Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1906-09-14
HIGHLAND RECORDER
LOCAL NEWS.
Personal
Brief Items of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintances.

relatives in Rockingham county.
Peter Gum. Esq, Of Meadow
Dale, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. WalkerYeager and two little
children, of Marlinton, spent Mon
day night here On their way from
Bolar.
Mr.. Marvin Hildebrand, of Nc
Dowell, passed through town We'd
nesday on his way to Pocahontas
Mrs, W. H. Hiner, a resident OF
Marlinton since last spring, return
ed Tuesday to Monterey for short
stay.
Mr.. Howard Barlow and lady, of
Pocahontas, spent some time this
week, with Mrs. II. P. Patterson,
sister of Mr.. Barlow.
Mrs. DR.. Edw.Jones and children
of New Hampden, were among the
passengers going east Wednesday
morning.
Preaching at Crabbottom u. b.
Church Sunday, Sept. Is, at II a.
M. and Forks of Water $3.50 p. nj.
Jas w Brill, P G.
Graphophone entertainment, Fri
day evening at s o'clock. Come
out and hear some fine music.
Mesdames E. A. Hamilton and
George Hanger, of Augusta, who
have been visiting at thePresbyter-
ian manse, returned home Tuesday.
Capt. }. G. Matheny and Miss
Blanche made a trip to Marlinton
this week.
MIR. T. Il; Jones, who has been a
teacher in the neutrality-suspicious.
Academy at Bedford City, this year
accepts position in Norfolk, and
left THURSDAY morning to enter
npon his duties.
MIR. E. b Jones killed a fine
specimen Of bald eagle OH Wed mes.
day last. The bird measured Z
feet. and was killed near Mr. Jones
farm in the IIightown valley.
Mrs, G. F. Crummett, of Marlin
ton. is visiting her relatives on this
side of the Allegheny.
Mr.. C. NJ. Borst and wife. who
have been visiting here for a cou-
ple of weeks, left Tuesday morn
for a short stay with Mrs. Borst's
brother, DR.. H. S. Fleisher, Of
Green5rier.
Following is list of the young
people leaving this week to enter
upon school work for the session.:
Robt. Sterrett, Robt. Jones. W. y
L., Jacob Lunsford, Adam Fleisher,
u. Va, Miller Bishop, Dick Jones,
Randolph Macon College, Misses
Bess Bishop, Lynchburg, Pattie
and Mollie Mauzv, Farmville. :
Mr.. A j. Simmons. of the Nc
Kendree neighborhood, spent day
or two this week with his friends
on the Monterey side.
Ginseng for Planting-Can fur
nisn roots and seeds in large or
small quantities-easv to cultivate.
Call on or address AC Suddarth,
Monterey, Va
Rev J E Booker. Supt. of the
Home Mission work Of the SYNOD Of
Virginia, will speak at the Presby-
terrain church, Monterey. next Sun
day at II a. m. There will be 10
preaching in the evening.
Preaching at Sieg Chapel at $3.50
D. m. VS. Trimble, Pastor
At s o'clock Friday evening you
will be given an opportunity that
Won have never had before to hear a
real graphophone concert.reproduc-
tions of all the we'll. known artists.
Owing to some delay in procur-
ing lumber for the completion OF
the Odd Fellows hall, they will
not move in this week.
MI Boyd Hiner and sister, Miss
Ethel, of Fauquier county, who
have been visiting near Doe Hill
for several weeks, came to Monte
rev Wednesday. In company with
them were Misses Mamie Hiner,
Blanche Smith, of Doe Hill, and
Sallie Key, of franklin. M
Rev A A Walker is assisting Rev
Mr. Grady with meeting in Crab
bottom.
Mr.. Caleb Campbell, native, and
for many years respected citizen
of Highland, now of Fluvanna, is
here on his first visit since leaving,
more than twenty years ago.
Mr.. S. H. Snyder and two
daughters, Hazel and Mary, of Lin
coin, Neb,, spent Wednesday night
at the Commercial. Mr.. Snyder
formerly lived near the line Of the
two Virginias, and went from here
to Sugar Grove,
Mr.. A. C. Snddartb, who has
been experimenting in 'seng cul-
ture during his residence in Mon