Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-11-27
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LOCAL NEWS
Personal Briefs Of People at Home
and Abroad

Mrs. A. C. Suddarth is visiting
her old home atClarksburg, w. Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Hevener, of
Erabbottom, were in town We'd
nesday.
This November weather is of
that beautiful sort about which we
soon forget and say we never saw
the like before.
The usual Thanksgiving service
was held at the Methodist church
this morning, DR.. Wagner, the pas
tor preaching at II o'clock.
The best Fountain Pen Ink for
sale by H. M. Slaven, Monterey,
Va.
Miss Mabel Jones and Janet
Stephenson and Messrs. Boyd Steph-
enson and E. B. Jones left Tuesday
for Staunton and other points East.
Mrs. Seybert and sister, Miss Liz
zie Shumate, went to Hightown
to spend Thanksgiving with their
brother, Mr.. C. T. Shumate.
Rev. G. Dorsey White has fixed
upon the 18th and 14th as the date
for holding the 4th quarterly meet
ing for Monterey Circuit, and DR..
Wagner will remain until after that
time.
Rev. W.. S. Trimble, pastor of
the Monterey Presbyterian church,
is taking a vacation in thefar West.
Ye Editor and Mr.. E. B. White
law enjoyed few days hunting in
the Frost Gap this week.
LOST: Between Monterey and
Staunton, package containing a
fair-leather bride and felt or wool
saddle-blanket. Leave at Recorder
once and get reward.
There was meeting of the di-
rectors of the Citizens Bank on
Wednesday, and also of the Mutual
Telephone people, the proceedings
of which We hope to publish
next week.
Leave all your subscriptions for
Newspapers and Magazines with
H. M. Slaven.
Mr.. George Colaw, whose home
is near Forks of Water, seven miles
North of town, is critically i'll, and
his physicians have no hope OF re-
covery. An attack of erysipelas
found his system in very bad con-
dition, and for a week or more a
fatal issue has been looked for. Mr..
Colaw is one of the best men OF
Highland.
Nearly 1000 Putnam Organs are
in use in Augusta and adjoining
countits. We do not know of one
dissatisfied purchaser.
Miss Delphia Arbogast, of Dur
bin, who was q pupil of the Mon
terey High School, session of 1907
8, came to Monterey last week.
Rev. w. N. Wagner received a
Aelegram Monday evening stating
that his daughter, Miss Ellasue, a
Korean missionary, had reached
the Pacific coast in safety. Miss
Wagner has been in feeble health,
and has come to America to rest
and recruit. She has been in the
foreign, fieldfor three years or more.
Her mother, Mrs. Wagner, will join
her at Kansas City, from which
point they will go to Jacksonville.
Florida, which they have selected
as their new home.
For SALE.--A handsome organ,
with latest equipment. A bargain
Can be seen by applying at the Re
c,rder Office.
George B. Holsinger, a widely
known resident of Bridgewater and
a former member of the faculty OF
Bridgewater College, died Saturday
at Astoria, ILL.,, where he was en-
gagged in directing music normal,
held under the auspices Of the pub
fishing house of the Church of the
Brethren. located at Elgin, Ill. His
death, il is said, followed critical
illness Of less than 4S hours.
For SALE-Bnck house and lot,
Main ST., Monterey, Va.
}. McC. Sieg,
Hightown, Va.
The editor, who is taking hunt
in Frost Gap, called the Office boy
to the phone Wednesday, and,
after giving him some Instructions,
added, "We are having fine hunt,
killed a four-hundred pound -
but here the telephone batteries
gave way, being too weak for such
heavy reports, so we will have to
wait until next week.