Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-06-13
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Brief News Notes-People at Home
and Abroad.
MONTEREY, VA, JUNE IS, 1919

MONTERREY, VA, JUNE IS, 1919
DIR. A. C. Jones, of Coeington, was
here Monday.
A. S. Morton. of the Staunton
Leader, is in the county this week.
Orion Wagner is back from Camp
Lee.
Miss Virginia Graham, of Bolar,
attended the NJ. H. S. exercises.
]. C. -Lightner, a student at the |
University returned home latter part
of last week for his vacation.
Mesdames Chas. Swadley, A. 2
Gum and Lloyd Sullenberger and w
Dickson spent several days last week
in Staunton.
Mrs. Bette Kincaid, of Augusta,
who has been visiting Simmie Rodg-
ers at huntsville, passed through
Monterey Sunday on her way. to
Hightown.
Sheep Dip for sale by V. B. Bishop
at $500 per gallon.
AS usual Monterey Will miss the
ncht faces of the school boys and
>. >aas.
Hugh Hannah and one of his neigh
Dor farmers, of Messy Creek, passed
trough town Wednesday on their
way to Bolar.
Capt. G.. A. Koonts and son, OF
Woodstock, are visiting in the J. w.
Hevener home at Hightown. Capt.
Koonts ran the Hevener store at
Higtown in ante-bellum days.
HI. Pullin,d the Monterey painter
brought from Jackson's River last
Saturday fine trout, measuring IT
inches in length. He was proud OF
the catch, and justly so, for 1t
was a beauty.
Ernest Hoover, of Doe Hill, who
was with the A. E F. in France wired
from Boston last Friday his safe ar
rival at the home port.
Mr.. and Mrs E. M. Arbogast and
little daughter, Virginia, of Marlin
ton, came to Monterey latter part of
last week and were guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ed. Arbo-
CAST, West Main street.
DR.. Charles Kramer motored to
Highland Saturday, accompanied by
DIR. Snyder, an old school mate, OF
Cumberland, Nd, and spent Sunday
at the home of his father, S. n A
Kramer, Crabbottom. They drove TO
Monterey Sunday, and on Monday
morning went on to Harrsonburg.
Jno. r. Rexrode, of Mcdowell, and
son, VIM. D., of New York city, paid
Monterey a visit Monday, The lat
ter served in the U. S. tank service
A. E. F. and has recently been dis
charged.
Relatives of DR.. H. S. Ogilvie, of
New York, regret to learn that he
has been forced to give UP his prac-
tice, for time at least, on account
of i'll health. Absolute rest and
quiet were prescribed for him and he
is spending the summer at a lodge in
Canada.
WOOL will pay the highest
possible market price for wool either |
in Cash or trade. C. W. Trimble
Word was received here last week |
of the sad death of Mr.. Jean Jones, |
of Richmond, which occurred Tues |
day. While Mr.. Jones was not well
known in Highland, it will be re-
membered that he married Miss Lucy |
Flaherty, who has relatives and
friends in Monterey and has visited |
here a number of times. Mr.. Jones
was in the jewelry business in Rich
mond. He leaves a wife and one
daughter, Nancy Lee. The remains
were taken to Lynchburg Wednes-
day for burial. !
have justIput 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
DR.. Geo. P. Mccoy, who returned
from France few months ago and
has since been in the service OF the |
country, came to Monterey last Mon |
day evening where he was joined by |
/ Mrs. Mccoy on his way to his old
home inFranklin, W. Va.
The Rev. H. NJ. Woods, D. D. for
over thirty years a missionary to
China will speak at the following
times and places: Mcdowell, Pres.
church Saturday June 21st. Head
waters Sunday 1870 a. m. Beth!e-'
hem Sunday $3.50 p. m. Monterey
Sunday $50 .. m.
No one should miss the opportun1-
ty Of hearing DR.. Woods, who is
man of unusual ability.
Among the numerous patrons,
J.,a4o. ,o5 2o-p,or nllnilS of the