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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
BGrfipsUiiie.

MIR. and Mrs. J. s.. leach ARE In
Topeka, Kan this week. where they
went To attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Leach's brother. w. X. Hayslip. who
died nj her hUne hero the early part
OF the week
Miss Arabci Green is n visitor In
Kansas city this week. where she In
the guest of friends.
Miss Grace Crowley and e, r. Dav-
ison. popular young couple of this
city were married In Kansas city
Monday afternoon. They viii re-
turn the later part Of this week to
make their future home here.
Mrs &. T.. Allen left Monday Mt.
ernon for Nevada. Mo, where ,he
will spend the week end with her
little daughter, Dorothy. who In az
tending school there.
Miss Aymee Applcgate arrived the
early part OF the week from Law
renee. Kan. where she In "A student
In the Kansas university, and will
spend the holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs g.. q. Appl"gate.
Miss Lucy kirtley is spending tho
holidays with her mother, Mrs. Ella
Kirtlcv OF the 81. Claire hotel. Miss
Klrtley II n student inShc Oklahoma
university at Norman. Okla.
Mr. and Mrs A " Phillips are
visitors In Rogers. Texas. this week
where they ARE guests ~ friends
Mr.. and Mrs Carl ". wood have
az their guest this week Mrs. w. W
McElee Of Hugo, Texas
Miss Olga Bowman In spending the
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afternoon Ia spend Christmas with
her sister. Mrs. Rose Leacock and
husband &. H.
Miss cora Parsley ~ Ocholata, II
here To spend Christmas with her
parents. MIR al Mrs Fred Parsley
Miss Lena Haynes of Fort smith.
Am, arrived In Clarcmorc Monday
night To spend Christmas with rela d.
tiVcs and friends.
Monday morning Mr. and Mrs W.
j. buhson received q wire from their
son, Waite. To- the effect that he has
landed In New York from France
and viii he home In "a few days
w, |. Moore spent Friday In tho
city visiting hts sister. Mrs. A. l..
katcS and brother, !. iicrbort Moore
Miss lncg Clements left Saturday
Tor her home In Casper, Wyo. after
Visit IN the city with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs John Clements.
Mrs Homer Draper loft SATURDAY.
Tor Los Angeles. cal. To spend
Christmas with her brother
Mrs Joe Chambers left Saturday
night for Kansas CITY, Mo. tn spend
Christmas with her parents.
Mrs lorcan Chambers Of Tulsa
~ '''H'H ~ WV wy WIN l'Ah
tlvcs and friends
Mrs W T., Parker of Tulsa was n
Weekend gucs, ot MIR. and Mrs, W.
T.. Chambers
Miss Neta Constable ot Chelsea
attended tho guard dance IN this
city Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs joe Knox and chill
dren went To fredonin. KAN. Satur
day to spend the holidays with rcla
Ives and friends
Dr. Claude Chambers of Anadarko q
arrived In tho city Saturday 10 join
his wife and son for n holiday visit
with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Tecco Chambers and Mrs. Amanda
Light.
Mrs Ray X. Hart and children NJ
Independence, Kan, are here 90
spend Christmas with her parents.
MIR and Mrs -. =. webb
Mr.. and Mira T.. X Kennedy left
Sunday night for Guthrie. where
they will make their future home.
sunday afternoon they were given n
goodbye party at the home OF Mrs,
kennedy's mother. Mrs J. II. Ty
, rome.
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thtiHinihS In ki.frr the guest ~ Nj
Notes brother. rrot-Hsut Mut. an.
priinleudrnt OF the kiefcr public
schuols
Nj ana Mrs II W Trippctt. of
thinins Major and Nrs Spauldlns,
Ms SranliinH helng their dsushtcr.
furthA he holldsNs
Miss tAnta Duiick, inHiructrrn In
music ~ tho public schools ~ this
city, Is spending tho holidays with
h"r parent, IN Oklahoma city.
MI ana Mrs Herbert kinnalrd of
Aarulpa spent the holidays with Mr.
kinnaird parents. Mr.. and Mrs u.
& kinnaird ~ West seventh avenue
Nr and Mrs ". W Corey we're de.
ilghtfully surprised christmaz night
b, the arrival of their son. italph
rotcV from his return from over
sea r.tNic" MIR. and Mrs Corey
we're At supper when the Young man
walked IN On them unannuunccd,
which made the surprise all tho
more ENJOYABLE to tho family No
one knew Ne was 80 near home a. T.
vrpt his brother, Que L., who had
received u telephone message from
friend In Tu usa, but did not tell HIS
father ana mother
Nj ana Mrs J. Frank iaux are
entertaining their two sons, Francis
ani Ed~htd Francis has just -.
turned from overseas service OF tho
ANintion branch. while Edward IN
homo ou a futlough for the holidays
from the naval raining station At Kan
Diego cal, 10th the boys re well
pleased with their experience In the
