Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-10-31
MONTEREY, FRIDAY OCT. 81, 1919

Clark Heyener OF the H1Snt0Wn'
Neighborhood, was in Monterey Thur
shay on business.
Miss Evelyn Jones was a passenger
on Charley Pullin's east bound auto
mobile Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. w. Bird, of Mill Gap, spent
Wednesday night in town, the guest
of Miss Annie Gillispie.
A. J. Halterman and wife of the
Headof The River, were shopping in
town Monday.
Mr.. Will Winner returned 'Wednes-
day from Meyers, w. Va. where he
has been thrashing.
James H. Hevener was in Monterey
Monday and left with us % pound
cabbage head. Some head; who can
beat it?
Miss Mary Moore, Of the Hightown
valley, was in Monterey Wednesday
on her way to Eastern Virginia.
Roy Campbell and Byron Boggs, of
Franklin, were in Monterey Wednes-
day. -.
The Red Cross Roll Call be-
gins two days before the election.
Are you 100 per cent enthusiastic?
A marriage permit and a member
ship in The Red Cross are the onley
two worth while things not advanced
in price. *
The American Red Cross has a
peace program equoled in size only by
the bigness of the heart of those be-
hind the move.
Oscar Wiley is now in charge of
the Monterey Garage Company's, big
freight truck.
VIM. H. Hillie, native of Pendle-
ton county but residing in the West
for half century, paid Monterey a
visit last week, spending a night with
his cousin, Mrs. Matte Jones. Mr..
Hillie, who now resides at Jasper,
Mo-, had not visited his native state
for 40 years.
K. F. Shumate, of Hot Springs, Va.
is here doing carpenter work on E. B.
Whitelaw's new house. He expects
to help with the work for several
weeks.
Mrs Polly Sipe, an aged lady and
for a long time an invalid, has lately
become entirely helpless, and her
condition is regarded as critical.
Her home is with her daughter, Mrs.
Harmon PGllin, Monterey.
Rev ThCm, of the Northern Meth
~<ooist Church is here to succeed Rev.
Mr.. Fast. FIR Thum filled several APP
pointments in the county last Sunday
He is just cut of the Wilmore College
Kentucky, and expects to move his
family here before long. ~
A. NJ. Lowenback and son Roy Of
Harrisonburg were in Monterey
. Monday. The latter served with
Uncle Sans Transport, Prince Fred
rick Wilhelm, making IA trips across
the ocean carrying soldier boys. For
the best drilled sailor of 1900 at
his home station, New Port r. I. he
was honoicd with a handsome gold
ring.
Mrs. Vera Jones, of the State
Board of Health, Richmond Va, was.
in the county first of the week, in
interest of the health of the county
Tht people of the county should CO.
operate in making Highland better
place in watch to live.
Rev. N. A. Parker, the retiring
pastor of t1e Monterey, Pisgah, and
Crabbottorl Presbyterian Churches,
was delayed by rain last week and
transportation difficulties and did
uOl Scl W ulS lCW llSlo III 1eOCh"
bridge until Tuesday.
Mrs w Il Cleek, of the Bath border
whose daughter, Miss Connie, is a
pupil of the M. H. S., was in town
Monday. Hiss Mamie Bratton, of
the same community, was also in
Monterey Monday.
Robert l.icklin and family have
moved into the rooms over the soda
fountain recently vacated by Dorsey
Freeman.
J. A WEitelaw has sold his mer-
camille stock and business at High
town to w. c. Hull and the inventory
of stock his been in progress this
week. Mr. I-ull, who has, been with
V.B. Bishop for several years, former
ly merchandised at Hightown and
is a we'll known and successful mer-
chant of this county,
VIM. P. Rexrode of Strait Creek
received a telegram last week of the
death Of his sister Rachel R. Chide-
ster, of Buchanan, w. Va. The sad
news was a great shock as her illness
was not knownby her relatives here.
Her parents were Thomas Rexrode
and Sallie Pullin ReXrode, native
Hishlanders. The members of her