Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-04-19
Highland Recorder
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Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes-penDle at Home and
Abroad.
Court day next Tuesday.

speaking next tuesday.
C. B. Gibbs and wife, of Bolar,
were in Monterey Wednesday.
Mrs M Ogilvie and H. F.
Slaven went to Staunton, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wade are
visiting Mr. and Mis- Paul olaven.
The big storm has passed, and
Highland hardly knows she was
struck at all.
Lunch will be served by the Red
Cross on the court house lawn,
Tuesday, April %. 1918.
Mr.. and MIS-. E. b Jones, left
Monday morning for Washington
and Baltimore.
Mrs. Peter Gutshall, of Dickson s
Hill returned Monday from a visit
to relatives in eastern Highland
Liovd Sullenberger and A. L..
Jones returned Monday evening
from a trip to the Valley City,
Miss Lucy Gray Bird and broth
er Forest passed throug h town
r ,esdav on their way to visit their
brother, Arthur Bird, at Camp
Lee.
Mrs. Ernest Lockridge and little
son are visiting relatives in the Nc
Dowell section.
Robert Hull and sister, Mrs. George
Gum, of Hightown, were trading
in Monterey Tuesday.
When you come to court drop
around to see US. We can furnish
YOU the Recorder and The Thrice
a-Week World year for 81 Is.
The friends of Robert Matheny
will be pleased to learn ne has ar
rived safely in London to take up
his work in the consular service.
Sanford Carson, a former res
ident OF Monterey, now living at
Hampton Sidney is in town shak-
ing hands with old friends,
The buyer of Liberty Loan bonds
not only shows true patriotism, but
excellent business judgement.
Are we worthy of the sacrifice
our BOYS lover there" are making.
for us? Let US show it by word
aid deed.
Garden making was among the
many vernal hopes and fancles
receiving jolt by the storm OF
last. week, and n thing will be lost
if we do not rally from the set
back before May first.
Lost during recent snow storm
between J. Hull Kramer S anr
Hish1nu,n~a ladv's small size wrist
watch, nickle case. Watham move
ment. Reward if returned to Mrs.
H. S. Johnston or Dorsey Freemsn
Monterey, Va.
It is reported that John R Slaven
Willie Benson and Stuart Dickson
have arrived some where in France
The latter two belong to Camp
Meade Tank unit.
Dr.. G. b. Fox went to Hot
Springs Thursday and expects to
bring Mrs Maggie Sharp to her
home near Bolar. It will be recall
ed that sre met with a runaway
q ,cident several weeks ago, since
which time, she has been in san
atorium at Hot Springs.
The regular meeting of the High
land chapter of the U. d. C's will
meet Wednesday afternoon April
24, at 2 o'clock, at home of Mrs.
II. B. Wood,
Charlie Pullin left Tuesday for
Grottoes, Augusta county, with a
load of delegates to. the ses--
SION of Lexington Presbytery
Among those going were Rev. N.
A. Parker, Rev. L M. Moffett, Rev
B. L Wood, E. J. Maloy and G d
Dudley.
We are informed by H. M.
Slaven. Chairman of the Third
Liberty Loan for this county, that
he has arranged to have speaker
here for the opening day of court
Make it a point to hear this
subject discussed.
Mrs ]. C. Matheny requests the
Mission Study circle to meet with
her Friday Of this week as annuunc
ed. This is the last meeting of the
season and some interesting fea-
lures have been arranged A good
attendance is desired.
The following transfers of valua-
BILE town real estate have taken
place during the week: From Mrs
M. X. Fleisher to J. W. Mackey,
the cottage on the hill now occupl-
ed by A. P. Gum. 1t is understood
that Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mackey
will reside there. From < b
Whitelaw to A. P. Gum, the White
law residence on West Main, few
doors west of the Recorder Office