army and navy
Mr. ami Mrs -, Horany are enter.
tanning their son Edward who 10
home on a furloush from tho Great
Lakes naval training station for a
period ~ 10 DAYS
Nj and Mrs Jim biggerstaff en-
tcfinlned Christmas morning with
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from Joplin. Mo. whrts she was
Vailed twn weeks hgo by the serious
iilnrr- ~ her mothsr, wh, has i'm
proved
Mrs VI g liulings who has been
u quest IA the llulinfs home Tor
two wee = has rcturrr her home
IN Tu'.i.
Mt Joseph James and Mrs 1. II
u Cook have returned from "a visit
IN oklahoma CITY
Addwun Sessions IN homo from
the ul,orsiiN ~ Missouri to spend
u. HOLIDAYS With his ptrcnta hrte.
Mis- Nida Kennedy has come from
lIhd'nwuud college IN Missouri. To
stay during Ia" holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. ~ Ken.
u 4
Miss Ethel Everett aud Miss
Agnes lly"r. who are students IN
tAtrN college Nevada Mo are
n ndinr the HOLIDAYS with their par
cnts here
Th" FIRST ~ u series ~ dinner
dances opened Friday evening at
Hotel urtkinson
The Young Mntruns' bridge club
was entertained FRIDAY by Mrs
Harry DE \inna Guests were seated
At two tables Tor bridge. with lunch
con served later nt the ;nhl"s lhgh
scores we're made hy Mts Phil \
wit and Mrs Ernest Roy, Mrs Joe
r KING has been named as hostess
fpr the newt meeting
\ quiet marriage ceremony, with
pr pr.ncipnls Miss Ruth York, and l.
II Nurtnn, was performed SUNDAY
evening, December 90, Mir and Mrs
NJ ton left for Kansas CITY To visit
relatives during the holidays and
ON their return viii be "a home at
40 Sorth tei trail
Miss Helen Walters u student In
Henry Kendall college, Tulsa. has
come home fOr visit with her par
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0 O'Clock breakfast with covers for
nine plates tn. invited guests wers
Mcsrrs. and Mcsdames e.. q. beaver.
7 A. watson and ". l. Cheatham
and Master MN. Cheatham.
Miss Doris JacSson In home from
Fulton, Mo, wher- she A attendlIsz
school, and will spend tn. Christmas
hohdaya With her parents. Mr and
Mrs, J, NJ Jackson Of North Main
street.
Mia. Grace mitchell was tn. gueat
of friends In Tulsa last sunday
Mi ana Mrs Charles -. Iicnyrr
were the sur-ts of friend. In Musko-
&c. for several days last week
Misses ilrrroi, Ileuna and ola Ice
are hom. from Lexington, Mo, 10
spend tho holidays with their father,
W W lee, ana with other relatives
ana friends In this city,
Mr and Mrs charles o. NeaVrr
gave a Q o'clock dinner Christmas
evening at their home on West
Eleventh avenue tn the following
guests Mersrs ana Mesdames " L.
Cheai than, A T watson and Jim
biKserstaf and Misa Jennie David
son and Master Billie cheatham.
Mia, Edna Whitaker ana llttlc
Miss Kettle Riley were the guests 90
friends In sapulpa several days dur.
Ing the past week
Miss Bessie walters WAS the surs,
" friends In Tulsa last Saturday ana
sunday.
MIR and Mrs c. NJ Dunkln left
Tuesday for Gushing whore they viii
spend several days visiting friends
and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Dave law and little
daughters, Misses Florence and
Juanita, left for Yale Christmas day
where they will spent a week and
then 80 on TO Washington state
CoNriSugp on PACE ELEvEs
THis SECTION
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holidays with friends iu C.,tc,. kan.
Mrs Robert Thomp.uu uf oal,
homn city IN "a visitor ~ the CO., This
week. the guest of relative,
Miss Marguerite lauom arrived
tho early part OF tho wr'k to spend
tn. holidays with her mother and
sptrrs Miss ianom IL = sud n, In
the ~ Mars school at Na1eu CAV.
Mr.. and Mira T IL. ll4.l h...- rs
thor guest this week MI e I. NrI,u
Of kansas City.
~ and Mrs. G. ". Collins hi,. AS
their guest this week Nj, T. "
Spencer and daughter.
Mrs l.. l. k,Li ear rr'Lrn,i tn.
early part Of the week from tn.ns
Ciy. where she spent the week With
relatives
pr and Mrs l. A. Munds ~ Alcs-
andria, la. were guo.ls A. he
fomo ~ MIR and Mrs. & " tam
rond the early part ~ IN" week ~.
route to Kansas CITY to spend the
holidays with friends,
Miss G~nc,i,. Hill ~ Atlanta,
Ga, and Lieut. q. l.. DAVIS NJ ,his
city were united In mar ,re Won.
day afternoon. The wedd1r which
occurred at tho home OF IN" bride In
Atlanta, was only ATTENDED Nv he
Immediate friends of the families
The young couple viii Nttyr hire
the early part of the wccN 20 Make
their future home.
Mrs. J. G. Mitchell and iapeh,crs.
Mrs L. duncan and Miss Florence
Iesschu. are visitors IN ftWhusk d,
h.N a.
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DOCTOR TREATS
l,4OO FLU CASES
DR.. j. w. Sandlin Has Found
Tanlac to BE Great Remedy
for His Patients.

