Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-05-17
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Notes--pe People az Home and
Abroad,
W. A. Crummett, of Valley
Center, was in town Tuesday.

Center, was in town Tuesday.
Jaw Simmons and Kenton Putin
berger have moved to Deerdeld.
R. B. Stephenson, of Covlngton,
is this week with his Highland rela-
tiYes.
Mrs. A S. Walden has been Oh
the sick list for several days.
Clean up day Saturday--have
your tin cars etc. out on the street
so the teamster can find them.
Dewitt Ralston has moved from
Monterey to the Mex endree neigh
borhood.
Mrs. H. A. Wade, of Back Greek,
was among the shoppers in town
Monday.
Miss Bette Bishop, Of the Nc
Dowell neighborhood, was visiting
at Mrs. J. W. f. Lockridge last
week.
J. Hull Kramer with a small
force of hands, has resumed work
on the pike.
The season is late, but nature
provided an abundance of pretty
white flowers for Mothers Day.
]. F. McNultY and family lie
turned last week from West Va.
where they have been on visit to
. the formers son, Glenn.
Pyroxs for spraying in one and
five pound cans for sale by High
land Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Eakle, of
Elkins. W. Va, who are spending
short vacation at their old home
near Bolar, were in Monterey fer
few hours last Monday.
Miss Jessie Butcher, of Rich
mond. Va, is visiting relatives in
Highland, the home of her maternal
ancestors. She is a great-grand
daughter of the late Reubin Slaven
Mr.. and Mrs. Connel Hiner, of
Pittsburg. Pa, are on a visit to
the formers parents in Monterey,
arriving Wednesday.
Claude Simmons, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Saul Simmons, who holds a
besiness position at Filbert, W..
Va. came home this week on a
short vacation.
Latest styles in Bracelet Watches
and Diamond Law Alieres for
graduation presents at Il. M. Sla-
ven's Jewelry Store.
Mr. and Mrs J Fl Pruitt enter
tanned the graduating class of Nj,
II. S. for supper Wednesday even
ing at their home on Hill Top.
Paris Johnston and family have
moved to Thornwood, W. Va,
where he has been employed TO.
some time. VIM Winner will move
to the house vacated by Mr.. John
ston, and which he has recently
purchased.
"Just fer Fun" a laughable and
catchy little play, was given by the
seniors of the NJ. Il. S. Saturday
night. The personation of charac-
ter by the young people was excel
lent, and all who were there spent
an enjoyable evening. A small ad-
mission fee was charged. the pro-
ceeds amounting to nearly $50,
and was donated, in part or as a
whole, to the Red Cross.
Il. NJ. Propst. of Richmond, Va,
and Luther Propst, of Akron, o.,
are home on visit to their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. hardwood Propst, OF
Lower Strait Creek.
Jesse Hiner and cousin, Miss
Nura Lowman, the latter having
been visiting in the Hiner home for
several weeks, went out to Dayton
latter part of the week to attend
the funeral of their aunt, Mrs.
Schrum.
Miss Eugenia and Lura Doyle, of
Richmond, are spending some
tine at their old home near Valley
Center. They passed through
Monterey last Friday, and were
accompanied by Rev. Mr.. Will
lams, a recent graduate of the
y. T. S who came to the noun
tains on short vacation.
The following delegates and visl-
tors from the Monterey Missionary
Society attended the recent annual
meeting in Harrisonhurg: Mes
danes c. w. Trimble, c. P. Jonts,
V.B. Bishop, Robert Serrett, }. b.
Hicklin, ]. A. Whitelaw, Phoebe
D. Wilson, Miss Eva Eakle. The
junior society was represented by
little Misses Martha Wilson and
Mary Katherine Trimble. The
rnpotinp cnpned on SATURDAY. and