Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-21
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N0t&s-FSople at Home and
Abroad.

Monday.
Paul Slaven made a business trip
to Stanton this week.
The garden sass is going lover
the top"-thanks to the weather
man,
Miss Elsie Hamilton has accept
ed a position in the First National
Bank of this place.
Miss Grace Jasper, of Greenbrier
County W Va is visiting her friend,
Miss Lucille GAM
Jesse Hiner, Homer Stephenson
and MIS-. j. W. Boyer motored to
Staunton last Saturday.
Miss Amelia Stephenson has gone
to Charlottesville to attend the
Summer Normal.
The U. D. c. will meet at Doe
Hill next Wednesday afternoon.
We will resume the publication
of Red Cross members next week,
VIXEN the list Of contribution is
complete.
MEN WANTED Mill and woods
men. Steady work, in mountains,
pure water, good wages with board.
Address, Augusta Wood Products
Corporation, Deerfeld. Va.
Perhaps the most consistent
tightwad is the fellow who laments
that be did not die before the price
of tombstones advanced.
We learn of two more Highland
boys reported safe in France: Fred
Corhett and Robert Gutshall. They
belonged TO the 317th.
Miss Strawbridge and Miss Sand
man, in charge of millinery rooms
during the season with Highland
Mercantile Co. and V. B. Bishop,
respectively. have returned to their
home, the 1918 spring season haV--
ing closed.
A typographical error occurred
in last weeks issue in the amount
given by Crabbottom l. O. 0 F.
1t should have been S. instead Of
81 as printed in paper.
An infant twin child, born to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert WhitelaW June
10Th. was buried in the Monterey
cemetery Tuesday morning.
All Ara strong stopped in to
see Us " ednesday on his return
trip from the Sinks, W Va. He
reports the weather out there We'd
nesday morniI G cold enough for an
oyercoat.
As Highland parents and friends
are informed OF the arrival Of Eish-
land bows oyer seas we hope they
will report the news for publication,
as all are interested.
Mrs. r Lee Gum, Of Wander
pool, and Mrs J A. Jones, of High
town, have received word Of the
safe arrival Of their sons over seas
Dutch aud Robert are supposed to
have sailed with the 3l7th about
May Oath.
Mrs. w. II. Lunsford, whose
health has not been good for sever
al years, has gone to the UNIVERSE
ty hospital for treatment. She
went on Tuesday, and was accom-
panied by her physician, DR.. Val
den, her husband and Mrs Howard7
Arbogast, the latter going to the
hospital for treatment, it was stated
Little Miss Irene Eastman enter
TANNED a number of her young
friends at her home Friday after
noon in honor of her seventh birth
day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Blake, of
the Clarksburg wv. Va y section,
and Miss Halle Fleisher, of Renick,
W. Va. can't to Highland last Fri
day and remained a few days. Mrs
Blake was formerly Miss Carrie
Fleisher, a native Montereyan,
daughter of the late B + Fleisher.
DR.. Joseph Miller, of Thomas, W
Va, spent the week, end at the
home of bis sister. Mrs. V. B.
Bishop, Monterey. Returning
Tuesday, he was accompanied by
his three SONS who had been visit
ing their aunt for more than a
week.
Highland county has sentquite a
contingent Of young ladies to the
State Normal at Harrisonburg:
Those starting from Monterey Mon
day morning were Misses Lucy Gray
Bird, Eva EakIe, Adella Williams,
Hay Waener, Eunice Lightner,
Ruth and Mabel Doyle.
Misses Lou Eta and Elizabeth
Shenanbrook and Maggie Peterson,
of Staunton, who spent the week
end at Mcdowell, motored to Mon
terey Sunday morning accompani-
ed by C. S. Peterson. The Misses
Shenabrook were delighted with
their trip their first one to High
land aud loud in their praise Of
Monterey in its mid summer setting
r0rA G 4 Cn,nnr NOW one Of