Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-06-11

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week with his son John, of Monterey.
Howard Wilfong and little son, OF
Hightown were in Monterey Monday.
There's hot tome in the windy
city this week.
Virginia Press Association will hold
its 3rd annual meeting at Blue Ridge
Springs Va, July 14-16.
Misses Della and Ruth Williams,
of Back Creek, were shopping in town
today.
Cecil Hodge, of Warm Springs,
came UP the river with Charlie steph-
enson, the mail man, Thursday.
Master Frank Bird is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. w. H. Wilson, on Grab
Run.
w. M. Trimble, who has been in
disposed for several days, we are glad
to see is able to come to town.
Mrs. Lon H. Shumate, of the Bull
pasture valley, was among the visit
ors in Monterey Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Echard, and
Mrs. Uriah Wagner, of Augusta, were
in town Tuesday attending q land
sale.
Mrs. H. E. Bryant, Mrs. M. B. Evic
of Mcdowell and Mr.. and Mrs. f.
N. Bryant, of Leachburg, Pa, were
shopping in Monterey Monday.
Miss Celia Swecker and Miss Reba
Kramer returned Wednesday from
Harrisonburg school.
Mr.. and Luther Rexrode, of Elkins
visited relatives in town and county
early in the week.
.Delroy Pruitt, Owen Wade and
Roy Dever have gone to West Vir-
ginia where they expect to get en-
ployment.
Miss Grace Hiner is visiting in
Staunton and Augusta.
Preaching at the Methodist church
Sunday morning, followed by the SAT-
rament. -.
Preaching service at New Hamp-
den Sunday morning at II o'clock by
Mr.. Hart. Sunday school at 10.
Everyone invited. x
Mrs. ]. C. Herold and. son Willie,
of Meadowdale have gone to Balti-
more to visit friends.
Miss Sarah Hall, who spent the
past school year with Mrs. Ogilvie
has returned to her home near Staun
ton. ..ss.:s::; 70 "a
Miss Annie Gillespie returned ear
ly in the week from Pocahontas
where she was called to nurse Mrs.
DR.. Hannah.
w. E. Gum & Co. will shortly have
In place their new, up-to-date plain
err Mr.. Gun having gone to Staunton
for it to-day.
C. M. Lunsford, of the Monterey
Garage, left this morning for Pitts
burg to get another supply of Ford
cars. He is accompanied by Luther
Jones, Dewey Hiner and Raymond
Slaven. ,:> "a "a
Geo w. Dotkin, one of the old men
of Stonewall district is visiting his
granddaughter, Mrs. J. P. Gillispie;
Monterey.
We will aim to keep sugar-pres-.
ept price 25cts per lib. SPOT CASH
Can save, ycu $1.00 to $500 per Dbl.
on flour fo- the cash and will guaran
tee the quality! Also have limited am
cunts of feed and meal-Highland
Mer. Co.
w. B. McGuffin and son and To-
bias MeCli3tic and son, all of Jackson
river, were in Monterey Wednesday.
AS the gardener gratefully tells
his neighbor that he hasn't seen a pc
tato bug or rose bug this spring, the
proneness to superstition that promp
is him to tap on wood" is excusable.
Mrs. R. r. Whitelaw and children,
of Higtown, were in Monterey Wed
nesday. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. ]. c. Wiley, of Thorn
wood.
A call communication of Highland
Ldge, N. 10 A. F. & A. M, Friday
night, June 18th. Work in first and
second degrees. A full attendance
is desired.
By order of Worshipful Master,
DR.. C. B. FOX
H. H. SIaven, Of Meadow Dale,
went to Charlottesville early in the
week to see his daughter, Mrs. Sandy
Stephenson, who is in critical state
of health at the sanctorium at that
place.
Mr.. and Hrs. G. w. Trimble, E. B.
Jones and w. H. Matheny are at
tending the State S. S. Convention at
HarrisonbuTg as delegates from the
Methodist Sunday School.
Mrs i z Iightencr and Robert