Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-06-24
Personals.

tlCe VI law again, III the early fall.
Mr.. w. NJ. Hays, of Chatham Hill,
is visiting his uncle, DIR. Hufford, as
is also Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Minor.
Two distinguished ladies from
New York. Miss Thorne and Mis-
Jackson, are visiting the family of
their nephew and brother, DIR. Jno.
+. Jackson.
DIR. Wood LandOn, of the Flat Top
Grocery Co., of Pocahontas, was
was among us this week.
Mr.. A. III. Homer, who was killed
in the wreck last Sunday morning,
near Shawsville, was a cousin of Mr..
A. M. Willard Of this town.
Mr.. ]. r.. Gildersleeve. of Clear
Fork, has returned from the V.P.I.
at Blacksburg, Va, where he has
been at school.
Mr.. w. b. Smallwood, of Wythe-
vile is visiting friends and acuuaint-
tances on Clear Fork.
ID. G. Gillespie and Jno. Henry
Smith are at home from the Univer-
sity on vacation.
Miss Josie Smythe returned from
her second visit to her cousin. Mrs.
Dr. Nance, at Elkhorn, Wednesday
Mrs. Judge Graham gave an elobo.
rate and most enjoyable reception toa
large list of guests Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Painter, of Chicora. $
e., and little daughter, are visit.
ing In the community. Mrs. Pain.
ter Is the widow of the late DIR.
Frank Painter, a brother of Mrs.
Peirce, of this city.
DIR. w. f. Baylor, of Cedar Bluf
has been IA witness i'm Cont this
waek.
Mi. Roger Martin, representing
the big Dry Goods house of Rich
mond was here to meet countrv
merchants Tuesday and "Wednesday
Miss Estelle Baltimore, of Bol,i-
more; Mrs. johnson, her sister, and
Mrs. Cope, of North Fork, w. Va.
are here, visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Gildersleeve ,ro
spending the summer at Montyom-
cry White Sulphur Springs. DIR.
uiiderSieve is resident physician
there.
Mr.. X. Nj. Baldwin has rented q
mousse on Tazewell Avenue. and vii,
move HE family here at once. Mr.
baldwin has been appointed Deputy
L. S. Marshall.
Col. j. 5. Browning, one of the
recognized coal barons of this 600
ton' was in town Monday ON legal
and other business.
Last Saturday Il son was horn 70
MIR. and Mrs. Jno. Spracher. the
mother who was Miss MAY Miller
ana the little boy are well.
Mr.. p. w. Pof, the well knon.n
Photographic artist of Pocabon,oo
has bought the business and fivturos
OF The studio here and will move b,e
family here and take cbarge 80, 49,
lst proXimO.
MI. A. Goodman, the new mavor
Oh Hocahontas, came up Monday
having learned that the long.diS'
lance quarantine against his civ had
been abrogated by the ruling author
a'ies OF this municipality.
Messrs. Chapman Peerv. ~
Gillespie, Jas. w. Gillespie, Ros
Scoot, Dick Ratliff and Jas. Bandv
were In town from the West End
during Conference and Court
MISS Fuller, Mrs. Reynolds, Miss
Nermillion and young Miss FulIar
are visiting their kinsman. Mr. Cbas
reynolds, at his home on Cavitts
Creek.
Our neighbor of the Bluefield
Telegraph came near postponins the
invasion INVASION OF Cuba last Friday. but in
sundays issue, it appears that Shat.
ter VIII proceed according to the
previously published program. and
unload the transports,
what is now generally recognized
as the wet week in Junen has done
SO much for the crops, that the Rank
vi oi.hch Valley will probably figure
OH largely increased volume of ia.
posts from the farming folks.
ii. G. Brewster, of Doak; VIM
Nelson of Hartman; S. r. Spracber
oi hurke's Garden; j. A. Vernon. of
haptist Valley; j. G. Hartman of
Sayersville and number Of other
good and loyal citizens called ON rs
on Court day.
W. A. Thompson. son of w. ~.
thompson, returned from Kino,s