Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-12
Distinguished Visitors.
(Blueaeld Correspondenee1

OF Virginia, heretofore isolated an.
cut off and practically unknown. an,
becoming more and more popular
aud are sought during the summer
months by people from all parts OF
the country. Our society is enliven.
ed. and improved by the visits oI
mana cultivated and {, shi pnablt
people, drawn here in some instan
ces, for pleasure, in others, foi
health, and in still others, through
business interests and demands.
There are number Of gentlemen
connected with the coal mining in
terests, whose wives and daughters
and their friends. may he seen like
rays of sunlight brightning and en-
livening society, and making hfe
worth living on "the Horn"
Scarcely train from the east that
does not bring number of these
charming maids and maidens to diff
ferent localities. They are TO be
found at all stations on the main
line, and the New River division as
well. Mr.. Sloan, of hotel fame finds
himself busily engaged in looking
after the interests and comforts of
his summer guests, at Blnefield Inn,
and also ut the Inn at Bramwell.
Time and space fails to mention, in
detail, all the splendid people who
are now visiting, or who have ro-
Gently visited our section.
+. b. Mccormick, of Pa, has re-
Gently visited his sister, Mr.. White.
Il. q. Lester, of Floyd, accompa-
MED by his elegant wiie, and beauti
full daughter, and other prominent
people from Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk, are among recent an
RIVALS.
Mrs. Hubert B. Watts, of Lynch
burg, who has been summering at
Blue Ridge Springs, passed down
the line this week to join her husband
at Bramwell. Mr.. Watts has exten-
sivo interests in the coal field of
West Virginia. Mrs. Watts was n
Miss Hutter, of Lynchburg, and is
said TO have been one of the most
popular young ladies of the Hill City.
She has lost none of her magnetic
aud irresistible charms of form or
feature. Her visit will prove de-
light to her associates at Bramwell
and vicinity.
The Misses Hausons, of New York;
Misses Marines, of Phila., related
to the wealthy family of Crozers;
VIM. Vawter and wife, of Allegheny.
and other distinguished visitors are
arriving almost daily.
Mrs. II. C. Anderson. of TazewelI,
was in Pocahontas this week visiting
Mrs. Chapman Anderson her daught-
er-in-law. She returned on Friday
to her home in Tazewell, taking Mrs
Chapman Anderson with her.
Mrs. Shelton, of this city, went up
to Tazewell on Friday to visit her
father, Thos. Hall.
Mr.. Leslie, the Editor of the NEWS.
passed through the city on Friday,
returning from East Virginia.
K. l.. Greever, a prominent law
yer, of TazewelI, has been in the
community several day this week.
Judge w. F. Rhea, democratic
nominee for Congress in the Ninth
District of Virginia, passed through
the city on Sunday, en- ronte to
Tazewell, and other points. Judge
Rhea is cultivated gentleman, al
would honor any section in the halls
of Congress.
The PocahoDtas Inn is n favorite
re ;ort of the travelling fraternity,
particularly on Sunday. There they
find lost and comfort. Manage,
Delp Is as popular as he is intell..
gent and obliging.
Mr.. A. A. Pobst, oil Tazewcl, i.
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