Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes-Peopie at Home and
Abroad.

MIS-. Charles Swadlsy left Thurs
day for Camp Lee.
W. f. Kyle, of Staunton, was,
in Monterey Monday.
Water Newman was a passenger
on the in coming Stanton mail car
yesterday.
Mrs. A. S. Walden and two chill
dren left Thursday on al extended
visit to her home at Hampton, Va.
c. T. Shunate made a trip to
Washington this week to. visit his
son.
Mrs. H P. Patterson has been
i'll for several days at her no ne,
Hotel Monterey.
w. H. Vance, of the Mcdowell
side, is spending this week with his
daughter, Mrs. H. 9. Lunsford.
John A. Botkin and two sons,
Martin V. and Ernest, of Palo Al,
to, were in town Monday. They
were-accompanied by VIM. &. Bot
kin.
Mrs. C. W. Trimble and little
daughter, accompanied son and
brother, Ralph Trimble, as far as
Stanton on his return Tuesday to
his school work ut U. Va.
Ralph Trimble, student of the
Univerity of Va, came home on a
short vacation early in the week.
Mrs. Estelle Hevener, of Loudon
county, has been with relatives
here since latter part of last week.
r. Lee Gum and son, A. ?.
Gum, and D. G, Graham paid a
visit to Camp Lee, going out on
Saturday.
Just received today (75) seventy
FIVE new spring shapes in our milli-
merry department. Highland Mer-
camille Co.
A. r. GilkersoD. left Tuesday
for his Augusta home to spend
some time.
L. S. Dickinson, the shoe man,
made his spring round in the coun-
tv this week. He was accompanied
by R. N Jones, who has been en-
ployed in Keyser.
W. E. Gum and H, H. Pullin,
who have been working in the
West Virginia mills for q few
weeks, spent few hours at their
Monterey homes last Sunday.
Rev. Wendall Allen, of Mcdowell
was in Monterey Wednesday. re-
turning on the noon mail car.
Five more Highland boys 60 into
training next week. May they grow
fat and strong in camp and have to
do no fighting!
Worthy B Stuart and Rev Mr.
Dickson, of the Williamsville COM
munity, were in town Tuesday.
Among the shoppers here We'd
nesday we're, ]. Wesley Hevener,
son and daughter, William and Miss
Emma, J. 4. Bland and A. P. Ar
bogast.
Miss Mollie Mauzy, of Crabbot-
tom, who has been teaching in Lees
burg, the past year has accepted a
position with bank in the Capitol
City. So
Your Easter hat is now ready.
Drop in and look at it. Highland
Mercantile Co.
We are in receipt of a letter from
Mr.. Sylvester Hner, of Wichata,
Kans., and says he can't get along
we'll without he Recorder. Mr..
Hiner paid bis Highland relatives a
visit last summer and made many
new friends.
We have been requested to an
nounce that all those who have
books to give the soldier boys will
please send them in by Monday
April 1st. Those living out of town
please leave at Monterey postoffice
the Monterey students will coll"ct
in town if made known.
Miss Alma Trimble delightfully."- |
entertained the members of the
Junior class Of NJ II. S, of which |
she is a member, on Wedne: day |
evening at her home on Spruce
street. Parlor games were played
by all, Delicious refreshments were
served.
The following work has been
completed and shipped by the Doe
Hill Branch of the Woman's Ser
vice League, MIS-. Sidney Wilson,
chairman: 4 sweaters, 3 pairs
wristlets, "a afghan squares, 2 pa
iamas suits, II comfort bags. II
comfort pillows, II handkerchief,
2 tray covers, 5 napkins, wash
cloth.
) | Mrs. Homer Stephenson, whose
s27th has not been good for sever
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