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


ates are all in line.
1t rained some on Monday, but not
enough, so said.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Carwell took
charge of Hotel Monterey last Mon
day morning.
I'M. Carson returned from
business trip to Staunton Thursday.
Mrs. Lloyd Rexrode is on the SICK
list at the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Polk Eye.
Mrs. w. H. Lunsford and little son,
Harry William, spent several days
this week with relatives in Marlin
ton.
DR.. Geo. P. Mccoy has just receiv-
ed his discharge from the medlcai
branch of the army in which he sefV-
ed with the A. E. F., and spent a
few DAYS in town this week.
N" 49,
On Thursday, Oct. 10th, j. Brown
Lightner, will sell nice lot of STOCK
etc. Cattle men will do well to at
tend this sale. See adv in another
column of this issue.
Just arrived at Highland Mer. Co.
A new lot of ladies, misses and child
rens hats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Swadley and
C.. A. Dickson spent few days IN
Staunton this week.
Misses Florence and Ollie Simmons
of Crabbottonl, were shopping in Mon
terey Wednesday.
A. II. Armstrong, of Mcdowell
who has Just returned from visit to
relatives in Canada, spent Tuesday
night in Monterey.
Mrs. Carrie Slaven and son Earl
of Crabbcttom, were visiting in Nc
Dowell Wednesday,. a.
Mrs. E. A. Wade and children have
moved into the home recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Wade from Mrs. An
ME Bird.
The NJ. H. S. grows in numbers
every week.
Boys clothing? We have some
that we defy any catalog house to
beat the prices.
Highland Mere. Co.
Arthur Eevener went to Charlott-
esville and returned Monday accomp-
anied by I.rs. Hevener, who short
time ago underwent an operation al
the University Hospital.
Harvey ryder of Vanderpool, is at
the University Hospital for further
treatement, this being his second
visit. He went out latter part of the
week.
Miss Emma Peace and little Jean
Stephenson returned Wednesday from
a visit of several weeks to Stauntor
relatives.
DR.. 1. II. Trimble came to Highland
this week to weigh up his cattle.
D. G.. Ruci.man was the purchaser
and there we're about 80 in the herd.
John Wiley went as delegate
from the Highland post Legion of
Honor to tie State convention which
met in R-anoke on Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Byzantine Beard of Raphine
Va, an efficient and successful
teacher of 3rownsburg High School
is spending the winter with Miss
Ada Patterson of Garry on" Cottage
and teaching at Pine Grove School.
The best yield of potatoes we have
heard of tbs season is reported by
Lloyd Gwiil and Arthur HeVener OF
SO bushels from FIVE bushels planted.
They were raised on the mountain
just west If town. .-.
Mrs. Oscar Sorson and two chill
dren, of Eskota, N. c., are visiting
relatives in the county. She was in
Monterey Monday accompanied by
her mothe-, Mrs. Nancy Chestnut,
and Mrs. James Chestnut, of Back
Creek.
Lloyd Bird, of Richmond is now
on a visit TO his parents on Back
Creek. He spent Saturday night in
Monterey ;nd was met here Sunday
by his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Bird.
This Oct ober weather has been
warm for the safe moving OF fat
stock. One or more cattle died of
heat last week while being driven to
market, and several others had to be
left by the roadside.
The chestnut crop is a small one
fhis season, and the small offerings
at the local stores are being hurried
to market by parcel post before
prices drop. For this purpose Uncle
Sam provides a convenient and help
full service.