Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-09-18
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LOCAL NEWS
Personal Briefs of People at Home
and Abroad

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fertilizer.
A ball game will be played Satur-
day between Mcdowell and Monte
yey on the formers grounds.
4 Mr.. H. G.. Lunsford returned
"wednesday from a fall-purchasing
trip to the Eastern markets.
Mr.. T. R. Jones left early in the
week to resume his work as a teach
er in the R. M. A. at Bedford City.
Mr.. A. V. Huyler, Of New York,
came to Monterey Saturday last
to spend a week on the stock farm.
The young people of Headwaters
have advertised 8 tournament and
ball game for the 25th OF Septem-
Der.
A telephone message from Frank
lin is to the effect that MIR. c. e.
Arbogast is i'll, and, fearing fever,
had gone to hospital at Keyser.
Mrs. John w. Bird, who has been
spending some time at her old home
in Augusta, returned the latter part
of last week.
AS previously announced, the
High Soho | will open on the 2Sth.
The other schools of the district,
where teachers have been secured,
will open on same date.
Mr.. C. T. Fleisher left Thursday
morning for a short stay at the IA
nous Webster Springs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Liggett came to
Monterey Tuesday evening with
her daughter, Mrs. Matheny, who
had been visiting at Staunton.
Mr.. Paul Slaven has purchased
from Mr.. G.. T. Fleisher building
lot on east Main Street, adjoining
Mr.. A. M. Eastman.
Mr.. Taylor Townsend, of Frost,
W. Va, was in Monterey Wednes-
day. His many friends were glad
to welcome him back to his former
county and home.
Send in your orders for fertilizer
to E. B. Whitelaw & Co.
During the fall and winter
months, while the Presbyterians
are building, the two congregations
of the town will unite their prayer
service, holding it at the Methodist
church on Wednesday night.
Services preparatory to the Com
munion will be held at Pisgah
church on Saturday afternoon, $3.50
o'clock, and on Sunday morning,
the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered. Preach
ing at Sieg Chapel, at $3.50 p. m.
w. S. Trimble
The friends of Mr.. j. J. Stouten-
berg, who was last week called to
New York on account of his wife s
illness, regret to learn of the seri-
Gus character of that illness. Mrs
Stoutenberg suffered a stroke OF
paralysis, the entire right side be-
ing affected, and her condition was
regarded as critical. Latest news,
however, is more favorable, there
being marked improvement.
For SALE-1O nice Cotswold
Buck Lambs sired by Thorough
bred Cotswold that cost me $50;
wool IA inches long, fleece Is Ia
lbs. M. l.. Woodzell
Burnsville, Va.
With most of the young boys and
girls, vacation days are over and
they have gone to the various
schools and colleges to resume work.
Of those going out this week., we
mention Misses Martha Jones and
Bess Bishop, Messrs. Owen Colaw
Robert Jones and Richard Crum-
NETT.
The famous lecture of Hon. W.
j. Bryan, "The Prince of Peace
appears on the fourth page of this
issue. 1t is non-political and
widely known in this and other
countries. We feel sure our read
ers will enjoy the opportunity o.
reading it.
The tent services, being held fol
week or more by Revs. Munday
and Paxton of the Adventis
church, on DR.. Trimble's land ives
of town, closed on Tuesday night
An all-day service was conducted
Sunday, and, while the attendance
was not large, the day was idea
for an outdoor meeting and 'h'
brethren report good one.
DR.. I. H. Trimble has gone Il
Staunton this week for the purpose
of selecting property there and vii
move with his family in early fall
This is unfortunate for Monterey
DR.. Trimble has always been public
spirited and enterprising, nd hal
been identified with most all tn,
public enterprises Of the village
While DR.. Trimble expects to re.
gard Monterey as his home during
anrtinns- of the wear we regret tha1