Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-05-31

udy,
Monterey will miss the school
girls and boys. May they all re-
turn next fall!
! These pretty warm days are fine
on the late planting.
Mrs. H. S. Crowley, of Jackson's
River, was examined by board OF
lunacy Tuesday afternoon and sent
to the w. S. II. tor treatment.
The venerable Geo. W. Botkin,
of Seld )m Seen section, spent Tues
day night as the guest of Monterey
rlatives.
Miss Irene Hevener of Mary
Baldwin Seminary, Staunton, re
turned Tuesday, with her father,
J. W. Hevener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ham Lockridge,
of Durbin, spent Tuesday night
with MIR and Mrs J. W. E. Lock
ridge, Monterey
Miss Rachel Ogilvie, who has
been teaching near Charlottesville,
cane to Monterey Saturday to re-
main some time with her mother.
NOTICE:-Auto owners make
your application for license to Sher-
if ID & Graham, Monterey, Va.
]. c. Pruitt, of Pinckney, left
Monday for a protracted visit with
relatives near Baltimore, Nd.
Hon B, H. Hiner was accom-
panied to Monterey Monday by
Mrs. Hiner, little daughter.
and Miss Filler and Mr.. Boggs.
Found A child's dark blue coat
owner can gel same by calling at
the Recorder flee, and paying for
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. G A. Bird, of Val
ley Center have gone to Camp Lee
to see their son, Lloyd
License to marry was issued We'd
nesdav 10 RUbt Lee Herold and
Miss Beulah L Hull, of the Mead
ow Dale community.
At the request of the chairman,
the names OF all who contributed
to the Red cross fund will be pub
iished. beginning next week and
continuing until complete.
Friends of Mrs J Ed Arbogast
will be glad 10 hear that she IS re-
covering nicely from the operation
recently undergone at the Uulversl-
ty hospital.
C. NJ. Lunsford, Dorsey Freeman
and Cecil Wade returned early IN
the week from Columbus, Ohio,
bringing q new truck for Mr.. Free
man and two new Fords for the
Monterey Garage trade.
B. F. Smith and son, of Rock
ingham county. spent Sunday night
in Monterey, and returning home
Monday were accompanied by Mrs.
C. B. Fox and children who will
visit there for some time.
Lloyd Chew and sister, Miss Su-
die. have returned home from Ohio:
the former has beer going to school
at Oxford university, completing
his course in bachelar of arts. The
later has been teaching at New
Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wade, OF
Valley Center, passed through town
TODAY on their way to Blackstone
where their daughters attended
school the past winter. They were
accompanied by C. G. Burns and
Mrs Charlotte Lightner, the latter
going to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Lowance, at Shenandoah, Va.
Parents send yours boys at the
front the home paper. They Will
know the people back home are
behind them in the great war, and
that we are constantly sending sup
plies and men to resist the Huns,
it will be a great consolation to
know these things are on the road
Guoin Bonner, civil war vet
eran, of Bath county, paid Monte
rev friends visit Sunday. he has
b en- the guest OF R. Lee Gum for
few days.
There was more shifting about Of
Monterey families this week: +. b
Whitelaw has vacated his property
recently sold to A. P. Gum, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gum have moved in
For the present, Mrs. V hitelaw is
with Der parents at Mill Gap. Ho-
mer Grogg and family have gone
Deerfeld to live.
The U. D. C. met Wednesday
afternoon at thy home of Mrs. E.A.
McNulty, at Mcdowell. The work
consisted in electing of new officers:
former treasurer, Mrs. Elva Viii
son resigned and Mrs. Robt. Ster-
rett was elected; secretary, Mrs. H
B. Wood, also resigned and Miss
Evelyn Jones elected, other OLD
officers being reelected. Mrs. M
P. Alexander joined at this meet
inc Delicious ice cream and cake