Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-06-18

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finishing touches. The construction
OF the house speaks we'll for the car
penters, Messrs. Heldreth and Sons.
and in fact all parties concerned.
Little Berkeley, son of Doc Rich
ardson, died this morning, at the
home of his father. He had an alb.
scess, we understand, on his face.
Berkley was a very bright little boy,
and will be missed from the home he
has left
Surface & Sneed are running n
first class job Office. They buy their
material in large quantities and can
make it to your interest to buy your
note heads, envelopes, etc. from them.
Write them for samples and prices.
The Crockett boys, Jno. L. and
w. s., we'll and favorably known in
Tazewell, are driving ahead in the
Drug business, in Blue6eld. They
order the News sent to them. They
want to keep up with the times in
Tezewell.
MIR. j. r. Lowder, agent for Cedar
Bluff Woollen Mills, will start out
on trip In the Eastern part of the
county in a day or two. Ras is n
mover. He will take copies of the
News along with him, and gather in
the subscribers.
Master H. A. Stuart, son of
Judge Stuart, is an important factor
in the NEWS office now. He took
"a day off," Wednesday, to celebrate
his fifteenth birth, day. He reports
a splendid time, with a number of
his young friends.
Mrs. Geo. w. Stellar, returned on
Tuesday from a visit to her parents.
at Staur ton. The "old man. after
keeping bach" for some time, met
Mrs. Stellar and the baby at Rad.
ford and escorted them home, with
II big smile on his face.
John FL. Whitley, the accomodat.
ing proprietor of the Tazewell Street
Car service, paid US pleasant call
this week. Brother Whitley will Mt.
tend the Confederate Reunion in
Nashville next week. He left town
to day for Nashville.
We call attention to the new nd of
MIR. j. H. Farmer. Mr.. Farmer bas
recently moved into our town, and
has done some good work for J.C.
SPOTS, DIR. r. b. Gillespie, s. d,
May, II. w. Pobst, and others. He
Invites an inspection of this work.
and solicits part of your custom.
Mr.. H. w. OKeef,e informed ns
that the Blueield and Elkhorn Ten
mis- players are expected here to-
morrow to play tennis. They will
be the guests of III. w. O'Keeifs and
Barnes Gillespie. The party will
make visit to Burke's Garden on
Sunday to see that beautiful country
returning Sunday night. The News
wishes these young folks n good
time.
Mr.W. III. Tomney of Glude Springs.
has been in town several DAYS. By
advice of his physician he is roughine
it through the mountains. Mr.. Tom.
ney has been editor, at different times,
OF the Marion Democrat, Abingdon
Standard and the Glade Spring Citi,
zen. He also represented Washing.
ton County in the Legislature, one
term, we believe. in 1894.
Mrs. Chas. Kent and daoghter,pas-
'ed down the q. V. Road Tuesday on
visit to Mr.. Geo. Kent, at Coeburn.
Mrs. Kent is the widow of the late
Chas Kent, of Wytheville, brother
of Elk, Lieut.. Governor, r. G. Kent.
Mrs. Kent resided for many years
ut Wythville, but moved to Peters.
burg several ears ago. Mr.. Geo.
Kent, the son and brother at Coe.
burn, whom the mother and sister
are visiting, is a civil engineer.
At regular Convocation of O'keeffe
Royal Arch Chapter. held June IA,
1897. The following officers were
elected: Fl. W. Okeeffe, H. p; CA.
Thompson, K.i o. g. Emschwiller, s.;
Jas. Okeeffe, Mas; w. G. Young,
Secy.; w. T. Witten, G. H.; Jno. s.
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