Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-09-17

hoy in farmTllle, va.
women who expect to
have only short time
,uaIify. Better line up,
shland, if you would be
- and MIS- Elmer Dickinson and
mily, OF F~itersville, w. Va, spent
reusaay night with the formers Sis
/ ter, Mrs. H. s. Johnston. They were
y ON their way to Harrisonburg where
| they will reside.
In anothcr column of this paper
the Pocahontas County Fair adv will
be interesting to our people, as they
will have a nice lot of stock for exhi-
hilton, and .aany other things to at
tract attention. See the adv.
Andy White who lives just north
OF Monterey holds the title for rails
ing the largest tomatoes. He brought
to this Office two tomatoes, one weigh
ing two pour IS ond the other one and
three-fourths pounds. Both were
sound perfect tomatoes.
Misses Edna, Norma, Geneva and
Ollie Hildebrtnd and brother Robert,
and Mr.. VIE Landes, Of Stauntcn,
motored to CrabbottoIn Sunday and
spent the dag with the formers sis
ter, Mrs. join Jack, returning to
staunton in ne evening.
Miss Sallic Vaughan is again here
and hard at work in V. B. Bishops
Millinery 2nG Suit Department. She
has full charge of same and will be
clad to see enc and all who are in
tarested in Ladies wear. The MILL
merry. a large new stock is here and
the Suits, -CloslFFssAaa aid Dresses will be
in in a day OF two. V. B. Bishop
The fear that the late season
woull delay corn-eutting until JACK
Froef got in lis destructive work is
specifically past. The favorable
weather of the present month mas
cans,d corn II mature and ripen rap
&dlv and eye: now eorn-cutting is in
progress in scne sections OF the couh-
ty.
Miss Bessi> Derfilger, the head
Ni,1irer at t., Little Fashion Shop
orNstaunton. Va, wn1 has had won
darfp1 display of millinery in the
Monterey Fa:,ion SaRp; will return
Friday. She ill lea nice line OF
trimmed and untrimmed hats MISS
Gum will be glad for you to come ana
seethem. n IS Derfinger has MADE
many friends while here and custo-
mers will be pleased with her WORK
,1r. and Ms. e. T. Hevener and
o,,iIo ZEN, imr:sgai il teesy. following their
.saIa ~ ,pe,sor"l property on Tuesday,
1eft for heir new home near York.
.Pennsv7yah ia. Richard Patterson,
whose pnsent. Mr.. and Mrs ;, II. F.
Patterson. ex2e,,t to move to the same
section in tic spi"lng, accompanied
Mr.. Hevener. and will enter school
there for the winter. MIS- Eva cake,
who also accompanied theAr1' expects
ito return Sc.
Az teachers-Miss Hazel Terry and
Miss Eunice Lightner have gone to
Dayton, Miss Genoa Swecker to Har-
risonburg, Mis- Lucy Gray Bird to
Churchville,,
AS studentTGalph Trimble, Charles
Peterson, Josl Il and Alfred Eagle
and J. C. Lightner to the University,
Misses May and Lorena Wade to
Blackstone.
Misses Lillian Wade, Evelyn Crum-
NETT. Polly CT II and J. D. Kramer to
S. c. l., Dayton. Dewey Kramer, Will
liam enc Mary College, Mics Rebc
Kremer, Hnr sonburg.
Mrs. J. G, Matheny. President CT
the High!rne Daughter OF the Confee
rracy has recently sent. blanks to
h,;.ny cf tie descendants OF tcilfeder-
Tte veterans Who took part III tho
Wolld War. II those sons, grand
sons oil great cssra&dsons of c. VS. ;A3
rb.a r-s:sspti w: notify her by phCnC
or card with name and address she
viii send bian': with stamped en-
vclo0 f1~ rep, II tc!sos but rS4sejE
moments TO III cat these 81 Ia
will be Ct greet service 10 i .sh-
III, in Looming their histd ssez