Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-07-23
Monterrey, FRIDAY JULY % 1920

]. w. Phillips, of Headwaters,
paid Monterey a visit Thursday.
F. M. Trimble left this morning
-Thursday-for Clarksburg, W. Va.
the home of his son.
H. C. Gibson, of Staunton, D. D. &
M. CT Masons will be here at the
next meeting, July 30th.
w. w. Samples, Of Strait Creek,
brought us a fine specimen of his
crop of wheat. 1t is we'll filled and we
predict a good yield
Mrs. Randolph Myers, CT Washing
ton, D. c., passed through Monterey
\ Wednesday on her way to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Mauzy
of New Hampden.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.. G2*ham and
dauohtncr. Irene, Misses A!ary D..
Bradshaw, Annie Wright, OF the
Bullpasture, and the former 5 rothef
7 C. Graham. of Nevada, Mo-, were
in Monterey Thursday.
Mrs Dennis Gum and little dau
ghter, Mary Jane, Meadow Dale
left Monday for visit of two weeks
in Pennsylvania, the home OF MIS-
Gums father, C. S. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Hevcner and
EoS4ho-1l T1ntCv-
id to HarrisonDurg and down the va
lev to New Market, Sunday.
Little Misses "Cappie" Trimhle,
Ruth Eastman and Mary Lunsforo
are visiting Mrs. e. w. Armstrong at
Verona, Augusta Co.
w. NJ. Trimble, who has benn re-
rceiving treatment in Richmond for
few weeks, has returned to his home
south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hall and two
daughters Helen and Elizabeth, OF
McAllister, Okla, motored through to
Monterey Wednesday, Mr.. Hall is
nephew of cur townsman, DR.. A. H.
Hall.
]. H. Lightener, of Pocahontas, is
tending court here, being summon
ed in the Hook Case.
TheT1ighland Chapter of U. D. c.
will MEET Wednesday afternoon, July
2S at the home Of Mrs. H. B. Wood.
All members are urged to be present.
Miss Elizabeth Matheny spent sew
eral days visiting Miss Lucille Gum.
D. L. Conner of Waynsborro spent
the weekend with his family ct Boil
ar.
aIr and Frs. Selma Sinemons and
Miss Clyde Deisher, of Botetourt, co.
spent Sunday at the Methodist par
sonage, Monterey, the two ladies be-
ing sisters CT Mrs, McNeer.
II. T. Str4thy, accompanied by A.
3. Strathy, both of Richmond, spent
a short vac, ton at the formers old
horne on Lower st. Creek, returning
10 the capital city Monday.
D. H. Peterson left Saturday for
trip to Pennsylvania, going via Rlch
mond, Norfi;k and Baltimore.
DR.. C. B. Fox went to Bridgewater
to see Mrs. Fox and children who
were visiting relatives there. Mrs.
Fox will also visit the Eastern Shore
and Washington before returning.
The districts roads are advertised
70 be let July 81 1920 for term OF
two years. Bidders should bear in
mind the date, July 81.
9. T. Hcvener's sale of personal
property took place on Tuesday ana
was we'll attended. 1t Is needless 10
saw that good prices were realized.
Even if you contemplate leaving
Highlond sc:ae time, don't try it at
this season Of the year. You just can't
do it.
Monday morning next the second
quarterly conference for Monterey
\>(Methodist) cirsuit will be held at
Inc church here. Rev. Mr.. Richardon
F.. will preach at Hightown on
Sunday night proceeding.
Mrs. w. ". Samples, of Strait
Creek, underwent an operation at
the University hospital last week anc
subsequent reports say she is getting
along nicely. She had been in Ill
health for long time.
w. T. Wc0dson and Miss George
Stephenson, of Crozet, Va. and Mrs.
Paul Riyercamb, of Bath Co. cousin
and sisters respectively Of A. S. Steph
enson attended Mrs. Stephenson's fun
eral at Meadow Dale last Tuesday.
E.. A. Wade, of Mill Gap, is at Rich
mond at the Tucker Sanatorium unde
going treatment. AS is generally
known Mr.. Wade is a man of unusual
size. and mis- increasing flesh had
lead to i'll health. Mrs. Wade os with
him.
O. B. Hall and sister Miss Carrie
Mold visit TO