Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-12
Highland Recorder
LOCAL y EWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes-Peopie at Home and
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A. VI Eastman IS on the SICK
list this week.
J. II. Armstrong, of Doe Hill,
was among the visitors in Monterey
Monday.
E. VI. Arbogast, Of Marlinton,
paid a shor; visit to Monterey
latter part of last week.
Miss Lucille Gam spoat Tuesday
in monterey visiting MS. Q1lsen-
berry. at Mrs J G Hiner's.
Rev. lyle NJ. 5loffett will talk on
some phase Of missions at the Mon
terey Presbyterian church on next
Sunday night $50.
G. n. Puffinber2er. after short
visit to his old home near Forks
of Waters, returned Monday to
West Virginia where lie ho!ds q
business position.
The Pocahontas Supply Co. has
large ad. ia this issue, Offering nu,
merous bargains. You will do well
to arrange to get some OF these
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellie Hevener, Of
Lover Strait Greek, were in Monte'
rev last Thursday and treated lis
to maple sugar which we enjoy
ed very much.
Misses Mary and GSogana Ryder
went as far as Mcdowell with thei!
brother, Ed. to spend Sunday with
Mrs Paul PulIin and were unable to
return Monday on account of the
storm.
Subscribers, please remember we
are only allowed a years credit to
subscribers under the Pnstofice
Ruling, so please make your re-
mittance within the year.
Mr.. O. H. Gum, of the High
town community, remembered the
Recorder man with a box OF nice
apples last Saturday. The apples
wintereA through fine and we
thank Mr.. Gum very much for the
treat.
Jacob Echard and two grand sons,
Geo. William Enhard and Denver
Ray, of Sugar Grove, paid Monte
rey visit last week.
Mort Hull brought to this office
q curiosity in t1e from Of a hen
egg. In size it resembles a goose
egg more, and while not very
symmetrical in shape, its unusual
size indicates that Old Biddy
probably did her best in these war
times.
WANTED-A man to work
hand county; will pay salary
and expenses to right man. Apply
at Hotel Monterey at once.
A. G. Livick.
A tenant house on A. C. Judy's
land north of town and occupied
by Walter Simmons, was dis
covered to be on fire Saturday, and
and Just in time to save the
property, as a considerable part OF
the roof was in a blaze.
The third Liberty Loan started
off in nearly every section with a
gratifying, whirlwind rush. What
are Highlanders going to do in the
matter? As has been Stated time
aud again, aside from the patriotic
duty OF citizens, the bonds offer a
profitable Investment. Let your
money help in the final victory.
Almost every day droves of cat
tie pass up street on their way
from the valley counties to pasture
and range along the border line of
the two ViTginias, and as they re-
turn next fall they will mock the
poor fellow who is trying to live a
beeaess life.
Had Daddy" Shumate been
home first of week, he would have
discovered several automobile
drivers who seemed to have failed
t. read the warning in regard to
speeding. All admit that it must
be stopped, yet many forget when
they get behind the wheel.
C Mathenv gave several of
his Sabbath school pupils a treat
last Saturday by driving them to
Stanton to hear the celebrated
evan- els. Gypsie Smith. Those
going were Thomas Jones, Ira
Rexro e, Claude Beverage, Cecil
Wade and Russell Simmons.
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