Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-10-18
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> Notes-peopse at Home and
Abroad.

Abroad.
Miss Alice Dever spent Sunday in
Monterey.
". A. Cunningham continues
very sick.
Miss Mamie Bratton, of Bolar
was shopping in Monterey Friday.
Miss Virginia Graham returned
from Elkin3, ". Va. Sunday.
Dorsey Freeman and Bernie Hin
err are both on the sick list this
week.
Miss Amelia Stephenson, who is
teaching in McGayesville, came
home Friday On account OF the
epidemic there Of Spanish Influenza
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Newland OF
Crabbottom were in Monterey Mon
day
Mrs. H. P. Patterson, left last
i Thursday for Staunton to visit rel
I atives.
A. 3. Warwick and daughter, Miss
" 1iara.-a4e visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
blaven. They arrived the latter
part of last week.
We can save you money on
Winter Clothing. Come in and take
look.
Highland Mercantile co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Blakenore and
amily of Staunton, motored to Mon
erey a few days ago and were
Fuests of Miss Peace, while in town.
Pete Smith of Hightown met with
rather serious accident Wednesday
breaking Il stick large splinter
ew up into his eye and cut it pref
badly.
Dr.. Hanson Ogilvie of New York
ity spent a few hours one day last
eek with his mother, Mrs. NJ. L.
giIvie.
On hands a limited supply OF
eavy Comforts. R. NJ. Trlmble
At last, we have gotten our mems
onan's and children's rubbers.
Highland Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Saul Simmons and daughter
" Irs. Kenton Puf!nbcrger and friend
Iiss Grace Chinchault of Deerf!eld
4 pent Wednesday in Monterey.
Mis- Grace Jasper and friend Nj
Harrington, Of Staunton are guests
of Miss Lucille Gum.
Clarence, the son of Dr.. and Mrs.
c. C. Jones Of Staunton, is visiting
his~uncle, ". F. Jones, near High
town.
J. W. Simmons an aged citizen Of
Forks of Water, paid Monterey
visit Wednesday.
Buy a Weber Wagon now and
save SIS.
Highland Mercantile Co.
The Board Of Directors or the |
First National Bank at its meeting
Monday subscribed 100000 in
bonds of the Fourth Liberty Loan
for the account of the bank, making
total of 100000 for The First |
National Of the four Liberty Loans |
offered the public.
The following boys lsft for train
ing at Charlottesville Camp Tuesday |
Robert Dickson, Mason Armstrong
and Ed. T<iracofe.
Just received another new lot Of
Millinery. If you do not feel like
buying & new hat, bring the old one
in and let us rctrim it for you.
Highland Mercantile Co.
NOTICE The Monterey taxes
are cue and ready. for collection.
Kindly attend to this matter at once.
Respectfully,
c. I. Shumate,Sst.
As we prepare 10 go to press,
we learn Of the death OF
Mrs. John K. Kramer, who died
Thursday morning at her home at
W. Va. The news
came as a great shock to her High
land friends and relatives She
leaves a husband and a large family
Of children. We have not heard OF
the particulars of her death.
Mrs. John Jackson, who livedat
Frost. W. Va. died Friday, October
4th, aged 50 years. She was former,
Iy Miss Mary C. Simons and a sister
Of our townsman, Floyd Simmons.
She is survived - her husband and
q number OF friends and relatives.
Burial services took place the fol-
lowing day at the, Marlinton GENE
terry inthc presence Of a large num-
Der OF people.
have on hands a good stock OF
Auto Tires. Will sell at reduced
rr;oo dur;nr this month