Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-11-14
MONTEREY, FRIDAY NOV. IA, 1919
Mrs. G. w. Staples is visiting her
mother and sisters in Harrisonburg.

Mrs. G.. w. Staples is visiting her
mother and sisters in Harrisonburg.
]. w. Boyer, of Woodstock, spent
several days in Monterey, arriving
last Saturday.
r. N. Jones is now operating
planning mill at his fathers old stand'
near the mill property.
Rev. Walter Gum and wife have
returned to Richmond where Mr..
Gum will take regular ministerial
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Heveh~r
reached their home at HightowM ,a.-
ter part of last week.
Mrs. J. E. Erwin, of he Eastern side
was in to see the Recorder plant
Wednesday.
Gearge G Warner and Butcher Price
of Doe Hill were on business trip
to Monterey Monday.
Armistice Day was observed here
by the closing of the banks, but not
as a general holiday. 1t was mem
orable anniversary with many of the
returned soldier boys. ~
Canvassers report that about all
who were solicited gladly enrolled
with the Red Cross. Highland is
never short on a worthy call.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Echard, of Vanderpool, was
buried Monday evening.
]. E. Peterson, of Parksburg, Pa,
on business trip through West
Virginia and Maryland, spent Mon
day night at his old home at Nc
Dowell, and Tuesday night with his
niece, Mrs. Dennis Gum, Meadow
Dale. -.
| havt 1000 pounds good Roasted
Bean Coffee that 1 will offer for 80
days at 35c per lb. in 10 lb. lots for
cash or 80 in trade. Respectfully,
W. G. HULL, Hightown, Va.
DR.. G. Il. Faircloth, of Williams
Vile, and Charlesr Burns, an aged
citizens, o. huntsville, paid Monterey
visit Monday.
A congr .gational meeting will be
held at Monterey Presby erlan
chu .ch on next Sunday, Nov. 10 h, at
IL a. m. for the purpose OF electlng
Officers au considering the question
of calling pastor.
By order of Session
George Dudley, of Hightown, who
has purch; sed farm in Alabama,
passed through town Wednesday mor-
ming on his way to his adopted state.
Mrs. Dudley preceded him several
weeks.
The weather is all smiles again af-
ter another. rain period, following
which mary prophesied the begin.
ming of winter. Not few would
welcomeafcw days of cold weather,
now that the butchering season has
come. -
If it We're possible the county auth
critics sho.ld put an 1mbargo on
food supplies needed at home and not
allow truckers and dealers to haul
it to the rlillionair market at Hot
Springs arl the company stores OF
the lumber camps where it is dealt
out to their high priced labor. Deal
ors, for the sake of few dollars,
ought not to export supplies needed
by their neighbors. In some cases it
may be legitimate, but it is not con-
siderate.
A near serious automobile accident
occurred a few miles east of Barlow
Wednesday evening. John Wiley, who
was driving the mail car few da.5
for Dorsey Freeman, in trying ~
pass team, got out Of the road,
breaking che of the car wheels. No
one was hurt, although he was haul
ing a few passengers.
To the Cecendants of Confederate
veterans or to any one who is inter-
ested in the monument which the
Daughters have erected at Monterey.
We would like to have your sup
port in tho way of donations to the
bazaar which we are giving at the
Mansion House, McDowtll, Va, Fri
day, Nov. Il, any thing in the way
of fancy al ticles or things useful to
the housekccper. ~~.
This is to pay the debt on the mon
ument. D. nations may be given to
any of the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. Committee
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