Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-05-21
Highland Recorder
LOCAL NEWS
Brief News Notes People at Home
and Abroad.
MONTEREY, FRIDAY MAY Fl 1920


Staunton Tuesday.
Highland has seldom been so slow
in donning her summer garb.
F.. z. Jones spent the first part OF
the weel. in Marlinton on business.
Alpheus Jones of Doe Hill spent
short time here early in the week.
Rev. Mr.. Snead of Mcdowell stop
ped in Monterey Thursday morning.
er field Of labor, on Back Creek.
Rev 3 L. Wood, CT Spring Hill pas
sed through here Monday to his form
w. w. Botkin is working with the
Augusta county road force in Jen-
nings Gap.
kenton Mullenax, of Lower Crab
BUTTON, was in town Mondoy.
Margaret Lunsford was the guest
for several days last week of Anna
Margaret Stephenson at ~Vanderpool.
Mrs. Paul Pullin and Jack Ryder
ire both doing nicely after their op-
erations, and the latter returned We'd
nesday.
oil ottnnHpn
trict Meeting at Cumberland Nd,
going as a delegate from the Monter-
ey Missionary society. --.
An infant child of Rev. and Mrs.
R. D. McNeer died Tuesday evening
last and was buried Wednesday after
noon in the Monterey cemetary, Mr..
A. B. Warwick conducting the SER
vice at the grave. ..--.
J.F. McNulty, J. A. Whitelaw and
L. Homer Stephenson went to Roa-
noke convention this week as dele
gates from Highland.
Richard Hevener went to Staunton
latter part of last week after his Sis
tiers, Misses Irene and Mary, who
have been attending school, the form
err in Richmond and the latter in
Staunton.
Ralph Tr;mble, University student,
spent Sunday at his home in Monte
rey, coming out withhis uncle, R. M.
Trimble, who returned from the hos
pital Saturday.
Henry Fleisher, who holds cler-
ical position at Camp Meade, is at
his Forks OF Water home on a vava-
ton arriving Monday.
Mrs S. A Terry, of Jackson river,
returned from Dayton last week, her
son, Julian, whose serious illness cal
led her there, having practically re-
covered. Mrs Terry and son Frank
were in Monterey Monday the latter
attending meeting of the district
school board.
Prof. A. 3, Warwick, who had
charge of the High School at Newland
Va, during the past winter, returned
to Monterey Monday, accompanied
by Mrs. Warwick and children, Mar
tina, Frank, and George Wilson.
Mrs. Elihu Gum, of Meadow Dale,
returned from Staunton to-day where
she had been receiving special treat
ment for injuries received last year
when thrown to the ground and
trampled or kicked by young horse
Her condition is improved.
Messers Gibson and Bussard re-
turned Wednesday from Pennsylvan-
ia where they spent week looking
for homes. 1t is understood that they
did not purchase, though we'll pleas
ed with much Of the territory. They
called to see some of our Highland
people located there and found them
we'll fixed as to farms and satisfied
with their adopted homes, S.. ...
Miss Elizabeth Thornton, of Allan
ia Ga, and Miss Mary Cummings, of
Wilmington N. C. were passengers on
the incoming Pullin car Thursday.
They went from here to Jackson riv-
er and after spending short time
with Miss Ada Patterson, will en-
gage in the same line of work follow
ed by Miss Patterson, the former 60
ing to Mountain Grove, the latter hav
ing Crabbottom as her field.
The following were passengers on
the Pullin car, coming in from staun
ton Saturday: Miss Stella Malcolm,
graduate nurse, of Richmond, Miss
Maggie Peterson, who recently CHM
pleted a course in nursing at K. D.
hospital, Staunton, Miss Edna Camp
bell, who has been attending school
in Richmond Mrs H. NJ. Slaven, who
had been in the Valley city for day
or two, and Mrs. c. M. Lunsford, re-
turning from a Presbyterian held at
Raphine.