Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-10-04
Highland Recorder
Pointed Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes People at Home and
Abroad.

:. Mr. and Mrs J E Arbogast motored
to Staunton Wednesday Afternoon.
.FiramBeverage, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Beverage, Of Straight
with influenza.
Mrs Elihu Gum and daughter
spent Wednesday in town shop
ping.
Mrs Paul Slaven, returned Satrr-
day from visit to Winchester and
other cities.
Mrs. c. 3. Fox, who has been on
the sick list this week, is better.
MI. and Mrs. Dennis Gum were
shopping In Monterey Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.Matheny, left
Wednesday afternoon for Mariinton,
hospital, where Mrs. Mathony viii
undergo an operation. Dr. c. Z.
Fox accompanied her.
Miss Delah Williams of Back Crek
left Thursday for Dale Enterprise
to teach She win hold the prin-
SAp"lohip III. tLiS A=ASh S~i4oCA N-'I4'
place.
Mis- Maud Ryder left "Wednesday
for Derfeld to visit Lcr sister Mrs.
Paul Pullin for a few days before re-
turning 10 Charlottesville. .
Roy Campbell, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Price Campbell, Of Mil Gap, left Wed
r2aday evening for Hampton Roads,
IA. Sometime ago he decided 10 en-
list in the Navy and received orders
to rcqort for duty at once.
7 have il stock 4 complete line Of
rev Fall Millenery.and am getting
in new goods about twice each week
Miss Mary Sandman will be glad to
show you what ! have and make
special orders for anything not in
stock.
V. B. Bishop.
County schools of the Monterey
District will open Monday, Oct. 7.
Hiram Beverage, Dewey Hiner
and Russell Colaw who are sick at
Camp Lee, are reported better.
Owing to the epidemic of inAu-
enza in Roanoke, the Potomac
Division Of American Red Cross
has decided to postpone the>Group
Conference to have been held at
that place, Oct. ? 8.
Misses Annie and Alice Dever
went to Staunton Tuesday to take
a business course at Dunsmore
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. F. Slaven left
Tuesday for Pom ton Lakes, n. J.
to visit their daughter, Mrs. J. P.
Lunsford.
In the matter of conserving
gasoline. Hiehlanders are showing
their characteristic spirit of loyalty,
at least nine tenths of the Sunday
motoring having been cut out.
After the 5th Of Oct. l will
charge Is cts shave, % cts a
hair cut and Is cts for bobbing
children's hair.
Chas. Diggs, Barber
H. L. Lang, Of Staunton, is visit.
ing Highland friends, arriving We'd
nesday evening.
200 bags Of salt. timothy seed.
All kinds of farm implements for
sale by V. B. Bishop.
Lunch will be served by the Red
Cross on the Court House Lawn
Tuesday Oct. Sth. Every one is
requested to come and help cut
both in buying your dinner and
bringing something for it.
Miss Bess Bishop, Chm.
Finance Comm.
Misses Virginia Graham and
Amy Samples left Thursday for a
visit of several days to friends at
Elkins, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs " H Matheny return
ed Wednesday evening from q visit
Of several days with Stanton
relatives.
Mrs. T. S Hing and little son
joined Prof. King at Hotel Monte
rey last Saturday evening, the
husband and father having pre-
ceeded them TO take charge of the
M. H. S as principal.
Mrs. G. A Wilfong has recelv-
ed q card informing her of the safe
arrival overseas of her son, Prvt.
Vivian T. Wilfong. Bat F 6Sth Hv