Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-10-25
Highland Mercantile Co.


Mr.. Clark Hevener, of Hightown
brought us in Fall Pippin, that is
q real 'pippin' II was Is inches in
circumference and weighed IS ounc-
es. Thanks Mr.. Hevener.
On hands a limited supply Of
heavy Comforts. r. NJ. Tumble
Miss Maud Ryder, who IS III train
ing at the University Hospital has
- the infuenza. Paul Couch 4 stud
e,.t at the University IS also victim
Of the flu.
Homer Waybright, a U. S. soldier
hes been sent here from camp to as
Ss>t the Local Board.
Miss Edna Campbell was in Mon
tcrey few days ago;she is al her
home while her school is closed.
Mis- Hazel Terry returned to her.
home latter part Of last week. She
was accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Margaret Swadley, Of Dayton.
z-essrs !. S. Snyder, J. Sutton,
II. Croft. :. SrocEdale and E. Car OF
Stanton we're on q business Trip TO,
Highland this week.
At last, we have gotten our mems
woman's and children's rubber5.
Highland Mercantile Co.
Hon. ]. r. Kemper, of Staunton
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five two year-old cattle. They were
taken through Monterey Tuesday
and were a fine lot Of cattle.
Dennis Hevener, who has been at
tending school at Bridgewater, Va,
returned home this week on account
Of the flu.
Mrs. S. w. C.ummctt received u
message Wednesday,, thar her so2,
<. Berlin Crunnett, Of Ak. n, Ga ~
= very i'll with influenza f
Mr.. Floyd Rexrode, daughter Miss
Lena. Misses Lille ReXrode and Leta
Hammer and Mrs. Kenny Simmons
from the South Branch, were in
Monterey Wednesday.
Each Red Cross Chapter has been
requested TO ask everyone, at the
noon hour, every day, to lift their
hearts to God in prayer for the safe
~ of our boys inthe Service, who are
suffering and dying, that the world
may be saved from aUtocracy.
Mrs. V. 3. Bishop, Chrm.
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Mr.. Robert Brennenan, returned
to Staunton Tuesday after several
weeks visit to Highland for his
health. Mr.. Brenneman was one
time associated with his brother, Mr.
Watt Brenneman in publishing the
Highland Recorder. Many Of our
older citizens will remember the
time.
Buy a Weber Wagon now and
save $25.
Highland Mercantile Co.
Con S. Slaveu, Left Tuesday for a
Camp in Maine. after spending a
short furlough with his mother,
Mrs. Charles Slaven, at Crabbottom.
Messrs Walter Gum and Jesse
Hobbs, who spent a week assisting
in services at Franklin, W. Va,
returned Saturday. Mr.. Hobbs
preached al cxceIlant sermon at the
Methodist Church here, Sunday
night.
Just received another new lot of
Millinery. If you do not feel like
buying a new hat, bring the old enc
in and let us retrim it for you.
Highland Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Wallace, of
Back Greek, visited Monterey Tues
day.
w. R. Gwin OF Headwaters was in
Monterey Tuesday. He was accom-
panied by his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Gwin.
NOTICE. The Monterey taxes
are due and ready for collection.
Kindly attend to this matter &t'onco.
Respectfully,
C. T. Shumate,Sgt.
Mrs. J. H, Hevencr Who was call
ed TO the bedside Of her srand-GauSh
ter at Charlottesville last week, re-
tured home Tuesday, leaving The
Sick much improved
| have on hands a good stock Of
Auto Tires. Will sell at reduced
price during this month.
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Beginning with this issue, we will
start the Dr. Davis articles Of the
Kaiser. On account Of the liberty