Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-12

visit ii his friend, h. y. Jones.
Mrs. Boyd Stephenson is slowly i'm.
proving after her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hicklin ant
little daughter spent several days
last week, at the formers old homo
on the Bull Pasture.
Miss Sale Slaven, left this weeh
for Conshohocken, Pa, where she
expects to go into training.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Don Sullen-
berger, on last Sunday, fine son.
Mrs. o. ]. Campbell returned Mon
day from a visit to. her aged father
Jesse B. Slaven in Marlinton.
Roy Dickson went out to Stauntol
Tuesday to enter the Dunsmore Bust
ness College.
Miss Evelyn Jones was a passenger
on Pullins east bound car Monday.
Miss Annie Gillespie, who has beer
spending a few days inStaunton, re
turned to Monterey Tuesday.
Ambrose Kramer, of Swoope, Va.
is visiting Highland friends and rela
tives.
Lee ]. Winner and Mrs ]. W. Cal
houn. of Crabbottom were over Mon
day and visited Mrs. Catherine Trim
Bile, Just south of town.
G. B. Kramer and sister, Mis-
Laura, of Stuart's Draft neighbol
hood, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. J
w. Bird, of this place. Miss Krame
will be remembered by a number {.
our people, having taught in the MOI
tcrey High school two terms.
Dr.. R. w. Bragg, of Alberta, Va.
was in Monterey short while Mon
day, and had us to place his name OF
Recorder subscription list.
Lightning struck flue top on Fl
Fl. Pullin's house Tuesday evening
but did no serious damage. Their
was no rain falling at the time, tn
boltcoming from a cloud hanging II
the northwest. The day was
very warm one and the electrical di;
,,Inx followed
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Bird, recent:
of Camp Shelby, Miss; came to Mon
terey last friday to visit the doctor
sisters, Mesdames Richard Jones ant
]. C. Matheny. DR.. Bird has beer
with the medical branch of the arm.
for nearly two years, but expects II
receive his discharge soon.
All Auxiliaries having any knit
ting or Refugee garments on hane
will please send same at once to tn
Red Cross Work Room.
Mrs C. M. Lunsford, Director.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Price, accom-
panied by the formers mother, Mrs
w. A. Price, of the Doe Hill ne1Sh
borhood, were in Monterey last Satu'
day. Mr.. Price presented this 1flc
with a 1918 sweet pumpkin ana SOM
Ben Davis apples; all in good stat
of preservation.
vaccinate your cattle for Blackle;
We have the vaccine.
Highland Mercantile co.
Miss Stella Malcolm, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Malcom' O
the Monterey valley, returned iron
her training school in Richmond
few days ago, having completed tn'
oo,,rse. and is now full-fedgtt
nurse.
Said one thoughtful nubbln to an
other, I growled and worried over
that cool weather in August, but thls
hot spell will cure me-"
There will be called communlca,
+ion of Highland Lodge No. ITO A
u & A. NJ. for work in the third oe
gree Geo. w. Wright, Division Lee
t,ror is expected to be present and
confer the degree and all the breth-
eren are urged to be present. Ihere
,,ieht be something in the way OF re-
fresnment after the aieetlns.
Remember the date, Moaday nignt'
September 18th.
w. H. Matheny, Sec
T. Hull Kramer, in charge OF the
road force, is arranging to go &c
.,rs,,t on the new section 10 be built
-,aay Meadow Dale. In anticipation
ot cool nights, he will erect camp
with sleeping quarters and COOK
room 50 that work may continue wei
through the fall. AS we understand
If about one mile Of road is to Dc
7milt. practically on a new location
and It will be big Improvement
over the present one.
The bridge contractors are said tt
he on the ground, and as the ne"
road will have to be built before the
bridge can be used, the transfer o
the road force to that point is timely
The new bridge will be of eemen