Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-08-08

and Revs. H. w. -Lindamood and J.
Arnold, passed through Monterey
Tuesday on their way to Crabbottom
If you have any thing to sell OF
want to buy, try the Recorder want
column. The ones who try want
ad become regular patronizers.
The Children Home Society fund
lacks right much to put it over the
top. Send in your contribution &c
this worthy cause to this office and
receive due credit
Miss Evelyn Jones is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton, of Culpeper'
and Misses Leila and Lois Wilson, Oh
, Charlottesville, at a camping party
at THE Cabin" south of HightoWn.
Messrs. F. P. Field and ]. M. Car
son, owners of the Monterey STOCK
Farm, were in Montery Thursday.
. Earl Carson accompanied them.
Misses Janet and Margaret Linda
mood. of Crabbottom, left Thursda!
for several weeks to Misses Martin
and bod of Buena Vista.
Mrs. A. w. and Willie Reynolds, OF
Princeton, w. Va, are spending this
week with relatives and friends IN
Monterey.
See the sale adv. of personal prop
erty of Luther Peck in this issue.
Mrs. J. A. Wagner, of Strait Creek,
who underwent an operation at the
U. Va. hospital recently, writes Mr.
Wagner on Wednesday that she was
able to sit UP and hopes to be home
by the last of the week.
Protect your cattle and calve:
from Blackleg which is now preva
lent. Order Blacklegoids and injec-
tors from Highland Mer. Co.
]. H. Lindsay, of Charlottesville
passed through Monterey Wednesday
on his return from a trip to the
Springs.
Miss Annie Gillespie, who is nurs-
ing Mrs. Amanda Hull, near. High
town, was in town Tuesday evening
accompanied by Miss Lillian Hull.
In many sections of the county
there is an abundance of berries, but
very few are being brought to town
for sale.
We now have a good assortment
of Linseed Oil, Dutch Boy Lead and
Ready Mixed Paints. Send us your
orders. Highland Mer. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Sipe, who went
to Baltimore last week to see then
son Mckinley, returned on Saturday
They found their son in a critical
condition and were given mo hope OF
his recovery.
While the present week has fur
nished some fine hay-weather, the
harvest was interrupted at Intervals
by heavy showers of rain. How
ever, much hay, of a good quality,
was harvested.
= Jas. ]. Ogilvie, who has been visit
ing here for a week or more, went
out to Staunton Monday to have
some repair work done on his car.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Ogilvie,
his sister, Mrs. w. D. Wade, and Mr..
and Mrs Paul Slaven. Mr.. and Mrs
Ogilvie left for their home in De-
troit, Mich, Wednesday morning.
The Collie dog Of disputed OF
ownership, was the central figure in
another session of Squire Samples
court last Saturday. A decision be-
ing finally made in favor Of the
plaintiff, the defendant appealed the
case and it will presumably, be
threshd out again in the circuit court
\ this fall.
Miss Rose Stephenson, who has
been attending the summer normal
at Charlottesville, returned to her
home on Jackson's River early in the
week accompanied by her friend,
Miss Blakey, of Charlottesville.
Miss Cox, trained nurse, of Mt.
Scion, is attending Mrs. Boyd Steph-
enson this week.
We have been requested to mare
the following announcement: The
Fourth QUARTERLY Meeting for High
land circuit will be held at Union
Chapel, Aug. 16 and II. The Dis
trict Supt, Rev. L. E. Resseger, will
be present and preach Saturday
night Aug. 16 and Sunday morning
Aug. II. Protracted services will
also start at this time. following TIE
quarterly service. Rev. w. A. Groggi
is to conduct the services.
Valuable realestate in Crabbot-
tom changes hands. Mrs. Sallie Co,
law has purchased the property oil
Charles G.. Hildebrand. Mr.. Hide
brand who for several years has BEEN
connected with the Crabbottom Mer-
camille Co., has bought property LIE
Staunton, and will move there Sept