Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-01-30
MONTEREY, FRIDAY, JAN 80, 1920
Mrs. C. S. Peterson, of Mcdowell,
spent Monday night in Monterey.

John Stephenson is on visit anu
prospecting trip to Alabama, leaving
on Monday.
Soon the camp owners will be get
ting ready for the sugar. season.
The old len that keeps busy now
a-days is in high favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Wagner were
shopping in Monterey Wednesday.
Mrs, D. o. Bird, OF Valley Center,
spent day or two in town early IN
the week.
Austin Briscoe, of Naples, and E.
7. Beverage, of Doe Eill, were In
town Tuesday.
The Staunton mail missed trip
Friday on account of the icy roads
On Bullpasture mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. >McNulty ana
little sen, Charles, of Hightown Com
munity, were over Tuesday.
John M. Ralston, of the Mcdowell
side. was in town on business to-day
Thursday.
Mr.. nd Mrs. George Ryder, of Back
Creek, motored to Monterey Thurs
day. .
Messrs. Krigler and Moomau, OF
Franklin, were in the county THIS
week, buying up horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Johns, of Penn
Grove, N. j., announce the arrival OF
a son, Ralph Johns.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson, Mrs. c. B.
Fox and Mrs. w. H. Lunsford are on
the sick list this week.
Miss Gertrude Hook and Jared
Armstrong, member of former High
land families now living near Staun-
ton, were married last week.
Rev. B. w. Bond, D. D., at one
time presiding elder of Rockingham
district at the time Highland belong
ed thereto, died last week in the
city of Baltimore.
A number of Montereyans attended
the funeral of Mrs. Carwen at Nc
Dowell Tuesday. Rev. Mr.. Staples
having returned to his work.
Edward and Kenton Ryder, who
are in business in Pittsburg, came
home Monday to see their father, Har
yey Ryder, of Vanderpool. Mr. Ryder
had been dangerously i'll, but is now
improving.
Mrs. C. R. Carpenter. of Wander
pool, Mrs. A. S. Walden and c. NJ.
Lunsford, of Monterey, were passenger
on the Putin east-bound ear this
morning.
v. B. Bishop left this morning for
Staunton- to meet his brother, NJ. L.
Bishop, of Wyoming, who is on
visit to Virginia relatives. In early
life Mr.. Bishop spent some time in
Monterey. 4
Dog owners will not overlook the
fact that on Feb. their dogs are en-
titled to neck ornament, piece OF
iewelry specially designated by the
State an. without which he cannot
appear in respectable dog sociatp,
Hrs. ]. c. Matheny delightfully."- en-
tertained the Daughters of the Con-
federacy at her home on Spruce street
Wednesday afternoon from three to
five o'clock After the usual bust
ness part of the meeting was oyer, de
licious refreshments were served by
Misses Virginia Matheny and Eve
Ign Wagner.
J. H. Prritt has finished his work
as enumeration in the Stonewall dis
trict and is now at home. James Gar
dner, who has all of Monterey dis
trict, is now working the town. He
SAYS he will have to ask for an exten
ton of time as it will be impossible
for him to complete his work by
Feb. 1,
DR., T. C. Wagner, of Monterey, has
been designated by the government TO
do dental work for ex-service men
under certain condition. II bis
teeth were temporarily filled
during the war. he may now have
them changed to permanent; II he
had teeth extracted, the government
will pay for bridge work; If his teeth
went to the bad while in the service,
he is entitled to the free treatment,
There is, OF course, some red tape to
be unwound, but not over much, and
IL you are interested you will do well
TO call on DR.. Wagner for informa-
ton.
The evangelistic services at the
Methodist church closed Sunday night
having continued for two weeks,
Rev. Mr.. Maxwell returned to his
home at Franklin Sunday morning
ond tho service that night was In