Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-11-12
Red Cross roll eall-Nov. lips.

There was no celebration here, but
armistice day was not forgotten.
]. H. Pruitt is teaching the public
school at the Sutton school house
near Hightown.
Highland county fell off heavily
in the 3rd Red Cross roll call. She
should come back this week.
Mrs. ]. F. McNulty, who has been
sick from a carbuncle for the past
week, has about recovered.
Mrs. Laura Cross, CT West Augusta,
spent last Friday in Monterey the
guest of Mrs. Charley Cross.
Nj. and Mrs. R. D. Folks, son Bry-
an, of Crabbottom and Miss Bessie
Gum, of Monterey, went to Staunton
Sunday evening, returning home Men
day.
Miss Geneva Gum, Of Lone Foun-
tain, came in on Pullin's car We'd
nesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Dorc, manager Of the Little
Fashion Shop of staunton, came III
Wednesday to assist Miss Gum in the
Little Fashion Shop OF Monterey.
MIR. and Mrs. Gideon Stalnaker, 81
Jackson's River, took their little af-
fiicted baby to the University hospit-
al Monday for examination and treat
ment.
Mrs. Willis Jackson, of Coatesville
Penn, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Mauzy, of Crabbottom.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Ogilvie is on visit to
relatives in Staunton and Charlottes-
vile.
Don Sullenberger is in the North
making purchases for the Highland
Mercantile Co.
Mrs. D. c. Graham, of Bolar, spent
several days in Monterey last week,
the guests CT friends.
Mrs. " z. Bishop, Mrs. K. H. Trim
HE, Mrs. II. B. Wood and son and
Miss Eoss Bishop motored to Crabbot-
tom Thursday and spent the day as
guests of Ms G.. w. MauZy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Hevener and
family who have been visiting their
old home in Crabbottom returned to
their home in Pennsylvania Friday.
Richard IIevener, of Hightown,
left ut the Recorder Office this morn
Ing a mann 9th rutabaga measuring
50 inches aid Weighing Is pounds.
Next!
Tate Hiner and little daughter,
Mary, of Poe ahontas, spent last Sun
day with tie formers mother, Mrs.
Fannie Hintr, of Monterey.
1t is now custom az to whether
Indian summer came in October.
ahead of time, or is it due in NoVem-
Der.
Grown Campbell went to Charlottes
vile last Saturday to spend Sunday
with his mott who recently under
went a critical operation at he Uni
yersity hospital. E. K. Samples &C
rcomDanicd him on the trip.
Miss Mary Hiner, who was operat-
sed on at the University hospital three
weeks ago, returned to her home near
Monterey before our last issue, an
item overlooked in our personal
mention. Fer sister, Miss Lottie, &C
companied her.
William ), nes' little children, who
had been with their grandmother,
Mrs. Joseph Jones, for more than a
year.. were luken to Staunton latter
part of last week by Luther Jones
where they we're met by their father
and returned to their me in Ten
nessee.
The weel. of prayer, observed by
the MissionSty Society Of the Meth
,oaist church, closed with an appro'
pirate sermcl by the pastor on Sun
day night. Meetings were held eacf
night ikrou,'r the week, two of thu
programs being in charge of thu
young peopi3 and juniors, and all O.
them were good. The offerings TO
q. the week tot&led approximately 500
A. S. Stephenson, of Crozet, Va,
came to Highland latter part of las
week to spend a short time with hi
little daughter, Elenor, who, sine
her mothers death, has been maxim
her home w.1n her grandfather, +
ii. Slaven, of Meadow Dale.
Among the projects soon to be taxi
en- in hand by the State Highwa
Commission is an additional streuc
Of read in tie West Augusta sect'o
which is the westward extension
the Monterey connection
The annuocement was recently mao
by Commissioner Coleman,
Since the telegram announcing tn
arrival of robert Harris body