Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-08-23
Highland Recorder
Pcinted Paragraphs-Brief News
Notes-Peopie at Home and
Abroad.
B. l. Chapman, OF Richmond, i;
spending this week in Highland.

day morning.
Mrs. Joseph Jones has received
word of the safe arrival OF her
grand. son, Luther jones, overseas.
Paul Couch, a former pupil of
the Nj. 4. S., w>of Nor'h Jar
DINA, cane in Saturday to Wis
it his aunt, Mrs V. B. Bishop.
W. c. Snyder, of the U S. navy,
came to his home in Crabbottom,
last Saturday on leave of~absence.
W. E. Gum who has been work
ing al Charleston, ". Va return
ed to his home in Monterey last
Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. C. c. Jones, of the
Valley City, are at the old home
near Hightowu, arriving Monday.
V. B. Bishop went to Charlottes-
vile, early in the week to visit his
son, Henderson, who is in training
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L Gum have
learned of the safe arrival in France
of their son Ebert, who received
his training at Camp Mead.
William Winner brought a load
of nice peaches to Monterey
THURSDAY morning, the prodtct OF
an orchard near Petersburg, W Va.
Mr. and Mrs H G Lunsford and
child left Thursday for Columbus,
O., to visit relatives and take in the
State Fair.
DR.. C. B. Fox went to Rich
mond this week for examination
as to physical qualifications for
service in the Medical Reserve
Corps, having previously volunteer
ed.
Robert Hedrick is doing some
repair work to the court house,
damage caused by the fire last win
ter.
Miss Mary Ryder returned from
a visit to her sister, Mrs Paul
Pullin of Deerffeld. on Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Bradshaw,
and children, OF Holden, W. Va
were in Monterey last Friday. They
are visiting Highland relatives.
Mrs. A. Reese Lockridge, of
Flood, Va. has received a card
from her son, A. Lee Lockridge,
saying he has arrived safely over
seas.
MIR. and Mrs. T. C. Miller, of
She, herdstown, w. Va, who are
canvassiDg in the interests CT a
school they represent, spent Satur-
day night with the latter's brother
in law, Boyd Stephenson.
LOsT-A gold-filled watch and
chain between Cheat Club, W: Va.
AID Monterey, Va. Reward if left
at this Office.
Mr. and Mrs E. B. Jones motor
ed to Stanton Tuesday evening
to meet Mrs Jones' sister, Mrs
Carl Classius, of Baltimore, who,
with her children, is now a guest IN
the Jones home.
Among the visitors here from
Augusta early in the week were,
H. H. Sproul and two little sons,
Lee Trfmble and sons and Henry
Jones.
In receipt of renewal last week
a subscriber wrote on the margin
of the renewal blank, 1--WE get
more for this dollar than any other
ONE we spend" If every one
had the same feeling of apprecla-
ton for our efforts, much improve
ment would be the result. Cul-
tivate the taste for good and cut
out the "knock," is a good rule to
follow generally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick Collins
and son, John, who Gave been on
a visit to Augusta relatives were
in Monterey Tuesday on their way
home, to Sun Light. W. Va.
MIR and Mrs. Sherman Gibson,
two children and Miss Annie Dever,
of Frost, ". Va, spent Sunday
last with Mrs Elizabeth Gibson.
Returning Monday they were &C
compan,ed by Miss Alice Dever.
A. W. Arbogast came in from
Pocahontas last Monday and on
the following day left for Keyser,
w. v, accompanied by his brother
J. E. Arbogast, of Monterey,
Their business there is to look after
the marketing of their peach crop,
C. C. Arbogast, of Keyser, being
interested, also. Their orchard is
six years old, but this is the first
big yield they have had. 1t is
understood that they have already
sold the 1918 crop, and it is now
ready for shipping.
The Food Administrator of High
land County has appointed the fol-
lowing men to.sign his name to the
o., rort;Go.tae nf 25 lbs allOL-