Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-05-28
MONTEREY, FRIDAY MAY %, 1920

MIS- u. b. FOLKS LIDS UCCA oAi 49,
sick list for g week or more.
C. M. Lunsford, of the Monterey
Garage, went to Pittsburg Pa, last
week for three new Ford cars.
II. C.. Lunsford and Miss, Edna
so,anles were passengers on the Pui-
lin Staunton-bound auto last Sunday.
Miss Ollie Simmons was in Monte
rep Thursday and had Dr.. Walden 10
remove her tonsils.
]. C. Pruitt, who has just recover
e6 from a short illness at the home OF
his son in Monterey, has gone TO ms
home at Pinkeny.
M. and Mrs Harry Bird ana niue
son spent a few days with Monterey
relatives, returning early in the week
To their home near Valley Center.
Miss Eva Eakle, who has been on
the sick list for several weeks, LETT
Tuesday morning for the University
hospital for consultation and theat-
ment.
Berlin Crummett came to Monterey
Wednesday afternoon with H. nj.
Lewis. of Staunton, and will probably
spend some time with his brother, Il.
II. Crummett, OF Crabbottom. He Is
now located in Richmond and. has
made good in the insurance business.
Mrs. V. B. Bishop was called TO
Louisville, Ky, latter part OF last
week by the death of her stcp-mother
Mrs.-Miller. Mrs. Miller formerly
lived in West Virginia and her re-
mains were taken there for burial
Mrs. R. E. Slaven and little daugh
ter, Rebecca, of Marlinton, and Mrs.
S. Fl, Hiner and three children, OF
Durbin, motored to Monterey last Sun
day, spending a few hours with Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Hevener and return
ing in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mauzy, who
have been in Pennsylvania, at the
home of their daughters, returned to
Highland early in the week, spend
ing night with Mrs Mollie Trimble
in Monterey.
AS if having lost sight of the fact
that she must lay the foundation for
the hay harvest, May got busy during
her last days.
Joseph H. Whist!emap, of the east
elm side, came to town Monday to con
suit DR.. Walden, and it was found
necessary that he go 70 hospital,
which he expects to do in few days.
He had been in bad health for some
time. Mrs. Whistleman accompanied
him to Monterey. ',-.-o
Apropos Of the approaching COM
mencement exercises at the high
school auditorium it is recalled that
on ali such occasions there are a few
boys youths calling themselves
young men who fail to discriminate
between decent merited applause and
rowdyism. They should be spotted
and spanked. F..
IF. McNulty, who went to Roam
oke as a delegate to the Democratic
convention paid visit to the home
of his son, Glen McNulty at Switch
back w. Va, and returned Monday
accompanied by Mrs McNulty and
three little children, who will spend
some time with their relatives in
Highland:
Rev. J. P. Anderson, of Timmins-
vile S. c., paid visit to the group OF
churches formerly served by Rev. Ma
Parker, preaching in Crabbottom Sun
day at II o'clock, at Pisgah at
and in Monterey at 500. His sermon
here was an excellant one and listen
ed to attentively by full house.
On the same day Rev. Nh. Wilhelm
young minister from Pennsylvania
preached for Bulah and Stony-Run
Presbyterian congregations. While
the statement is unauthorized, the
inference is that these gentlemen
were invited with q view to giving
them call, both charges referred to
being without pastors at this time.
Judge P. NJ. Moir Philippine Is
lands, his son, E. L. Moir, and l.. Cat
ognia of Roanoke, Va, who recently
purchased 1000 acres of Allegheny
land-part of the Day place-visited
the county latter part of last week,
looking over their purchase. They
were accompanied by Joseph Strass
J. B. Fishburn and Mr.. Persinger, pros
pective purchasers, all of whom were
delighted with Highland, Mr.. Fish
burn, whose travels have taken him
around the world was especially
loud in his praise of Mnterey valley,
declaring as he viewed it from. Trim
ble's knob, that he had never seen
anything to surpass it in scenic beau
ty.