Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-19

the SICK ilSI IOT d WtSh VI hioAo, Oe'1
s now improving.
After few days in Monterey, DR..
leo. P. Mccoy, accompanied by Mrs.
LcCoy, went to Franklin last Sun
day.
J. H. Farmer and Chas. M. Heverer
# the Blue Grass valley, visited the
recorder office while in town Satur-
lay.
Mrs. Luther Rexrode, of Hightown
,eighborhood sent us some last years
zen Davis apples, crowned on Oliver
sum's place. They were sound and
ooked as fresh as this years apples.
C. M. Hevener, of Hightown, sold
lis Oscar Rexrode farm on the noun
ain west of Monterey, to George
hull. of near Harrisonburg.
Kenton Echard, of Vanderpool,
las gone east to consult an eye spec
alist, leaving here Tuesday morning
It is learned that~the 16-year-old
ION of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hevener,
f Crabbottorn, was stricken with in
antile paralysis last Saturday. While
ne case is regarded as sporadic, due
,recautions have been taken by the
authorities.
DR.. O. ]. Campbell, who has been
.artiany helpless from seiatica for
everal months, has gone to Staunton
consult specialist, and probably
emain there for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick Collins and
On, John, of Sunlight, w. Va, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mullnax, of Crab
.ottom, were in Monterey Tuesday.
Mrs. Dennis Gum has gone to visit
er aunt in Oklahoma and not in
pennsylvania as reported. She ex-
ects to be absent a couple months.
Geo. w. Wright, Division Lecturer
nd one of the Masonic bright-lights
f Virginia paid Highland lodge
isit this week.
D. N. Buzzard, of Big Valley, has
Did his farm of 200 acres to a gen
.eman by name of Wilson, of the
woope community. The considera-
on is said to be $4,000. We have
card nothing as1to Mr.. Buzzard's
,lans.
Rev. G. w. Staples, pastor CT Mon
,rey charge, has been notified by
atent attorneys, Talbert & Talbert
Washington, D. C., that a patent
las been granted him on dish wash
:, a device of his own invention.
dish-washer is thing of general
tility and should win the favor OF
ouse-wives.
The 5000 pounds of government
agar assigned to Highland came
tie last week and has been distribut
i. The entire lot was signed for
ong before it came and there were
ANY application in too late. The
lrger part Of it is said to have been
,ken by town people, and yet many
{ them failed to get a portion.
Mai. C. H. Roller, Mrs. Roller and
heir little son, C. H. Jr, Of Ft. De-
.ance, have been visiting Monterey
,latives since last week.
DR.. A. P. Derby, who some six
ears ago was a resident physician
{ Monterey, moving from here to
range county, spent Tuesday night
town. He was accompanied by
RS. Derby, their two children and
Iiss Jennie Morton, and were en-
QUITE to Hot Springs.
Highland young people, many of.
nem, have selected their schools and
ntered upon the work Of the session.
Iiss Polly Gum and Miss Lillian
Wade, of Back Creek, Miss Elizabeth
yhitelaw and Miss Alma Trimble, Of
.Jonterey, have gone TO BLACKSTONE
irs. Whitelaw accompanied her
laughter to Blackstone and Mr.
Wade went as far as Staunton with
Hiss Lillian and Miss Gum. ]. c.
Iightner has resumed his studies at
he University of Virginia and Miss
Harry Hevener. Of Hightown, has re-
turned to Mary Baldwin Seminary.
Julian Terry, of Jacksons River, has
entered school at Dayton, and his
sister. Miss Elsie, at Arlington. Miss
Eunice Lightner, Of Back Creek, has
gone to Dayton also to enter school,.
Forest Bird to r. M. A. at Bedford.
Ralph Trimble to U. of Va.
Scarcity of cars, or delay in get
ting them, caused much congestion
and trouble for cattle men at Barlow
last week. 1t is said that 4 or 500
cattle were there for shipment, and
while being held, a lot of them escap-
ed Friday night from their corral
and were not rounded up until Satur-
day evening. It is needless to say
that, remembering the Egypt Of grass
from which they had been driven,
most of them headed for Highland