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as ,o thr Naiue OF l"hlnc h r.
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your preparation 10 be wondertni
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Clareniore.

Mrs. J q. Adams entertained the
kriday Afternoon bridge club at her
(Nome on East Fourth street and an
ENJOYABLE time was had by an
Mrs. ~. X. webb and daughters.
Mrs A. ~. Lerskoy and Miss Lnvonia
webb, spent Saturday In Tulsa shop
ping and visiting friends.
Mrs. Claude Chambers spent Sat
lffdny and sunday in Miami visiting
mlth MIR, and Mrs. Dyke Ralllngcr.
Miss Pearl Ycager left Saturday
,vr her home ut Freemont. Iowa.
We had been employed IN tho court
o'crks office for some time
Mrs. Tom Ellis left Thursday night
,of Mayo's. Rochester. MINI, TO un-
uetro AN operation.
Mr nd Mrs Ross Baylcss and In
AM son OF Commerce are IN tho
.''y to spend Christmas with rela q.
yves and friends.
=, MISS L. ~ Thomas and father left
thursday for bloomington, M. to
'psnn Christmas with her sister.
\, mtA Mary A. Davis. Miss Agnes
Evans and Miss Mary Upshaw lcf,
tuesday afternoon for Mcpherson,
Nan, TO spend the holidays with
\ hilu ttlfnUHs
Married NJ tho office Of the Meth
oast church, saturday, December
81 lsls, Rev II. Thompson officlnt-
ing Edward X, League and Miss
una Emery. both of Tulsa, okla.
wv League was married IN tho T. &
infantry uniform. having Just been
mustered out.
n Mrs Andrew palpae Of Tulsa spent
sunday In the city 9th her hus-
:. Ms- Joanna Chambers. who Is
.a'hing school Mt Bixhy. spent sun
E In Claremorc n guest OF Miss
sannie Mitchell.
Miss Edna Hartz ieft Moday night
%% Kansas city. Mo. TO spend
christmas with her mother
Mt and Mrs y. J Blair and fam
ny ot Bagley. Iowa. arrived In Clare
J, %sofr Sunday morning to spend
wts'mas with Mrs. c. l. Gross and
sss Addie blair.
Mrs. Maudc Littlencld and son,
rren and Mrs Haffict Mcdonald of
'a'sa arrived In the city Tuesday
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t)knui0ee.

