Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-07-16

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Miss Lucy Wilson, of Staunton,
spent several days in Monterey, the
guest of Mrs. H. M. Slaven, arriving
on Thursday of last week.
Possibly the largest load Of lumber
ever hauled to Monterey by hcrse
team was that hauled by I'D Carter
colored, Wednesday from CrabbottoG2
he had on 5000 pounds or 400 feet.
Forest Bird, who is with the Viz
ginia Carolina Chemical Company at
Richmond, was in Monterey Saturday
on his way to his home near Mill Gap
where he will spend weeks vacation
Mrs. Sarah Reed, OF Staunton,
spent several days with her invalid
sister, Mrs. J. L. Hiner and family,
going from here to Franklin on Tues
day.
Misses Georgiana Ryder, Elizabeth
and Ruth Hamilton ana Nellie Mich
ael, of the Mcdowell community Wis
tied the Recorder plant Thursday.
Dewey hiner left Monday for Ora
igsville where he will join with his
brother, Clyde in running form and
operating flour mill.
Mrs. w. D. Wade and little son
David, went out to Stauntcn Monday
to spend q few days.
A letter this week from E. K. Rex
rode of Williamsport; Pa, states that
crops are fine, such as corn wheat
and grass. lie closed his letter by
wanting to be remembered to the
Highland people.
Monterey had it's first tented ag-
gregation fUr the session on Monday
1t wa; the Welch Brothers oItsit
and gave IN entertainment ~ Nc
Dowell Saturday, here on Monday ev-
ening and IN Crabbottom Tuesday.
1 have a good line of tires and in
ner tubes, 10 reduce this line will
sell at 10 per cent off.
R. NJ Trimble
Mrs. Josie Elmore, of CINCINNATI,
Ohio, is visiting in the home of her
uncle, DR.. O. ]. Campbell. She is ac-
companied by her son and two dau-
ghters.
We are informed that J. E. Car
we'll, of Hotel Monterey, has made
final adjustment of claims against
the Home Insurance Co., of New
York, receiving the full amount al
lowed at the time of adjustment.
Miss Irene Hawkins, missionary
of the Southern Presbyterian Church,
, will talk OF her work to the women OF
the Presbyterian church Friday ,af-
ternoon at $50. All women inter-
ested in mission work are cordially
invited.
w
Nicley's Garage and look over the
new model I Overland.
DR.. A. M. Frazier, of Staunton, will
be with Rev. Lyle Moffett at NC
Dowell, Thursday, July 18th, Friday
16, Saturday IT, Sunday Is, preach
ing each evening and communion
services Sunday a. m. Service Sun
day evening, X
Farmers are elated over the strides
being made by the corn and hay crops
the growth Of the past ten days being
all that could be expected and giving
promise of normal harvest, at least
in many instances.
Mrs. Geo. E. Swecker and daughter
Miss Celia, Mrs S. A. N. Kramer and
little granddaughter, all of Crabbot
tom, went east with Charlie Pullin
this morning, the two former to ,yis-
it brother and uncle in Pennsylvan-
ia and the latter on a trip to see rel
atiyes in Ohio.
White canvas Shoes and Oxfords
will sell the remainder of stock at
greatly reduced prices. Most comfort
able shoes for summer wear.
R. M. Trimble
The meager announcement of the
death of VIM. A. Hevener,. at his
home, Long Beach, Calf, on May 80,
has been followed by sad details in
letters to his relatives in Highland.
1t is ascertained that he died by his
own hand, no cause being known for
the rash act He was a son of the
late VIM. D. Hevener, Of Hightown,
and after his marriage to Miss Ada
Fryine. Of Back Greek, resided sever
al years near Monterey. They NOV
ed to the West many years ago, but
| Mr.. Hevener, visited his relatives and
na-ive county two years ago. He
of