Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-08-01
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Brief News Notes-People at Home
and Abroad.
MONTEREY, FRIDAY AUG. l, 1913


Roy Kyle, of Staunton, went down
to Bolar early in the week.
A. V. Huyler, of New York, is
spending a short time in Highland,
reaching Monterey on Monday. 4
Misses Catherine Campbell AND
Cathleen Lunsford are visiting relaA
tives in Cincinnati.
Miss Elizabeth Whitelaw returned
Monday from visit of two weeks OF
more in the Valley City.
Mrs. C. NJ. Lunsford left Monday
I morning for Webster Spring where
she expects to remain for month.
Next Sunday, August 3 will be OBJ
served as Sunday school Day at tho
Monterey Methodist church. 1t il
the substitute for Children's Day.
IT. H. Slaven is spending montl
Z at Elkton, testing the virtue, OF the
\ Bear Lithia water.
oliver H. Gum, of the HightoWE
community, spent Sunday in Monte
rev, going from here to Bolar in the
afternoon.
The hay-harvest is in full swing
! and the crop is a good one. .
Amos Hiner, farmer of the Dr.!
Branch section of the county, was IL
Monterey Tuesday.
The young ladies from Highlant
who were attending the State Norm
al in Harrisonburg, returned to thel!
homes early in the week.
Puzzling diplomatic questions arr
frequently simplified. For example
the movie man, by requiring ladies
to remove their hats, insures freedom
of the sees.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Ogilvie
motored through from Detroit
Michigan, reaching Monterey Mon
day afternoon, and will spend some
time with the formers mother, Mrs
NJ. L. Ogilvie.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Arbogast ant
children, of Keyser, w. Va, are Tho
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Arbo
CAST, West Main street.
The musical clatter of the cutter
bar is this week heard on Amos
every side.
I The Recorder is pleased to say Il
its friends that it now has repre-
sentative in Washington in the per
son of H. B. Wood, Jr. The new;
came from Columbia hospital, ant
Mrs. Wood and little son are doins
we'll
R. NJ. Trimble left Monday morn
ing for Harrisonburg accompanied
by his little son and daughter, Ran
dolph and Virginia. While Their
Randolph will undergo an operation
for hernia at the Rockingham Me
mortal hospital.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brock, o.
( Indiana, are visiting Highland rela
\ tives, arriving here Monday.
Z wilkins Jones and five little chill
-dren, left motherless not =leng-ag o.
-icifi lnnpC'
\ aged mother, Mrs. Sarah Jones, o
Monterey.
Mrs. Peterson and daughters, Mrs
Conrad and Miss Antoinette Peter
son, Norfolk guests new at Hote
Monterey, accompanied by D. II
Peterson, Raymond Slaven, Chas. Pc
terson and James Matheny of Monte
rey, and Miss Hazel Terry, of Jack
sons River, motored to Hot SPRING
last Sunday, Dorsey Freeman drfV
ing them down in his big Hudson
Ernest Fleisher has just received
an honorable discharge from tn
y army and returned to his home IL
Highland! He landed in France two
days before the signing of the arms
.tice. William Simmons is another re
turned soldier whose name has moi
been mentioned previously After
short stay>he enlisted>in the cavalr!
branch of the service. He is sol
of Mrs. ]. H. Samples, of st. Creek.
Miss Maud Edmonds, of the Eas
tern Shore, who spent season IT
Monterey, several years ago, II
charge of the Highland Mercantll
Company's millinery room, is Vlsltln;
here his week. After spending
few days as the guest of Mrs. c. +
Fox, she went to Bolar on Monday t
see some friends there.
Our readers will please note tho
change of date from the oath of Jul.
to Friday the list day of August G
the sale of the property of the lat.
Martha E. Keister six miles. north