Eclips.nr any social affair In their
,Iuh t,, Month. ,,,,h,,s ,f n,
"','''
"'s'''e 'Iuh ehoS" 'he h"h''y ~"
non 90 celebrate their annual htg"
social gathering Th. hom. OF Mt,
7 r iVnkciy was the scene ut the
rysUUirs win Mia nlnkrly aud
Mrs I E Van SAINT n- hontrssrs
Tn, living room wa. rrspl,ndrut In
tho Chti.,mn, mot ~. IN. library
table r,ntrinr A iars, basket uf sun
burst ro,.s tied Win yellow and
white tulie IN. club colors The
dining room display the red and
rr,,n ,nl.,ia, dccor,tions Tho
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IiristOir.

Nrr lnry / Nc,no'is spent n few
DAYS ~ the present week waiting
flicndu In Sapulpa
Mira /. Nichols spent thriatmns
Ia Tulsa ns the guest ~ her husband.
LEA NJ NlrholS. Of the world rdi.
turinl fnrce
Mr. and Mia j g. Mote sprnt
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19
Card of Thanks

We wish In this way to thank
our uany friends and neigbors
for the kindness and sympathy
:hown Us during the illness and
death Of our dea? litt!a boy, James.
Sincerely,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgeon Doyle
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19
Help Win the War!

Uncle Sam says: Il want to see
Liberty Loan Bond in every
AMERICAN home '-.-.> .e-...
The Kaiser is stalking his all on
winning the wal. How much are
you wiling to stake that he does
not win? Liberty Bonds are bet
ter than the greer backs we carry
in our pockets. We get no Interest
on greenbacks, but we get gooc
interest on Liberty Bonds.
Liberty Bonds are direct obliga-
tons of the United States Govern
ment, bearing a per cent interest
non taxable, payable on March 18th
and September 18th of each yeal
until maturity which is on Sept
18th, 1928. No person of intelIl-
gence can question the validity o.
this investment.
Either of the banks at Monterey
or Crabbottom will handle YOU
subscriptions without commlssl I
or charge of any kind. Do no
fail to tuy Bond not later thar
May 4, 1918.
Very truly,
FL. NJ. SLAVEN, Chairman
Third Liberty Loan
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19
In Menloriam

James Sturgeon Doyle Jr., in
loving memory of whom these few
lines are written, died March 10,
1918, aged 2.years, 7 months and
25 days.
Little James was an unusually
bright, interesting child, and had
made many friends during his short
life, and while we cannot know
now why be was taken away we
realize that Gods way is best, and
Some time we II understand"
Much sympathy is expressed for
the young parents in this their first
deep sorrow, but the christians
consolation is theirs and they know
that their dear little one is not
lost to them but has only been
transplanted to the "gardens Of
God"
ooh, not in anger not in wrath
The Reaper came that day .--.. !.
But an angel visited the green
earth .
And took the flower away"
Valley Center X
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19
TrirDble

Last week was another week OF
winter, very severe weather. Think
most of the concern was for feed
| for stock, as most everybody had
to look out for self first and that
was as far as they could see.
Mrs. Allie Stephenson was very
sick the latter part of week but is
better. Miss Annie Gillespie was
with her a couple Of days.
Miss Harriet Corbett, who had
been at Mitchelville for some time,
is at home now.
School closed at Woods Terry
Saturday the 9Th, being successful
ly taught by Miss Hattie Stephen
SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollie Gutshall
were shopping in Monterey oatur-
day.
Mrs Amos Hiner and daughter,
Miss Addie Hiner and May Smith
were guests Sunday of, W. W.
Terry's family.
Addison and Minor Gutshall
were hauling hay from Harvey
Waggy's Monday
Clay and Russell Waggy started
to Hot Springs Monday.
Among those who had the mis-
fortune of loosing a COW each
recently were, A. J. Terry, W ".
Terry, Hollie >Gutshall and Geo. E.
Carpenter.
Harrison Eagle and Harper
Terry made a trip to the Springs
last week.
A. J. Terry who had the mis-
fortune of having his house burned
is making preparation to build a
new residence in the near future.
Mrs. W. T. Gutshall visited her
daughters, Mrs. Rosa Ginger and
Annie Hite last week.
G. A. Robertson and w. W.
Terry motored to Monterey Mon
day.
Miss Lois Gwin, of Bolar, is
spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Hollie Gutshall.
BiaWatha
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19
Honor List

