Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-04-23
MONTEREY, FRIDAY, APR. % 1920

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were in Staunton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Slaven, of Mead
owdale, were trading here Monday.
A. P. Arbogast, daughter and Sis
ter, Mrs. Harper, of Crabbottom, were.
over early in the week.
Place orders with us for cement,
salt and fertilizer. Highland Her. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Hidy, of Blue
Grass Valley motered to town Thur
sday. 81.
D. o. Wood of Acborvale, was in
the community this week. He was for
mcrly of the county.
Miss Emma Peace and little ward,
Elsie Jean Stephenson went to Staun
ton Monday for two weeks visit.
The few bright days of the week
have started the carpenters to work
on the unfinished buildings about
town.
Have a limited number of new des
ign rugs by IL feet at reduced pri-
p ces. R. NJ. Trimble.
Among the visitors in town Mon
day were James Micheal and Conrad
Ralston and son, of Eastern High
land.
a large line of drummer's sample
shoes Just received. Buy of US and
save money. Highland Mer Co.
Rev. R. D. McNeer, the new pas
tor assigned to Monterey circuit at
the recent annual conference, has
written that he expects to be here to-
day-Friday.
Charley Ross, of Frostburg Md.
was in town this week looking up his
relations This is his first visit to Hi
ghland,g though his father was nat
i've of the county.
Miss Lena May Campbell, of Valley
Center, in company with her father,
w. P. Campbell attended the sess-
ion of Lexington Presbytery held at
Cooks Creek church last week.
S. G. Dever, of Mill Gap, who has
been in i'll health during the winter
went to the University hospital early
in the week.
Some of-+he Monterey young people
attended an entertainment Saturday
night given by the Mcdowell high
school.
When you come to court have your
car equipped with new tires for
spring service. 1t will pay you to get
them before the rise, May 1st -.
co.. R. M. Trimble
Winston Herold, who has the con-
tract for. J. B, Lightner's residence
on South Spruce, has resumed oper-
atoms, and has large force Of car
penters at work. Plastering and car
penter work is also being done on E.
B. Whitelaws new home in the same
locality.
Robert Eicklin is on trip to w.
Virginia.
C. w. Trimble, of Monterey, and
Ellie P. Hull of Hightown, both of
when underwent right critical OPP
erations at the University hospital
within the past month have returned
to their re- pective homes, and both
are very much benefited. Mr.. Trimble
returned Friday and Mr.. Hull Mon
day.
Remember to get refreshing
drink at R. NJ. Trimbles up to date
soda fountain.
Geo. W. Waybright, of Crabbottom
whose ill-hcalth has been frequently
referred to in these columns during the
past year vent out to Staunton Mon
day to consult specialist and prob
ably take treatemnt for the pecul-
lar form Of nerve trouble from which
he suffers. Mrs Waybright accompan
led him on the trip.
AS. a result of the backward spring
and consequent late grass, feed has
been very scarce with some of the far
mers and tiiis In spite Of fine crop
last season. 1t is also said that, as a
result of urfavorable weather, a lar
ge proportion of young lambs have
been lost, much of the fatality being
attributed 10 pre- natal weather in
fluences. ...
The entertainment given Friday
night by the Domestic Sciance class
of the M. f. S. was a pronounced sue
cess in every way. "A Virginia Hero
inc" one Of the principal numbers on
the program. was well rendered, and
the "shcw" as whole was greatlp en-
joyed. The proceeds amounting to
$70-will be used to further equip
the class for it's important study ana