Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-10-11


Miss florence Slaven is visiting
relatives in Monterey.
A. S. Morton, aStaunton Leader
representative was in town Tues
day.on business.
Bernie Hiner spent Monday in
Staunton on business.
DR.. I. Il. .Trimble, came out first
of the week to attend TO weigh
ing his cattle for market.
Mrs. j. c. MatheQy, patient in
the Marlinton hospital is impTov-
ing rapidly.
Miss fdna Hildebrand, Of the
Blue Grass Valley, left this week
for Staunton to accept position.
After the 18th of October remem-
Der the Recorder will be one dollar
fifty cents, get itnow if you want it
at the old price.
Letch Hiner, returned Monday
from Camp Lee, and reports the con-
dition Of his son, Dewey as much
better.
Misses Eugcnia and Lura Doyle
passed through Monterey, Wednes-
day on their way to their home on
short vacation.
Some are responding to the call
for linen in the Red Cross Linen
Shower, and we trust every piece
will be larndered before being sent
il as requested by headquarters
!. Henderson Bishop, arrived
Friday evening, last, from Char
louisville camp for FIVE days fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. B. Bishop.
Little Charles Swadley, who has
,Ibeen laid Up for several weeks with
Z broken limb, was down town,
Tuesday, for the first time in q
wheel chair.
Mrs. T. S. King has been added to
the NJ. II. S. faculty as latin teacher
Hrs. G. p. Mccoy suDstitinS in this
branch until last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dudley, Jr.,
CT EIigntown, were in Monterey
tuesday.
r. ?. Ftinkle, who has his person
81 property advertised in this issue,
will shortly move to New York state
and engage in farming.
Remember the price OF the RE
CORDER will Le$1.50 after the Is
October. Ifyou want to take advan-
tage Of old price send in your remit
lance at once.
Buy Fourth Liberty Bonds. 1t will
give the Kaiser black eye, and will
help cur lighting boys.
J. Il. Crowley, of Mcdowell, has
ytcen appointed game warden for
' Highland County, succeeding Don
Suilcnberger.
=. s. Wagner, of Strait Creek, was
in t. see us Monday and left us four
+ very large Fall Pippins. They are
the largest ones we have seen thus
far.
C}.ua. s. TTuIse, Of New York, after
installing our new type casting ma
chine, lett us Friday for other points
il Virginia and Delaware, before re-
turning to his home.
Al who have silver donations
from Red Cross Teas will kindly
turn il over to the Finance Commit
tee. There will be no Teas during
this week on account of it's being |
court week. Il
Miss Emma Heverer, Of Hightown |
donated a cheese to the Red Cross |
which was auctioncd off at Mrs. |
MgliEe Irimble's sale to-day and |
the sum OF $50. so was realized. |
B1g. Willis Gibson taking the last bid |
Please remember the Red Cross
Nor:, Room is open every Wednes- I
day@ftcrnoon, from 2 to 5 o'clock.
The Executive Committee OF the
Highland County Chaptcr,A. r. c.
will meet Monday evening, Oct. Il.
Il s o'clock, at First National
Bank.
VIC take this opportunity to thank
All particularly the out CT town |
residents. who contributed so gene
rougly toward making our lunch
such I Success.
After the 9Th Of Oct. | will
charge Is cjs a shave, rs cts ;,
hair cat and Is cts for bobbing
ctiidren's hMr.
Chas. Digs, Barber
Dr.. anil Mrs. 4. $ Walden, left
Thursday On a business tip TO |
Richmond.
Word has been received that
Dewey Hiuer, who had been sick
ct Camp Lee is able to go about.
also Russell Colaw is much i'm
proved.
On hands limited supply Of
heavy Comforts. r, NJ. Trimble
We wish to thank all who were
so kind and considered to our wife
and me: her dining her illness and
death.
James C. Lightner and children
a telegram was received as we
/were ready to 60 to press Thursday
of the sad death OF Mrs. Sallie
Snead, Of Romaey, W. Va, the
daughter Of MFR. and Mrs Chas. I
Bird. Of Back Creek. I'VE have
not learned 81 any particulars as to
her death We hope to be able to
give q fuller account next week.
The body will be brought to High
land for burial.