NEW Jacob Beverage, Bolar
Jas. S. Fleisher, Monterey R. F.
D.; R. W. Moffett, Mint Spring
Va; Mrs. A. S. Walden, Hampton
Va; Mrs. Stella Wall, Rainelle, W
Va; Gov. Office, Richmond; J. ?,
Pullin, Deerfeld.
Renewals McNulty Bros, Nc
Dowell; G Fl. A. McAllister, Will
Evansville; J. A Anderson, Staun-
ton; Mrs. A. A. Jordan, Emory
Rexrode, Monterey; Jonas F. Hev.
ener, Adam Stephenson, Hightown
J. N. Wilson, Marlinton: Mrs. A. S
Stephenson, Williamsburg, W. Va.
Miss Ruth Rexrode, Union City
Ind.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19
NcKendrea

The big storm of last Weel
caused wholesale suffering anc
quite big loss among the live stoct
in this section, hay is very scarce
and grain can hardly be had fol
Glove or money. Thing if "Uncle
Sam" knew how badly grain i:
needed here he would send us
boat load.
Mrs. Hannah Siron will sell he
personal property Friday the 10Th
on account of her son Orion beins
called to the colors. She will
probably spend the summer with
her son Jesse, at Verona.
Hubert Hull and family, O.
Vanderpool have purchased a farm
from J. Fl. Hiner and haved moved
into it. Mr.. Hull has rented Mrs
Hannah Siron's farm.
Miss Manila Armstrong is spend
ing this week at Dan liners neal
Doe Hill.
Miss Mabel Sion and Lou Rails
ton spent Wednesday in Staunton
and attended services at the
tabernacle of Gypsy Smith.
Mrs. Mamie Gutshall, of Jack
sons River, spent last week here
with relatives:
Bruce Hiner, of Charleston, W
Va. is spending while at home
Miss Emma Siron will 60 tc
Staunton to spend the sumner at
Harry JoEes's.
Miss Ethel Crawford and Hobart
Siron went to Stanton Tuesday
enroute to the formers home at
Ballengee, W. Va. q
Mrs. J. B. Siron is on the sick
list this week.
Misses Eula NJ, Myrtle ",
Manila F. and Mary Alkaline Arm
strong spent Sunday with W. FL.
Carpenter and family at Solitude.
Miss Mildred e. Siron who met
with a serious runaway accident a
few weeks ago, is recovering rapidly
The two days meeting at Crum-
mett's Run church of the Brethren
which was to have been held last
week was postponed on account of
the big snow storm.
Van Ralston and Jared Hammer
have secured employment at Deer
field.
Jake Botkin and daughter,
Nildretd, of Deerfeld, spent last
week at II. Fl. Botkin's.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong left
Tuesday for Sheldon, Iowa, after
spending several months here visit
ing relatives.
Merry Nat
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19

Five members, Of ". B, Free
mans FAIRLY ON Allegheny are
said to be victims of typhoid fever,
the result, it is thought, of using
water from well which had not
been in use for a year or two. Miss
Annie Gillespie, of Monterey, went
out Tuesday morning to nurse
those who are sick.
Rev. L. M. Moffett, of Nc
Dowell, was present at the regular
meeting of the Westminster League
last Sunday night, Monterey Pres
byterian church, and gave an in
teresting talk bearing On mission
work. Mr.. Moffett was for several
years a foreign missionary TO
China, and his address Sunday
t:ieht bore on conditions as he saw
them in that field. Such first
band evidence, or personal ex-
periepce, is always both Interesting
and impressive, and it is q pity
that more Montereyans were not
out to hear the talk.
Rev ]. C. Thrasher returned
| from annual conference on Friday
evening and filled his Back Creek
appointments on Sunday. This is
his fourth year on Monterey circuit,
and his return was confidently
!ooked-for as he is a full term
man and there being no Com
plants" nlr. Allen was also re-
turned to Tie Mcdowell work, the
only change in the county being IN
Crabbottom, where Rev Mr.. Linda
mood takes the place OF Mr. Evans
who gave up work on ACCOUNT OF
the i'll health of his wife.
The venerable DR.. Whitelaw, of
the Hightown section, came over
With his son, E. B just before the
big April storm of last week, and
thereby enjoyed a prolonged visit
with Monterey friends and rela-
tives. Though past four score, the
loctor attended Sunday school at
The Methodist church and gave a
short, interesting talk. He was
one of the original fourteen who
organized this school 45 years ago.
and be said that he alone would be
here to respond if the roll of the IA
were called. He declared that the
Sunday school was grand instltu-
ton in those days was still a
good thing and exhorted the
young to be faithful in their at
tendance.
In speaking of the severe April
storm and incident loss of poor
stock, some one has very pertinent
iy remarked that, if the people OF
Highland have learned the folly OF
starting into the winter with more
stock than they can care fer, the
experience, though costly, will be
worth while. Too mtny under
take to winter stock and depend
IN the other fellow for feed, and
the whole proceeding is gamble
This year it proved disastrous, and
hundreds of poor sheep and I'm
ierfed COWS have died. The loss
If young lambs was heavy. and the
.esson to be gained here is to
provide ample shelter for stock IN
,,,al o,,,orrnp,.,nc
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19

