Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-08-15
DR.. l. H. Trimble, of Staunton, is
in Highland this week.


in Highland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Saunders, OF
Dovesville, Va, are on a visit to
Highland.
Mrs. Fannie Hiner returned early
last week from visit to her son,
Tate Hiner, in Pocahontas.
Moorefield District Conference
meets at Rldgeley, W. Va, on the I'd
of September.
S. l.. Lindsay left Monday for
Charleston, w. Va, to accept posi-
ton. He had the Recorder sent tc
his new address.
Mr.. and Mrs. C T.Seibert, of Rock
bridge couny, who were recent guests
at Bolar, spent Monday with rela-
tives in Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Lunsford anc
little daughters, Virginia and Name!
Lee, of Pompton Lakes, N. j., are
spending a three weeks vacation
with Monterey relatives.
Miss Irene Hevener, of Hightown.
returned latter part of last week
from a visit to her brother in Newark
N. J.
Mrs. T. H. Slaven and little daugh-
ter, Mary Margaret, returned Tues
day from Elkton, where they spent 6
few days with husband and father,
who is attending the Bear Lithii
Spring. -
Carl Sullenberger, of the Coast
ARTILLERY, FIT. Hunt, Va, who recent
ly returned from overseas, spent sew
erak days with his mother and Other
relatives in Monterey, returning
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Crowley, Of Mic
dletown, N. Y, who are visiting al
Mcdowell, were guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Pruitt early in the week.
All day services be held at Nortl
Dry Run, Sunday, August 18th. Al
are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. ]. Hartzel Arnolt
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones, of Au
gustagusta county, are in Montere,
today.
Born, August 2, to Mr.. and Mrs
John Pierce, of Loudoun county
John Pierce junior. Mrs. Jierce wa:
Miss Emma Hevener before marriage
and is we'll known in this section.
Protect your cattle and calve,
from Blackleg which is now preva
lent. Order Blacklegoids and injec
tors from Highland Mer. Co.
John X. Kramer came over from
Thornwood Wednesday and was &C
companied by his sons, Ray and Ster
rett, and nephew, Kenton Kramer
The hay harvest has been serious
ly interrupted this week by heay.
showers. The same is true as to tn
work of bodybuilding between ant
Monterey and Vanderpool.
w. w. Hevener, Of Crabbottom
was in town Wednesday. His son
in-law, Geo. w. Waybright, who i:
critically i'll, had rallied from hi
alarming condition of Monday.
J. L. Hiner, who went to Char
lottesville last week to see his daugl
ter, Miss Grace, has not yet returned
The latest word from Miss Grace was
encouraging and it was hoped TIL
operation would prove successful.
Chas. Maitland's Big Concert Shor
will exhibit in Monterey one nigh
only, Friday Aug. Is, high class
fine entertainment. A guaranteed
attraction or money back. A laug!
from start to finish. A show for OLE
and young. Come and bring thu
children.
Admissin 35c for children, adults:
soc, and we pay the war tax.
A head-on collision occurred las;
Saturday on Shenandoah mountain
between a car driven by B. H, Hiner
of Holden, w. Va, and Ford in tho
hands of Valley man. No one wa
hurt seriously, but the accident is &
warming to those who fail to SOUND
the warning horn at the short curves
a state RECRUITMENT almost universally
igroned nowadays. Another acct
dent was narrowly averted on the
same day, on the same mountain, and
due to the same negligence on tn:
part Of the drivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Lee Gum, Of Van
derpool, their son A. P. Gum, ant
daughter, Mrs. Will Mackey, return
ed last Saturday from visit to rela.
tives in Covington and Millboro.
DR.. H. H. Jones, L: NJ. Pope and
Miss Martha Eagle, of Doe Hill, were
in Monterey Wednesday.
Among the McDowellites in town
Wednesday were Mrs. J. B. Brad
shaw and danohter Miss InSenhine