Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-10-15
MONTEREY, FRIDAY OCT Is, 1920

Dr. g. b. FOX ana Ianilly leCui l'0u
Tuesday from a visit of a few days
with relatives in Rockingham county
Berlin Crummett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Hevener, and Mr.. Cooper, OF
Staunton, spent Sunday last in Mon
terey.
Miss Cornelia Sites, of Harrison,
burg, is spending the winter at Carry
On Cottage with Miss Ada Patterson
and teaching in Pine Grove school.
Miss Alma Hammer, of Elkton, Va
is visiting Misses Ada Patterson and
Sites at Carry On Cottage before go
ing to her school in Highland. =.
Price reduction continues along
many important lines, but it is not
real tumble, and thus no one is IN
danger of being crushed. rs
Paul Slaven, of Monterey, and Jonn
Slayen, of Doe Hill, spent Sunday
with their brother, H. B. Slaven IN
Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Mary L. Winner has postponed
her sale indefinitely.
Mrs. Saul Simmns, of Deerfield, has
been spending this week in Monterey
where she formerly lived. :
An eYangelistic meeting VIII pc
gin at Bethlehem church Wednesday
Oct. goth az 1880 p. m. Rev. A. T.
Dixon will preach.
Judgirs from the crowd thar visit
. ed The Ha:iil on Shop, Monterey Is |"
hc CONS. infatuated on having such Il
nice stock Of goods to select from :
Ohio Rueilman, many years ago
resident of Monterey, now living IN
Pecahontas, was here on court day
accompanied by his father-in-law,
Samuel Sutton. 4
Mr.. and Irs. Fred Gwin, of Rich
rlond, who are visiting their former
hcllc at BcIar, were among the num-
Der in town on the opening day OF
the circuit court. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Whitelaw took
their little daughter to Staunton ear
" in the week to receive treatment
for throat trouble. Miss Grace Hi
ner accompanied them to the Valley.
D. N. Bussard and family passed
through Monterey Tuesday on their
way to their new home in Pennsyl-
yania. They were accompanied this
far by Mrs. Lizzie Carpenter and II.
S. Bussard and family.
Miss Ethel Waybright, of Crabbot-
tom, spent Monday night in Monterey
going out to Staunton Tuesday, and
after visit of few days there will
go to see her brothers in West Vir-
ginia.
There viii be a District Sunday
Schoo, Convention at Monterey Sat
u,uay ~, .ls beg. nnins at2 O'CLOCK
il al: So .ay S:hool wo"aer'--all
.'enuminat", is--are cordially invited
to be present The Field Secretary
will be present and will talk on the
Sunday School work.
! ]. C. MATTHEW, Dist. Sec.
will be 1T Crabbottom on Mon
day, 18th Get. to remain 10 days.
Respectfully,
o. ]. Campbell
r. A. Og:lvie, son Of Mrs. M. L.
Ogilvie, of his place, was one OF the
mail clerks injured in the c. C 0.
wreck near White Sulphur last week.
His injuries were painful but not
serious.
James R.~,ison, of the Bolar neigh
,borhood, brought to this Office Wolf
River appl, that measured Is inches
in circunj, ne, I'D John Mathe!y
of Back ~. x, sent us on thai r'eas-
IA inches. Harvey Wasgy pre-
SSSted us It'll two fine specimens of
Of Mack Bca Davis.
Mr. aud Hrs Lloyd Sulienberger,
Prof. Payna, June Trimble and Miss
Charlton imposed a motor party
making ro> ndtrip to Lexingtn Sun
day. Mr.. al Mrs. Sullenberger went
primarily to visit their son, Richard,
u w, and J.. student;x who has an at
tack of iniiammatory> rheumatism.
They found him slowly improving
and able to attend most Of ais classes.
E. r. He..2ner. who last month
moved to Pennsylvania, came to Mon
terey Monday, and on the following
day had the body of his little daugh.
ter, who died at Richmond hospital
last spring, removed from the Monte
rey cemetery to Leesburg, former
home of the Hevener family, and
where a child of their early marriage
was buried.
E. II. Moore, of up Knapps Creek,
sold to II. &. Greer, the herb dealer
Of this city, $1,22S.90 worth of gin
,seng Of hi. own raising. This gin
seng was cultivated on a plot OF