Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-10-01
MONTEREY, FRIDAY OCT. l, 1920
F NJ Trimble is on a business trip


r. :,.Tt'el Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Slaven spent
Sunday in Keyser, w. Va, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Arbogast.
All of us witness the tumble Of Mr..
H. C. of L. with satisfaction. May
he hit a pre-war level all round!
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs, Dla-
vid Samples was seriously i'll early
in the week, but is now improving.
Miss Elizabeth TcIly, Il pupil OF
NJ. H. S. was called home last Friday
On account of her fathers accident.
Rev. L. L. Lowance, who is visit
inc relatives at Valley Center. was in
Monterey Monday getting some -au-
tomobile repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle have Joined
their daughters in their new home at
Monterey, and all of them are well
coined most heartily.
The gloom-specialist who declared
that killing frosts must inevitably
follow September rain will have 10
swallow his words.
I'd like to have the Jones wire
ctretcher for about two days. I'll
cheerfully come and get it if the per-
son who has 1t will tell ME where it
is. EDWIN B. JONES
Il. Lee Cum and two daughters
went t. Staunton Monday, the form
CT going to Pennsylvania on business
for few days. They returned Tues
day evening.
Miss Alma Trimble left Tuesday
morning to enter college at Mechan-
. icsville, Pa. Her mother, Mrs. X. H.
,Trimble, 2r Il brother June, accom-
panied her IS far as Staunton.
EI"s. 3. +. Soul, of Dayton, Va,
came to Highland Sunday last to
visit relativ.9, and see her little son,
who has beta visiting in the county
for two months.
DR.. /. C. Wagner left at the Re-
corder office an English walnut from
q young tree cow growing on his lot
On Souh Spruce. IL Is the first year
the tree has borne.
Airs. w. D. Wade left Wednesday
afternoon t. visit her husband who
is under treatment at the Tucker
san2toriam il Richmond, and whose
condition, his physician says, is i'm
proving.
Rev c. 2. Lacy, former pastor OF
Franklin 7. osbyterian church aHd
row located n Washington County,
Va, and Lanty McNeel. of Pocahon-
las county, ". Va, were in Monterey
on business carly in the week.
Miss Eva Lakle, who accompanl-
ed the E. T. Hevener family to Penn
svl, lnia, re."rned Monday and is
now teaching in the Blue Grass
valley. She reports Mr.. and Mrs.
Heyener as veil pleased with their
new home in the North.
Mrs. Abraham Echard, whose home
is 4 few milcG north of Monterey, has
been at the University hospital since
last week. She expected TO undergo
an operation Tuesday, but Mr.. Ech-
ard had not heard definitely when
seen by Recorder reporter.
Our customers who have cement
bags, will p.-2se bring them in for
rebate credit Highland Mer. Co.
Interest among the lady voters of
the county las been increasing as the
limit for r. "istration draws near.
About Sc have paid their capitation
tax to time tho Recorder goes to press
and the reg: "trar naturally looks for
G big business on Saturday, the last
day. The i" locations now are that
more thar 100 will be qualified to
vote in NovefAbef.
Mrs. Dan l'oung and daughter,
Miss Delpha, of Dayton, Va, paid a
short visit to Mrs. Fannie Cross and
ether Mortei 7 relatives early in the
week. 80
w. w. Bot in, who has this sum-
mer been with the Stauntoh-M onte-
rey road builders in the Jennings
Gap section, returned for few days
this week. He seems to think that no
more will &c done on our road this
fall, and when he returns he expects
TO go to work in the Swoope section
Of Augusta.
Parents wiiose girls and boys are
away at school are rather gratitied
to hear Of their being home-sick.
'"hov (the p~rents) would be sorry
to have 1t otherwise, and do not Wor-
~ over such complaint, for it never
proves fatal.
Miss Irene Haslip, of Staunton,
who is Recording Secretary of the
Woman's Auxiliary CT the Lexington
Presbytery, G. re delightful talk to
.tn Ntnnnnn,s Missionary Society at