Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith, OF
hte huntsville community were TINS
week with relatives in Highland.
NJ. E. Kyle, the Staunton meat
man, was in Monterey early in the
week, his third visit, he says, in II
years.
Hubert and Willard Stephenson, of
Bolar, who have been employed for
some time in Norfolk, were in Mon
terey Monday.
Clarence Ryder, of st. Creek, at
ter a visit to his parents, returned
Tuesday to work~i1 Akron, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Brew, of CleVe-
land, O., are visiting the Pullins OF
Highland. It has been nineteen
years since they visited this county
Mrs. Arthur Hevener, who last
week went to the University hospital
for an operation, is said to be doing
we'll.
J. A. Hiner, of Doe Hill, was in to
see us Monday and left subscrlp-.
ton for the Recorder to be sent his
daughter, Miss Leta, who has enter
ed R. NJ. w. College, Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. Andy Ryder and two sons,
Clarence and Roscoe, of Strait Creek,
paid this Office visit Monday.
Hon. jos T. McAllister, OF Warm
Springs, spent Sunday night at Hotel
Monterey On his return from ses-
sion of the Court of Appeals in
Staunton.
Mrs. Paul Slaven left Friday for
Iuray to visit friends there and at.
other points in the Valley.
Mis- sal!:e Jones f Franklin is in
Monterey, and will go from here TO
West Virginia to visit her sister.
Hubert Ryder, Valley Center sol
der, reached Monterey from Camp
Lee today.
Look at the big new line of MILL
merry at Highland Mer. Co.
A much needed rain began falling
las Monday afternoon. In some
sections, more especially east of here,
blowing had to be abandoned on &C
count of the hard condition of the
ground.
Mesdamcs w. T. Gutshall and Mol
lie Gutsha,l, accompanied by Mr.. Or
vie GutshS:l, of Mustoe community,
were in M. ntcrey Monday.
Misses .Reba Kramer and Cecilia
sSwecker, cf the Blue Grass valley,
were in NJ ,nterey for short while
Tuesday or their way to the State
Normal, H;rrisonburg, Va.
Don't mention it but we are get
ting in the Shoes. Highland Mer Co
See the large adv of farm for, sale,
located in the town of Mt. Scion,
by Conrad Realty Co. The farm con
tains 1862 ceres and will be sold in
three separate tracts, and is known
as H. C. E&nna farm. See ad for
particulars.
Y Miss Irene Hevener and Miss Vir-
gle Dudle,., Of Hight own, have
gone to Richmond to take up school
work, and Misses Mae and Lorena
Wade of Valley Center have resumed
their studies at Blackstone. College.
Miss May Ryder, after spending
"a month in town left Wednesday for
"a visit to lcr home before going to
teach at T-Try's school.
Mrs C. P. Jones returned Wednesday
from StauT ION.
Send your home paper to your son
and daughter while away at school.
They will enjoy reading the happen
ings back home. 81 dollar will send
it to them eight months, the school
term.
Mr.. A. Z. Warwick and daughter,
Miss Clara, accompanied by Mrs.
Warwick aid children, LETT Saturday
mrning for Richmond county where
Mr.. Warwi.k VIII have the position
~ principal oc I high school with
h;s 'daugh.c. us ass: .:l.:. and where
all of them expect to remain during
the term.
In appro:imating the age of VIM.
A. Stricken last week, we meant to
say 69 and the types made it 79. We
have since hcen informed that he was
born in 1852, making his age 81.
Mr.. Stricken was found dead in his
bed, having retired at II o'clock on
the previous night in his usual
health.
' At the Il o'clock service last Sun
day, Rev. N. A. Parker rendered his
resignation as pastor of the church
and asked the congregation to join
with him in asking presbytery to
sever his relations as such, in order