FOR SALE-A Knabe Piano. Will
sell cheap. Apply to
J. w. Simmons,
Ats HeadwaterS, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19
STATEMENT OF TIE OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION.
ETC., REQUIRED BY THE
ACT OF CONGRE0SS OF
AUGUST "a, 1912.

OF Highland Recorder, publised
weekly at Monterey for April |,
1918 State of Virginia, County of
Highland.
Before me. a notary, public in
and for the State and county afore-
said, personally appeared Il. b.
Wood, who, having been duly
sworn according to law deposes
and says that he is the publisher of
the Highland Recorder and that
the following is, to the best of his
knowledge and belief, true state
ment of the ownership, manage
ment, ETC., of the aforesaid publlca-
ton for the date shown in the
above caption required by the Act
of August "a, 1912 embodied in
section 443, Postal Laws Regula-
tons, printed on the revelse OF
this form, to-Wlt:
l That the names anG address
of the publisher, editor, managing
editor and business managers are:
Publishers. Editor, Managing
Editor, Business Manager, H. b.
Wood, Monterey, Va.
2. That the owner is ii. B.
Wood, Monterey, Va.
8 That the known bondhoiders
mortgages and other security
holders owning or holding l pei
cent or more of total amount Of
bonds, mortgages, or other securities
are: Nooe,
Fl. B Wood,
/ Sworn 10 and subscribed before
me this II day of April, 1918
w Fl. Mathcny. n P
My commission expires May 2
1920.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19
Honor Roll

Honor Roll for Blue Grass High
School for month of March.
Reba Kramer. Lillian Snyder,
Celia Swecker, Leah Swecker,
Stella Puffnberger, Margie Winner,
Argyle Wine, Ocie Winner,
Dagie Snyder, Sterrett Hevener,
Dennis Hildebrand, Vernon New
man, Weldon Winner, Nevin Winner
Howard Colaw. Dudley Rexrode,
Hazel Arbogast, Lottie Glenn,
Ronald Mullenax, ROLAND Sim
mons, Agnes Rexrode, Edwin Glenn,
Maurice Evans, Rudolph Fox,
Edwin Hildebrand, Alma Simmons,
Grace Will, Roscoe Fox, Ray
Kiser. Marlin Marshall, Erskine
Newman, Henry Tinney, Carls
MullenaX.
G. C. Boyd, Principal
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19
Business Locals

FOR SALE-Brownie No. 2 folding
photographic Kodak. Practically
new. Apply at this office.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19
Masonic Meeting

A meeting of the Masonic Lodge
of District No. 10, will be held IL
he Masonic Temple, Stanton, Va
On the oath day of April, at s p
m. The Grand Master will be pres
4nt and will present matters Of
great Importance to the Masonic
Fraternity. All brethren OF the
Lodges of District No. 10, are urgec
to be present.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19
Will Sell Privately

Having sold my home, I will of
fer for sale the following property
One-half interest in Monterey Mill
ing Co. mill, a good dwelling house
and lot. known as the Hall proper
ty in Monterey. also a ten-room
dwelling house on Spruce street, a
fine piece of property, also the
planning mill property, including
machinery, dry kiln, etc., all in
good state of repair.
2t E. B. Whitelaw
Monterey, Va.