Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-06-17
Personals.

special term of the United States
Court at Wytheville.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Thompson, of
tho West End, are visiting in Crock.
etts Cove, in Wythe County.
DIR. G. G. Copenhaver aud wife, of
Wards Cove, Va, have been visiting
the family of Capt. Baldwin.
Miss Josie Smythe has been with
her cousin, Mrs. DIR. Nance, since
her husbands sad and sudden death
last Thursday.
Mr.. j. Y. Crawford, now of Poca-
hontas, spent last Saturday and Suu-
day in Tazewell.
Maj Henry has been In Charleston
w. Va, this week on professional
business.
Mrs. III. M. A. SPOTS, who has
been confined closely to her home
some time. drove out to North Taze-
well and spent Il day during the week
with her sisters.
Wallace Hufford, of Tazewell, and
w. j. Hoge, of Burke's Garden, have
returned from Roanoke College.
Col. Jno. G. Watts and others left
on the afternoon train of Tuesday
for WEIGH, w. Va, on important
business.
Bob Moss paid homefolks in
Burke's Garden visit last Saturday,
returning on Monday.
Miss Helen Fudge returned last
Saturday from visit Il friends in
Thompson Valley.
The Radford Brick Co., located at
Tip Top, is furnishing the brick for
the foundation of the new Christian
Church. Mr.. Geo. Shafer. the gem
eral business manager, Is delivering
the brick ON the ground.
Miss Jennie Lnwtler. oldest dnugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lowdrr, j. sick
at her home on II. Il. ave ,u..
Mrs. Il. NJ. HuW kins. who lives
one mile west of town, was visiting
on r. r. Avenue last Sunday.
A. M. Willard has finished his
work in Burke's Garden, and will
commence work on the Christian
Church 81 soon a5 the foundation is
ready.
Felix O'keeffe came Friday aud
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends here, returning Sunday eve
ming To resume his duties at Blue
field.
DR.. w. II. Stuart. Of Biueiield, w.
Va, is In The city to visit his father,
and to greet his numerous friends.
f. w. Morris, of the Flat Top
Grocery Co. of Bluefield, was among
Us on Wednesday.
Mr.and Mrs. Ebb. Witten, of Grun-
dy, Va, are visiting Mrs. Ratliffe,
on Main Street.
Misses Minnie and Carrie Camp
bell. two popular young ladies of
Lynchburg, are visiting Mrs. j. w.
Chapman. Miss Jane Hardy, who
has been visiting Mrs. Chapman for
some time, returned to her home in
Lancaster Co, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bottimore returned
yesterday from their wedding trip
to Baltimore and other Eastern cities.
Jno. w. Stellar and Stellar Stuart
returned yesterday from the v. P. I.
where they have been at school.
Mrs. S. A. Ratliffe, and her sister,
Misses Callie and EllaMc Guire, of Co.
dar Bluff, were in town Tuesday and
Wednesday, on shopping expedi-
ton, an the guest of Mrs. Ratliffe,
on Main Street.
Capt. Sam'l Walton. of Falls Mills,
was in the city on business one day
this week.
Mr. j. T. Hopkins. of the firm of
Thompson Hopkins & Co., is busy
opening up and arranging his large
stock of new goods. in the East end.
He is about through, and is prepared
TO hand them out to cash customers.
Miss Lucy Henry, who has been
teaching in Eastern Virginia, for
some months is again at home.
Mr.and Mrs. w. j. Higginbotham,
of Cedar Blu fl, with their charming
little daughters, Mamie and Louise,
have been visiting friends in this
vicinity and in Burke's Garden for
some days. leaving for their home
last Monday.