Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-10-29
Election next Tuesday, Nov. 2.

Inc WSdIuSI tui hSo NUN SoANASA
Thursday.
J. H. Pruitt left last week for the
eastern part of the state on business.
Clean out your chimneys before
cold weather and settingup of stoves
I. @. Simmons, of Fishersville, Va,
is on a business trip to Highland.
Miss Marie Hevener returned to
her home at Churchville Thursday.
Glance at the slip on your paper
and see if it is past due.
w. F. Jones and family, OF the
Higtown community, moved to Staun-
ton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Beverage, OF
Strait Creek, were in Monterey Tues
day, shopping.
Rev. R. D. McNeer is conducting
revival meeting at his Strait Creek
Church, beginning Wednesday night.
We have been requested to send
Robt. Hicklin's Recorder to Noting
ham, w. Va, where Mr.. Hicklin has
accepted a position with the North
Fork Lumber Co, as store Ll.snagoi.
In another column H. H. Pullin is
adv a sale of his personal property.
Miss Bess Bishops music class
on last Friday night beginning at 8
O'Clock, rendered fine program; 1t
was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. F. n. Bird and son Jack, of
Mill Gap, paid the formers son w.
N. Bird of this place, avisit Sunday.
X. L. Pufenberger and family OF
lower Strait Creek, have moved to
town so they can send their children
ito school. They will occupy the
rooms over the Little Fashion Shop.
Miss Matte Campbell, of Hunters
VILE, w. Va, came over to Monterey
Monday evening and spent a day or
two with relatives, leaving here We'd
nesday for Charlottesville to have her
eyes examined for glasses.
Mr.. Ronald Wilson, son Of w. K.
Wilson, formerly of this place, and
Miss Annie Thomas Noakes were
married in Charlottesville on the 18th
inst. The happy couple are spend
ing their honeymoon at the Jones
Cabin" near Hightown. The Recor-
der joins their many friends in wish
ing them happiness and prosperity.
A motor party composed OF MRS.
Mollie Trimble and son June, G. H.
Payne and Mrs. Lloyd Sullenberger
drove through to Harrisonburg the
latter part CT last week and spent
the weekend. the latter going on to
Lexington to see her son, Richard,
who is a student of the V. M. I. and
who is suffering from rheumatism.
LOST-e ewes on road between
Monterey and Staunton, about octo-
Der 1st, marked with red on r1ump,
some with letters G, T. S.. Liberal
reward paid for recovery of same.
Notify R. Lee Lindsay, Yanderpool
or I O. Simmons, Fishersville, Va.
J. C. Matheny is moving this week
INTO his new house next door, and 4,
Lee Gum will move into the vacated
house which he recently purchased of
the former.
It took notion to rain, just lit
tie Tuesday night, which is the first
interruption of our beautiful OCTOBER
weather. 1t frosted on the 7th ana
there was some rain along about that
time The rain we are having no"
did not brin:c the winter twang In
the wind, which most everybody pre-
dicted. Wind from the South and
. blowing soft.
r. A. Wheeler, agent for the Mitch
ell car and the Republic Truck, }. II.
Callahan, proprietor Of Gladys lnn'
r. L. Spinner, retired broker and N.
p. Meekes, clerk of the Corporation
Court of the city of Clifton Forge, all
of Clifton Forge spent Tuesday night
in town. These were jolly set OF
BOYS, and we should like to have
them come Lack again. When we
get our north and south road we VIII
be in closer touch with these people
Walter Wagner, Of Strait Creek
has sold his farm to Boyd Beverage
and has purchased a farm from u.
Arson Bird, one mile west Of Church
vice. He is preparing to move there
What about loosing a good man ike
that? He has children and sees the
Importance Of educating them. he
must get out where he can reach a
school. Every neighborhood should
have q good school house with good
teacher in it months, at least OF
each year. II Highland does not get
q good, healthy school movement on
shortly, there will not be. enough left
+o burv +ha Taad by the time or the