Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-11-07
Bury the Ratchet.

This is Red Cross Roll call week.
That was a good natural Salt Riv-
er crew.
Four years until another, county
election. May they be prosperous
, ones!
John Barleycorn has been disfran-
chised.
Eggs at SC apiece put the old hens
in the striking class.
Mrs. ]. C. Matheny returned frst
of the week from Baltimore, where
she had been to consult a specialist.
S. N. Beverage has moved into his
house on Franklin road just north OF
town.
DIR. Arch Wagner, practicing, tenn
poraily at Warm Springs, was in
town early in the week.
Dr.. Walter Gilmor, of Eccles, W..
Va. arrived at the home OF his Sis
FOR Mrs. e, r. Hevener, on Tuesday.
Hannah, the little daughter in the
Heyener home, is still very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs Arbie Pullin, of Deer
field, were in Highland early in the
week. Also D. Ralston, formerly o.
Monterey.
las. H. Hevener, of the Hightown
neighborhood remembered the preaeh
er here Thursday with a nice LOAD OF
sugar wood.
Lloyd Sullenbergera and A. P. Gum
made a trip to Hot Springs Wednes-
day.
c.. P. Hculihan, one of the election
clerk at Wilson'S Mill, had to torso
his duties because of a crippled hand
the result of kicking automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Lightner. are
boarding with Mrs. Chas. Swadley
while their new residence is being
built.
LOST-h bunch of keys between
]. Hull KTamer's and Will Winners
house Monday morning. Finder
please leave at this Office.
Tuesday night brought a foretaste
of winter, ice forming in some local.
tiles.
N. 3. Ar5ogast, of Durbin, spent a
few days il Monterey, arriving Tues
day evening.
Mrs sall:e Beverage, Mrs. Ander-
son. Puffer jerger, Mrs. Pinck Mullen
ak and Mrs. wellington HeVener OF
lower Stra;: Creek made the Recorder
office a visit while in town Tuesday
DR. o. 7. campbell, who has been
receiving t.eatement in Staunton for
his sciatic affliction, came home Tor
the election and his condition is>Sery
much improved.
Rev Walter Gum, who with his
bride arrived at Monterey last Sat
urday, Preached at the Methodist
church on Sunday night, an eXcell-
ent sermon and TO a full house.
Mr.. and IIrs Earl Hiner. OF Mill
Gap were aiming the county people
trading in town Monday.
Mrs. Mary Wade spent several days
- in Montercy, with her son o. E. Wade
returning to her home at Mill Gap
Monday.
June TIimble. holding position
in washington and who came nome
TO election, was accompanied by his
friend. Ralph Keller, of the Capital
city.
Mrs. CT. Fox and chidrlen spent
a few days with relatives in Rocking
ham count. going over last Friday.
Returning Wednesday, she was &C
companied ~ her brother and SIS
ter.
Paul Coz III, former M. H. S. pu-
pill, spent day or two this week
with Monterey relatives. He was re-
turning to lis home at Belhaven, ~,
c., after sp> nding the summer IN the
far West a;,i Northwest.
America Blundell, who made his
home i'll M .terey for while in ante
I,e,iurn da. g. has been in the town
and county Tor week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Hiner, OF
Trimble .:ere shopping in town
Monday. They were accompanied by
Hollie Gut1nall. =.
Among the voters, temporarily
absent from the county and who came
back to exercise the right of suffer-
age last Tuesday are, Paul Slaven, at
work in Lrray, Clifton and Elmer
Samples. from Pocahontas, Faud
Trimble, VINO has been at Deerfeld,
and other points east.
Tom Jones of Bluefield W. Va. is
is making his home town a visit.