Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-08-30
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Pointed Paragraphs Brief News
Eotes-People at Home and
Abroad.

guest of Hotel Monterey.
GU. Hiner lost his valuable
saddle and driving horse last week.
w G. Hull and John Hevener
left Tuesday fer Baltimore on a
short vacation.
Owen Hiner went to Doe Hill
Tuesday to visit his mother. Mrs
Harrison Botkin.
J. W. Simmons and n, c. S
of Forks Of Water, were among
the county people here On Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Colaw, O.
Chicago, are at Mr.. Colaw's old
home in Monterey, arriving Tues
day, 9th.
John Cobb and Robert Newman,
former Highlahders. now in West
Virginia, are in the count this week
Mrs. NJ. H Morgan and little
son, Ned, of Hampton, Va. were
guests earl in the week of Mrs. A,
5. Walden.
MIR. and Mrs, D c. Graham and
daughter, Miss Virginia. are this
week attending the Rockingham
county fair at Harrisonburg.
Lloyd Samples, who was hurt in
an auto wreck near Barlow ;arly
last week, was brought to his home
on Straight Creek last Tuesday.
H. II. Terry, Miss Hazel and
Frank, of Jackson's River, were
in town Tuesday, aud returning in
the AFTERNOON were accompanied by
Miss Alma Trimble.
LOST A gold-filled watch and
chain between Cheat Club, W. Va.
and Monterey. Va. Reward if left
at this rfiice
The names of Mr. and Mrs. NJ
F. Wiley, Who have just sent in
their names for membership in the
Red Cross Chapter, round out the
list Of annual members to 1000
Mrs. John Pitrce and little child
of Louden county, are visiting the
formers brother and other relatlv-
es in Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A Whitelaw
drove out to Stau ton Sunday
tncir daughter, Miss Elizabeth, re-
tn ming with them in the afternoon.
Randolph and Alfred Eagle, Of
Doe Hill. accompanied by DR.. An
d'ev Sheppe, paid visit to Mon
terey Tuesday morning DR.
Sheppe is awaiting call to service
as il volunteer in the Med. Reserve
Corps.
Nearly 200 bushels of peaches
have been brought to the Monterey
market during The past ten days
They were fine specimens, and
came from the Petersburg, (W.Va)
section.
Russell Bird, who holds a bust
ness position in Harrisonburg,
came Saturday to register, and
spent few DAYS with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs d 0. Bird at Valley
Center.
Call or write me if you need any
Optical work done as | may be in
your neigh borhood soon and will
call and see you.
FL. Arthur Hall, Optometrist,
Monterey, Virginia.
DR.. Fleming, who occupied the
o.. lpit at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday night was met by full
house, and bis sermon was an excel
lent one.
Randolph E. Meyrs, of the Y
NJ. G A Of Washington, D. c. is
a guest this week in the home of
Mr. and Mrs G. W. Mauzy Of Crab
bottom.
J. W. Goodsell and family, o.
Durbin. W. Va. motored to Mon
terey Sunday.
Ralph Gwin, whose name occurr-
ed in the casualty list Tuesday as
badly wounded, is brother of Mrs
Jack Cleek Of Back Creek.
Rev. Mr.. Simmons of the Breth-
ern church has been holding pro-
tracted meeting at Harper Chapel.
and on last Saturday night tn
entire congregation profTessed faith
in Christ.
The frs5 installment of DR.. Ar
thur n Davis, an American dentis',
articles will appear in next weeks
Recorder. DR. Davis practiced in
the Kaiser's family fourteen years,
and his articles give startling facts.
Be sure to read them.
During a severe storm last Sat
uriay the residence of VIM Gum,
south of Hishtown, was struck by
lightning twice within a few min
utes. Mr.. Gum was in the hay
field when The first bolt came, de-
molishing the chimney and tearing