Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-11-15
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Notes = People at Honie and
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Mrs z. w. Armstrong, Of Augusta,
is spending a few days with relatives
in Monterey.
R. I. Carpenter and son, Early, OF
Jackson's River, were on business
trip to Monterey, Monday.
Mrs~Geo. Dudley passed through
Monterey Wednesday on her way to
Tennessee to visit relatives.
Hiss Grace HinerSpent a few days
with her brother, Dewey, at Camp
Lee. going there last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Jones were
called to Baltimore Saturday even
ing last by the Illness CT Mrs. Jones
mother, Mrs. Turner.
: Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Trimble went
to Charlottesville Saturday to visit
their son, Ralph, who is student at
the University.
Miss Constance %Cleek, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Cleell, of Bath,
is now a pupil of the NJ. H. S., enter
ing Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. SlaVen motor
OF to the Valley Sunday, spending
6 few hours in Harrisonburg and re-
~ ray OF Staunton in the
afternoon.
Among those from the eastern side
Mondey were F. B. Hamer, Jos. M
Rotkin, Ed. Fleisher, W. R. Hicklin,
Geo. Fleisher c. S. Peterson, and
Rev. CARRIER. x
The lands of the late Allen Colaw
will be sold publicly on Tuesday,
Nov. q, some Of the tracts being
amongNthe best grass lands of the
county.
We all hope that no casualties
among Highland boys will be re-
ported in the recent hard fighting,
and that all may live to return to
home and loved ones.
June Trimble, who is stationed at
Hampton Roads, is in the naval hos
pital at that place, having under
gone an operation recently. He is
now doing nicely.
Stay by the boys until all are safe
at home. To neglect them now
would show base ingratitude. Help
to keep them cheerful and comforta-
BILE until mustered out"
William Simmons, whose home is
north II town, and who was one o.
the few victims of influenza in this
section, has about recovered and was
able to come to town Tuesday.
NOTICE. have contracted with
q number of lot holders of the Mon
terey Cemetery to keep their lots UP
by the year and will be glad to
contract with others. Price per
lot, $500 a year. George Helmick.
Our Doe Hill correspondent calls
our attention to an error in the Doe
Hill items last week. Mis- Helen
Blagg is in business in Charleston,W
Va, instead of attending business
college. Miss Blagg is improving
from an attack Of pneumonia.
Ray Wilson, who, since his eye
sight failed him more than year
ago, has made his home with his
sister, Mrs. Lanty Nc Neel at Mill
Point, w. Va, arrived at Monterey
Monday evening on his way east to
consult an occulist. His eyes have
improved so that he can now read
some and got around without assist
ance.
The Red Cross has had call to
ship the linen which was collected
several weeks ago through the Gin
en- shower" We lack So hand tow
els and fine sheets. We have gone
over the top in collecting both tow
els, handkerchiefs and napkins and
would like to send in the full allot-
ment. Please make your contribu-
lions at once.
Married, Wednesday evening, Oct.
3Oth, at the home of the bride, near
Warm Springs, Mr.. A. ]. Mines and
Mrs. Bessie Showalter,% Rev. G. B.
Gibbs officiating. The happy couple
have the best wishes of a host of
friends.-Bath County Enterprise.
Mrs. Showalter is a native of this
community, daughter OF, the late W.
A. Beverage, and her Highland
friends will join in the good wishes.
If you get word from the boys in
Camp or overseas, write or phone US
and we will gladly publish same
change of addresses, state Of health,
personal experience or anything Of
special interest. The boys, many of
them, do not find time to write to
all their friends, and such mention
as we refer to above, will reach
many who can hear in no other way.
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