!ers' flour certificates
at soc per hundred. Recorder office
Mr.. Carl Classias, Of Baltimore,
iued Mrs. Classius and children
here last week, and has since been
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. &. b.
Jones.
Rev, Mr.. Grogg and Rev. c B.
Rutledge are this week conducting
a revival service at Asberry Chapel
north Of Monterey.
Mr.. aud Mrs Lee Page and Ellie
Terry, of Back Creek, were in town
Wednesday, each family bringing a
daughter to the M. Il. S.
Old prices on Congoleum rugs at
Highland Mercantile Co, in follow
ing sizes: 3x6, 49x43. SxlO, 9xl2,
104x12, assorted styles and colors.
Highland, in entertaining two
important ecclesiastical bodies
within fortnight is making re-
cord.
Mr.. S. H, Moore of Stuarts Draft,
Mr.. Louie McNulty of Chartottes-
vile and Miss Condor Of Goshen
spent g few dag visiting Mr.. and
Mrs J. E. Arbogast, while in the
c1unty attending Presbytery.
Holders If per cent bonds Of
the first and secnrd Liberty Loans
will have until the Oh Of Novem-
Der 1918 for conversion into Il per
cent bond. Bonds should be pre-
s,nted for conversion through the
banks, which handled the original
subscription.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Boggs and
family of Franklin, W, Va, passed |
through town Monday morning on
their way to Buchanon, W. Va
where their daughters, Misses Louie |
and Carrie, will enter school.
Mr. and Mrs. H, T. Herold, Of
Mill Gap, have learned by wire that
their son, Corp. Samuel Herold,
vas wounded Aug. 3, while with
the American forces in France. We
did not learn the nature of his
wound, but it is understood that
he is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. II, Il. Spindle, OF
California, who are spending some
time IN Virginia, are now guests IN
thp home Of Mr.. and Mrs V. B
Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Campbell, Of
PovaAontas, spent few hours iii
town Monday on their way to Har-
rjsonburg.
Elihu Gum was LIST week called
to Charlottesville by the critical
condition Of his daughter, Miss
Dora, who had undergone one or
more serious operations at the Uni
ve,sitv hospital. Mrs. Gum, who
was in Monterey Monday, inform
ed representative of the Recorder
that her daughter was then getting
along very well.