Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-06-27

Ray Wilson, Of West Virginia Is
visiting friends in Monterey.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson and Mrs. J.
H. Mackey have been numbered with
the sick this week.
r. T. Botkin and Tom Jones OF Doe
Hill were in town Monday.
The weather man is giving the
country a good soaking before it be-
comes legally dry.
Miss Lewis, of Staunton, spent a
few days first of the week at Hotel
Monterey with her father.
Friday, July 4th. Crank your ma
chine and head it Monterey-ward.
Some of the most prominent men
of the State and nation are booked
for speakers here July 4th.
Mrs. Willie Mackey, Miss Lucille
Gum and Knox Gum spent Tuesday
in Marlinton and Minnehaha.
Pure Linseed Oil, Dutch Boy White
Lead and a good line of ready mixed
paints for sale by Highland Mer. co.
A. R. Gilkerson went out to- his
Augusta farm Monday on business.
Little Miss Eva Weimer, who
spent a few days with Mrs. Neil Wi
mer, of Crabbottom, returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. w. Boyer, came out Satur-
day to visit her old home and to be
present at the unwilling on the 4th.
Among those from a distance who
attended G. J. Hiner's funeral last
Friday were Mrs. W. T. Swadley, OF
Dayton, Uriah Bird, of Marlinton,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Hiner, of Durbin,.
West Va.
w. H. Wilson and two little sons,
Blake and Hale, of Crab Run, were
in Monterey Tuesday and paid the
Recorder Office visit.
, J.. NJ. White, of Crabbottom was III
Monterey Wednesday on. business.
Mrs. G. P. Mccoy went to Staun-
ton to spend Monday with her hus
band, who was there for the day.
She expects TO return last of The
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Gum anC
daughter spent Wednesday in Mon
terey.
Miss Carrie Eggers, who teaches in
Whites Bible School, New York
City, is spending her vacation with
Miss Ada Patterson on Jackson's
River. t.iA,r.
G. Lee Chew and son Lloyd, who
had been on business trip to Angus
ia, passed through Monterey Monday
evening on their way home.
Mrs. Bette Kincaid, who has been
on visit to her old home and friends
near Hightown, spent Monday. night
with Monterey friends, going on
Tuesday to her home in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Winner, Messrs.
Tom and Ed Winner, Of Augusta Co.,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Weimer.
The Highland Chapter U. D. c. met
Wednesday afternoon at the home Oh
Mrs. L. H. Stephenson. After very
interesting and satisfactory meeting,
the guests were served to a delicious
ice course. Mesdames ]. B. Brad
shaw, e. A. McNulty and Misses JOS
ephine Bradshaw and Edna Slron
from Mcdowell came over to the
meeting.
Not all the Highland boys of the
A. E.. F. are at home. AS long as
one remains there is an empty home
and aching hearts. While you rejoice
over the return of your own boys,
sympathize with the parents OIL
the few not yet discharged. The olo
world was terribly awry, but after
while the last trying hour will be
past and normal life restored.
Mrs. ]. o. Hiner, her daughter,
Miss Clara, and two grandchildren
are this week with Mrs. Hiners aged
mother, Mrs. ]. E. Sipe, Monterey.
Their home is now in Akron, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ryder, OF
Straight Creek, were callers at the
Recorder office Tuesday afternoon.
Just received lot of boys blue
serge Suits, that were bought on
lower market-ages 9 to Is at at
tractive prices. Can save your
money Phone or mail your orders.
Highland Mer. Co.
John Gillespie, the timer, had his
arm broken by a Ford truck which
he was trying to crank last Monday
night while crossing Bullpasture
mountain He was unable to get
physician until he got home, and the
arm was badly swollen, rendering
the operation of setting" very pain
full. Both bones of the wrist were
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