Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-06-06
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Brief News Notes-People at Home
and Abroad.

Miss Evelyn Jones returned Satur-
day from Charlottesville.
Miss Grace Hiner has been visiting
her brother, C. C. Hiner, in Pittsburg
Pa, since early part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Arbogast went
to Marlinton early in the week.
Uhl Graham, of Mcdowell, passed
through Monterey Tuesday on his
way to Allegheny.
Rev. Mr.. Arnold, who attended
Dayton finals, returned to Crabbot-
tom Wednesday.
Mr.. H. 7. Strathy and family mot
ored through from Richmond. Ar
irving Monday evening. They will
spend two weeks vacation visit
ing relatives and friends in the Co.
Miss Amelia Stephenson for the
past term member of the McGaheys
vile school faculty, passed through
Monterey first of the week. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Boyd Stephen
son to her home OF Bolar.
Boyd Stephenson took his little
daughter Louise to Charlottesville
to have her tonsils removed. She
will then visit her aunt in Shepherds
town-for sometime.
Harry Hiner, of Jackson's River,
caught trout recently that measur-
ed "A inches and weighed 81 pounds,
while neighbor boy of his landed a
four-pound eel.
w. H. Vance, of the Mcdowell sec
ton, is spending this week with his
daugher, Mrs. H. c. Lunsford, on
South Spruce street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bird, of Valley
Center, went over to the ChurchVllle
section Monday on business.
Mrs. ]. 3. Lightner G. G. Burns,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wade, all of the
. Valley Center community, motored
east last Monday, the former to at
tend commencement exercises at Day
ton, where her daughter, Miss Lillian
is pupil and the two last named to
meet their daughter returning from
Blackstone College.
WOOL will pay the highest
possible market price for wool either
in Cash or trade. C. W. Trimble
R. V. Vanhorn, of the Clifton
Forge Marble Works, ]. H. Callahan,
proprietor of Gladys Inn, and three
other promi nent citizens of Clifton
Forge made up motor party passing
this way on Saturday. They came
by way of Hot and Warm Springs
and were returning via Williams
Vile and huntsville.
Mrs. Carl Sullenberger, of Fort
Hunt, Va, is visiting her husbands
relatives in Monterey, this being her
first visit. Mr.. Sullenberger is ma
tive of the town, but for many years
had been connected with the Coast
Artillery and since the war has been
in service in France.
Bring me your Butter, Eggs, Meat
and lard, Wool and chickens, and get
good prices. V. B. Bishop.
On last Friday evening from nine
to eleven o'clock, Richard Sullen-
berger entertained a number of his
class mates at social. Mrs. Sullen-
berger, assisted by Misses Lena Mae
Campbell and Alma Trimble served
ice cream and cake.
l. w. Nicholas is offering general
merchandise at his Crabbottom store
at cost for a period of Is days. There
will never be better opportunity or
a more liberal offer to buy goods.
Buy goods enough now to last for
the next six months; they will not be
any cheaper in that time. See the
large ad elsewhere in this issue.
Paints, Oils, Lead etc.-Dutch
Boy Lead, Pure Linseed Oil, Mixed
Paints in gallon cans and smaller
sizes. In fact better assortment
than YOU generally see in country
store. Why send away when we can
meet the prices and save you the
trouble to order. Highland Mer. Co.
Lloyd Hiner, of Jackson's River,
who has been working at Newport
News was present when the S0th
landed and recognized some of the
Highland boys as they marched
along. Robert Gutshall, Kenton
Echard and Willis Botkin were
among the number. Ebert Gum, OF
the 10Th, has also landed and wired
his parents.
have just put in my stock beau
tiful line of Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren's Middle Suits and blouses.
Come in and see them and get prices.
C. w. Trimble
Mesrs. Ruckman and Sproul, of
Staunton, were in Highland this
week.