Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-13
COUNTY L0cALS
pounding min, Sept. II.

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I Mr.. Z. II Williams, our worthy
school superintendent, attended
church here Sunday evening
Dir. L. II. Bryant has ctarge of
tho wreck train, which is now located
at this place.
Miss Belle Lambert returned Mon
day from the Association at Hona
kcr. She was accompanied BY her
relatives, Mr.. NJ. NJ, Clarence and
Lula Hanliins,and Miss Mollie Lowe.
Of Baptist Valley.
Mcssrs. w. II. and G. j. Williams
start today to atteud the medical lee
lures at Richmond.
Mr. Il. *. Gillespie has tcen wear
ing smiling face sine. Saturday
This ono is IL girl.
Misses Callie, ella and Pearl Nc
CURE, Doran Durham and Fed Nc
Guirc, of Cedar Bluff: and Miss Ma
clio Brown, of Hichlauds, visited Mrs.
W. b. Steele few days ago, prior to
Miss Callie's starting for Martha
Washington College. We extend to
her our good wishes.
Mrs. NJ. j. Lambert and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, attended the funeral Of
their relative, Mrs. Lucy Jones, at
Tazewoll on tho 18th. Mrs. w. b
Steele and her little daughter, IVA,
accompanied them.
Miss Alice Hunt was in town
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. w. b. Steele operol hel
school at Hunts school house on the
9th inst
Mrs. Ferguson spent last week Wis
iting friends at Maxwell, while her
husband held series of meetings
over in the country.
Mr.. w. ID. Steele is improving his
residence with coat of paint.
NIessrs. r. NJ. Sparks and G.
Williams attended the Masonic meet
ines ut Cedar Bluff last week.
Mr.. Willie Lambert, son of our
townsman, j. III. Lambert, and Miss
A[nggie Sparks, daughter of j. r
Sparks, of Baptist Valley, left on the
Sd for Staunton, where they will a..
tend school,
Mr.. james Brewster had the mi,
fortune to lose his five months old
baby of cholera infantum since our
list writing.
MIR. Burnett was out again Satur
day and Sunday. Must be some at
traction here for him
Only few from This place attend
ed the Tazewell Fair.
Mrs. james OKecfIe, of Tazowcll,
who has been spending few days
with her daughter, Mrs. II. K. Giles.
pie, returned home Tuesday.
Kisses Calie Mcclure ana Dora
Durham, Of Cedar Blnlf, were in
town shopping Monday afternoon.
spr'ngviNc, Sept. 12.
Hog cholera has made its appear
ance in the neighborhool. Il. p.
Harnan has twenty five sick. Has
already lost some.
Slrs. y. j. Broyles went 10 Ora
ham this week to visit an old aunt,
Mrs. Moore.
The Spr!ngville school commenced
last Monday, with an enrolment OF
81 for tho first day. Miss Annie
Bretherton is principal and Mr.. G.
w. Hairless, assistant.
Miss Josie Hartman opened her
school on the Divides last Monday
with small enrolment. This is one
OF our small schools and some of our
people don't seem to care whether
they educate their children or not.
The farmers in This neighborhood
are busy. Some blowing and sowing
wheat, some hauling logs.some clean.
ing up land. and others building
houses and repairing old ones.
Apple pairing and making apple
butter is goirg on all over this part
of the county.
There is n great deal of dissatis
faction among the teachers and PEG
pie about the schools this year. All
OF it was brought on by I'll @ distr ct
ASufferer Cured