Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-01-26
HIGHLAND RECORDER
PERSONAL.
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintance.

Tor several days.
thH Stephenson, Esq. went te
Richmond this week.
Mr.. George Bussard, of Bolar
brought some grain up to the mil
Tuesday, and spent the night IN
town.
~~MrW W Stephenson spent some
time here Tuesday.
Mr. George Swadley is now able
to be about again. He was in
town Wednesday.
Mr. W B Anderson. of Franklin
spent Monday night in town, on
his way~to West Va.
Mr. and Mrs P H McNulty, of
Meadow Dale, visited Monterey
friends Monday.
Mrs E M Arbogast continues to
improve. Miss Emma McClintic
is assisting in nursing her.
Mr.. w. E. Fleisher of Straight
Creek called Monday and renewed
his subscription.
A new walk has been built from
the Bishop corner to Mrs. Cross's,
which is great convenience for
the school.
Mr. Henry Simmons of Pendle-
ton county was in town Wednes-
day looking about the Monterey
and Franklin telephone extension.
A couple Of Offices are being fix
ed up on the second floor of the
Sieg building.
A classical school for Highland
is the matter that should engage
= the attention of it's citizens just
now. 1t took $500, or more. to
get our boys and girls home for
Christmas.
Always satisfied with small
profit, will give you every ad-
vantage for your cash, l.. A.
OrndorM.
S. W. Crummett has received
another order for harness, from
Diona, Illinoise, his friends there
being so Well pleased with the
work they ordered him to NAL
sometime ago, that they have made
the second order.
By next year will we have for
gotten all this beautiful winter
weather we are now haying2 ls'ent
it rather general failing to forget
the good and remember the bad?
Iron has gone ur, but it hasn't
gotten as high as the bridge abut-
ments at Forksof Water.
The Virginia synod's (Presby-
terian) evangelization committee
met in Staunton on the 10th. Rev.
A. H. Hamilton, of Mt. Carmel,
was chosen chairman and treasurer
to succeed Rey J E Booker, re-
signed to Winchester Presbytery
to do evangelistic work. S. f.
Pilson was elected secretary to sue
coed Rev Hamilton
blue Grass district school board
has decided to erect at each OF the
two Crabbottom towns a school
house, in place Of the one destroy
ed by fire not long since. Blue
Grass school finances are in good
shape.
If you have anything to sell, tell
the people about it through these
COLUMNS.
Miss Lucy Yeager of Travellers
Repose. is visiting her aunt Mrs.
b. E.. Neisher.
Mr.. Joseph B. Hiner who has
been very much complaining for
sometime, is able to be out again.
He is one~of our oldest citizens
having past the four score mark.
DIR. Henry Fleisher has returned
to his home at Falling Springs. ".
Va. Mr.! Robert Campbell accom-
panied him as far as Marlinton.
Mr.. George Colaw of Straight
Greek called to see us Monday.
L>Mr. Bernard Marshall spent
Monday night in town.
The Baltimore Conference of the
M. E. Church, South, will meet in
annual ses sion, in Washington city
on the 4th day Of April. The Bal
timore Conference of the M. E.
Church, will hold it's meeting at
the same time and place, and a re-
union is proposed.
A sensation was created in Rich