Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-10-17
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Hiner, of Nc
Doweu, were in Monterey Tuesday.

Mr., and Mrs. A. II. liner, Ol MI
Dowen, were in Monterey Tuesday.
Mrs. J. w. E. Lockridge spent
few days the past week with her son,
Charles, who is student at the d. &
B. Institute, Staunton.
See the sale of A. R. Hiner in this
issue. The date of sale is Saturday,
October 18th, and nice lot OF STOCK
will be sold.
Mrs. ]. o. Malcolm and Miss Magglt
Ralston, of Mcdowell, visited the Re-
corder Office Tuesday.
Mrs. P. A. Helms, of Glover Creek,
faithful Recorder subscriber, was
on a business trip to Monterey Tues
day.
Willie Bennett, of Forks of Water,
was in Monterey Wednesday, and
left with us an adv. of his sale.
Miss Alexander, of Stuart's Draft,
arrived Saturday and is nursing in
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. BOYD
Stephenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Hevener and
little daughter, Emma Lou, OF Coats
vile. Pa, are visiting in the county
arriving last Saturday.
Among the court visitors here
Tuesday were Prof. w. H. kelster'
and attorney Ward Swank, of Harri-
sonburg.
Mrs. S. B. Trescott, of Cleveland,
Ohio. is visiting her son, DR.. A. 5.
Walden, of this place.
Miss Stringer, an overseas worker
and a Red Cross representative, Will
be in Monterey on October 18th to
made an address. Everybody invited
Willie Benson entertained num-
Der of his friends at his home at
Vanderpocl last Friday night. De-
licious refreshments were served.
Dennis Gum went out to Staunton
Tuesday to meet his wife who has
been on an extended visit to Oklaho-
ma relatives.
Parties returning Wednesday from
the Gwin sale at Bolar report the
condition CT Mr.. John Bratton as eX-
tremely critical. He is among the
Oldest citizens of the Bath border and
has been an invalid for several years
Friends Of Uncle Ben Hiner, of
Jackson's River were glad to see him
and greet him in Monterey last Tues
day. On iccount of feeble health he
has been among the shut-ins for
long time, but his health is better
now.
s. L. Simmons and Lula E. Rexrode
were married on Oct. 18th, Rev. Fl.
w. Lindar.. God performing the cere-
mony. Both of Highland county.
License was issued for the marri-
age Of William Dorsey Hiner and
Martha T. Davis, of the Bull Pasture
valley.
Mrs. ]. C. Matheny is delegate
from the Highland Chapter, U. d. e.
to the State Convention now in SEES
sion in Stanton. She went out
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Boyer, of Wood
stock, We're weekend guests of Mrs.
]. w. Boyer in the Stephenson home,
Monterey. -a...-
Letcher Mclaughlin, of Jackson's
River, whose visits to Monterey are
far between. was in town on Satur-
day. Tho gh blind from early boy
hood, he is able to recognize all his
friends as soon as they speak.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Mccoy left
Monday fer Baltimore where they
will make their home, for time at
least. Mr.; Mccoy is native OF the
town, has been valued and helpful
member III church and society GER
Giles, and she will BIT greatly missed.
DR.. Mccoy is native of Franklin, W
Va, and las just been discharged
from army service.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Harold are in
town to-day on their return from
the marriG re of their son Sam T.
Harold in Washington, D. c. AS seen
from our Valley Center letter they
were accor; panied on the trip by
Miss Kathleen, their daughter, and
on the trip home they are accompan-
led by Their son and his bride, also
Miss Halle Harold, Mr.. and Mrs!
Jesse P. Gilmore and Mr.. Alex Erskin
of Penns Grove N. C:~~They will go
on to the Harold home at Mill Gap
this afternoon.
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