Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-06-28

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A. A. Shumate, who has been
working at Hot Spring, returned
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Hiner, Jesse
Hiner and Mrs Harriet Ryder spent
Sunday with Doe Hill relatives.
Mrs E B Whitelaw and little child
rem after stay of several weeks at
her old home near Mill Gap, return
ed to Monterey today.
No. Maria, Hog Island is not a
place where they send the ones
who refuse to contribute to The
Red Cross,
Mrs. William Wagner, f Bridge
water. spent a few hours Monday
with her sister, Mrs II + Slavcn in
Monterey.
Dr.. I. Il. Tl;mhle and daughter.
Miss Maud, and Miss Vernon
Moore. of Staunton, came to Mon
teT"y Monday.
Parents and friends who hear OF
the safe arrival Of their boys over
tbela, congratulate themselves that
one dangerous lap Of tie adventure
is passed.
Every patri tic. sensible Hin
lander should sow an acre or two
to buckuheat. 1t is one Of THE
WAYS in which Highland can do
her bit.
Miss Josephine Bradshaw, of
Mcdowell and her friend, Miss
Florence Keezle, of Rockingham,
who has been visiting her, spent
s)ne time in Monterey this week,
t &c guest of Miss Evelyn Jones.
cNiram Clummett, who went to
camp Lee Tuesday, was contractor
Oh The Star route between Wander
pool and Valley center, and the
route will be reIet. In the mean
time, Cloyd uc,old is in charge.
Mrs C S Peterson, who has been
visiting Mrs Dennis Gum at Mead
ow Dale, r=turned to her home n
Mcdowell Thursday.
Not having provided his big au-
t. with a "cow catcher" Jesse
Hiner coliided with a town COW or
Main street last Sunday morning
The cow came out with the loss of
sundry patches Of cuticle while the
machine was minus lamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Stephenson
and little daughter, of Greenbrier
county, W. Va, came TO Highland
Latter part of last week, and on
Tuesday Mrs. Stephenson, accom-
p2niel by her husband and DR..
Fox, went to the University hospi-
tai.
John NJ Cola" returned Wednes
day evening from trip TO Rich
mond and other points east
June has made a new weather
record this year. On two or three
occasions the mercury went down
to %, and some frost could be seen
Monday morning, but no special
harm was done.
Mrs. T. J. Jones, who made a
trip to Camp Lee last week, was &C.
companied on her return Saturday
night by her son, | luther, who had
been in training there for several
weeks. chilly" is the midget of the
camp, but he looks soldlerly in his
uniform.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. latham and |
little daughters, Misses Ruth and
Irene, left Tuesday morning for Mr.
Eastharn's old home, Buffalo, West |
Va, where they will spend Vaca-
ton of t%o weeks,
Among the Highland boys who
have been heard from since arriv-
ing cover there" and not previous
" mentioned in these columns, are
Sergeant John E Slaven and doc"
Kramer, Corp. Berten Hook, Tay-
Tor REYNOLDS, Ellie Rexrode.
Harry T. Swecker, q d Mari n
Morgan. cololed, of Tie seth inf.
DR.. F. S. Suldarth, wife and
two children, who have been spend
ing some time with relatives in
Bath county. passed through here
Tuesday morning on their way
home, Grafton, W. Va.
Eight of the soldier bows who
were due to go to Camp Lee Tues
day, reported at Monterey on the
previous evening, five stsrting from
McDawelI, aud one Of the fourteen,
Luther Mullenax, failjn" to report
He is resident OF the Allegheny
section. and it was stated, had gone
away some time ago to work: it is
understood that he did not get notice
of his call, and is expected to res
pond as soon as he can be located
and notified.
Capt. Miller Bishop, of the Az
iati0n branch Of uncle Sans service,
came home last Saturday for stay