Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-03-19

of the Hightown community, were in
Monterey Monday.
Mary Margaret Slaven enterta4-ed
a number Of her little friends q. a
birthday party Tuesday evening.
Get in your orders for Coon Brand
fertilizers and seeds.
Highland Mere. Co.
Homer Beverage, after q few
days at his Strait Creek home, re-
turned to Akron, Ohio first of the
week, to resume his position.
A lot of old newspapers at the Re-
corder office at 25ct per hundred.
Among the shoppers in town to-day
are Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Beverage, of
Strait Greek, and Mr.. and Mrs. Aarly
Puffenberegr, of Meadow Dale.
Messers E. B. and R. C. Jones
moved their cattle to the Crabbottom
farm Monday, after wintering them
on the Bullpasture.
Edwa. d Beverage, Of PocahoEia Us,
who has recently been visiting rel
atives On Pack Creek, spent Sat =
day and S ,nday with his BIZ others.
1. L. and 7 ron Beverage-of this coin
munity.
w. NJ Winner received phone
message Wednesday morning of the
serious illness of his brother, Mr.. Lee
Winner, who lives near Franklin. Mr.
Winner left Immediately for the bed
side of his brother.
WANTED-100 bark peelers on or
about April 10th. Come to Hotchkiss
Va, on C & o. R. R. Highest current
wages, including board.--Millboro
Lumber Co. Inc. Hotchkiss Bath Co.,
. Virginia. .
= Mrs. Dennis Gum and little daugh
ter, Mary Jane, of Meadow Dale, are
visiting Mrs. Gums old home in Nc
Dowel.
Treasurer H. M. Slaven, with
Dewey Hiner at the wheel, motored
through to Charlottesville Thursday
where he will undergo an operation
at the University hospital for rectal
trouble. He hopes-to return in a>cou-
pie of weeks.
Little Hannah Hevener, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Hevener, whose
attack of infammatory rheumatism
last fall was followed by complica-
tions and who has been a great suf-
ferer mean time, was taken to Rich
mond early in the week for hospital
treatment Her condition was such
. as to make the trip serious one in
view of bad roads, but it is said she
stood the ride fairly we'll. In addi-
ton to her physician, DR.. Fox, she
was accompanied by her father, Miss
Eva Eakle, who had been nursing
her, and Miss Annie Gillespie, as far
as Staunton. The little sufferer has
the sympathy and best wishes of
Montereyans. ..
Rev. ]. I. Johnson, who some
thing~like twenty years ago was pas
tor of Mcdowell and Williamsyille
Presbyterian churches, and now To-
Gated at Hillboro, w. Va, paid High
land a visit last week, preaching at
Crabbottom on Sunday morning, at
Pisgah in the afternoon and here at
1880. He was greeted by a full
house here and his sermon, on the
subject of faith, was an excellent one
and listened to attentively. 1t is
known to most readers Of the Recor-
der that this group of churches Is
now without a pastor, andMr. John
sons visit may possibly result in his
receiving a CALL
Notice is given that in the future
the Recorder will not publish Memoir
ial Sketches, Memoriams, Remein-
brance articles, ETC., as free matter.
The Increasing number of these
notices coming to us make it imposs-
ible for us to carry them all as free
matter, and hereafter we will only
carry them as paid matter charging
one cent per word and the cash must
accompany the articles to be publish
ed.
This does not apply to death motto
es and obituaries. These will be car
ried as news matter and no charges
will be made as heretofore.
The ladies of the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society will hold spring
sale at the court house on Friday at
ternoon, March 26, at o'clock.
Underwear, dresses, aprons, pillows
slips. dress scarfs and numerous 9TH
er articles will be sold, as well as
light refreshments.
These ladies are also planning to
sell dinner the first day of April
court. The proceeds of both events
to go toward some greatly needed i'm
provements about the church and
parsonage.