Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-09-03
MONTEREY, FRIDAY SEPT. 3, 1920


home first of the week.
Report the local news to the Recor
der. Give us the names of your vlsl-
tors.
Russell Farmer and wife, Of Wash
ington, paid Highland relatives a
visit last week.
June Trimble threshed the. banner
oat crop for this valley, something
in excess of 600 bushels.
Ebert Gum, in business in Char-
lesion, w. Va, is at the homo OF MS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Gum, on
a short vacation. ..
H. R. Smith and family, CT HaiAp-
ton, Va, spent several days with
their friends, Dr.. and Mrs. Walden,
leaving on Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Elmore, Ct Cincinnati,
who. with his family, is visiting here.
pl cached two most excellent seriac n
at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day.
Two new locks were taken from! J,
B. Lightners new house few Gays
ago, and if they are put back nctn'
ing will be said OF done-the party
is known.
Richard Sullenberger left Tuesday
morning for Lexington, where he Will
enter the V. NJ. I. for the coming ses-
SION. His father accompanied him.
Miss Bonnie Maloy, Of the Mellow
ell neighbci hood, has succeeded Jchi:
g. Slaven us bookkeeper at the C4ti-
Gems Bank, the latter having Eaeli
made cashier of the new bank at D2e
Hill.
DR.. and GIrs. R. Il. Donnald, Miss
Causba Qetcn and Walter Stalnai1er,
Of Hol ner, W. Va, made up a tour
ing party pending Sunday night i'll
Monterey, returning from Eastern
Vigirnia.
B. f. Buaeard and family, of Cam
.den, N. j., spent Sunday night in
Monterey en- their way to Pocahon-
ttcr, where they formerly lived, and
which is kirs. Bussard's birthplace.
Mr.. <BussarG is a brother of Mrs. H.
NJ. Siayen.
1. L. Beverage brought to this Of
flee a large potato that weighed two
lbs. and 4 Cunces. If there is larger
,cne in the county, send it in. We
believe old Highland has some big
things ito e aibits this year in the
way Of crops.
Mr.. and EIrs. J. A. Alexander and
Miss Neva Eelman, of Staunton, &C
co:npanied ~ their guests, DR.. and
Mrs. W. A. Selman and two daugh-
tera, Misses Dorothy and Margaret,
Of Atlanta, Ga, motored to Monterey
Friday, rem; lining over night at Ho-
tel Monterey.
Highland former little sheriff, ].
Ed. ARROGANT, is proud, happy man.
If you don't believe it, call him Daddy
and watch f the smile that confirms
the Recorders assertion. Amanda
Crawford is the name Of the little
visitor who came to his home Aug.
2Sth for an indefinite stay.
will have an expert Milliner in
charge CT ny Millinery department
about Sept. 1Oth-and will have
full new stock of Millinery, Suits and
Cluaks. Respectfully
v. B. BISHOP
The ball game between Crabbot-
tom and Mos;terey came off as sched-
uled last Saturday afternoon, played
on the hc:le diamond. Neither
team is in practice, but the local
nine found the visitors "easy," and
the score Sod 9 to 2. Several OF
sthe Crabbottom young folks were
present to ,..tness the game.
An aged I:other and sister, Nor
gan Stephen of Knoxville, H., and
Mrs. M. E. G-:n6ley, of Friend, Neb,
spent SaturG; = night in Monterey en-
,route,to KcG-letown in Rockingham.
Their parent; were born there in
1906, and the brother and sister, both
octogenariar1, planned to WISH the
old home, Itch they had learned
was still int,.ct. They had made the
trip from n:.nois in Ford coupe
were both vigorous and jolly, and re-
sumed the !. st lap of the journey
with the .ze;t of young people.
The Stau, ton fair is in progress
this week, and, as usual, many High
landers are attending. The daily
passenger ears make it possible fol
many to take in the show, going II
the morning and returning at night
The famed and mysterious belled
zuzzard has been at large in High
this season, Gccordig to the claims o
{ Crabbottoi.i citizen who saw it, AM
in the Monterey valley two berry
nickers claim to have routed it from
- 1:.,n boor;pu th