Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-05-22
Highland Kecorder
LOCAL NEWS
Polluted paTagraphs-Brief News
Notes-Peopie al Home and
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MI AiiiaiN IICiOid VI oSoioa
tas is on visit to Highland rela-
tivPS.
M, 4. Matheny and son, John,
of Barlow, were in town Monday.
Dorsey Freeman and family spent
Sunday with relatives in Bridge
water. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Ohio Wade.
Farmers will not have to be urg-
ed to SOW the largest possible acre
age of buckwht at.
r. L. Harris has accepted a po-
sition IN Holidays Shoe Store, at
Staunton,
Miss Ada Wilton, Of Charlottes-
vile, is visiting MIR. and Mrs. Il. B.
Wood.
Lloyd Bird, of Camp Lee, spent
a short time at his Valley Center
hame, arriving last Saturday.
Arthur Hevener is building new
residence on his land lying on the
mountain west of Monterey.
DR.. |. FL. Trimble. of Star7ton
made trip to Monterey this week,
arriving Tuesday.
MAY makes the hay" md she
is just as busy on the joE as she
can be.
Mrs. Early Puffinberger, of the
Meadow Dale community, returned
this week from the X. D. hospital
where she went for treatment some
time ago.
L S. Dickinson, the shoe man,
was in town this week. Edgar
Johnston is now driving his car for
him..
R. N. Jones, who has been in
. Keyser, W. Va, for a while, has
returned to his Monterey home.
John E. Slaven has been promot-
Ell from corporal to sergeant in Co.
D., 3l7th infantry.
Highland is putting on her sum-
mer fixins' in which she looks so
we'll. She is at her best in June.
NOTICE:-Auto owners make
your application for license to Sher-
iff D. C. Graham, Monterey, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Crowley, of
Middletown, N, Y, were the guests
IF the formers sister, Mrs. J. Il.
Pruitt, this week.
Miss Lucille Gum left today
Thursday for Lewisburg to at
tend commencement finals. She
was a student at the seminary,
Highland county now has "a
men serving in the army. Let US,
through the medium of the Red
Cross, take the best possible care
of them.
You will want to meet, see and
hear the young war veteran next
Monday. He comes as wounded
soldier to plead for his comrades.
Mrs. J. Ed Arbogast, who be-
came very ill last week, is now at
the University hospital, where sshe
was expected to submit to an oper-
alton on Wednesday. Her husband
accompanied her as did also her at
tending physician.
Mrs. Arbogast was operated on
Wednesday, and, while the opera
ton was critical one, she WIS
reported as getting along we'll to-
day--Thur=day.
DR.. VS.. Whitmore, Watt Eyer,
Messrs Bryan, Lewis and McCue
were Stauntonians seen Oh the
streets of Monterey this week.
Don't miss the closing of the
Red Cross drive in Monterey next
Monday. The oil day feature of
the program is designed to accom-
modate all.
Mis-. w. E. IRVINE, of the Nc
Dowell community, paid Monterey
visit Tuesday.
The closing exercises of the Mon
terev HIGH School will take place
next Wednesday night.
The United Daughters of the
Confederacy will meet Wednesday,
May 80, 1918, 2 o'clock p. m, at
the home of Mrs f, A McNulty,
Mcdowell. This is an especially
important meeting, and it is hoped
that each and every member will
try to be present.
,Tom Jones, for several years a
TYPO in the Recorder Office, has &C
cepted position in print shop at
Pulaski, Va He is worthy, in
dustrious young man, and the Re
corder's best wishes 60 with him.
Error In making up copy for
Red Cross solicitors Jas S. fleisher
of Forks of Water was overlooked
Mrs Lawrence Ralston, who was
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