Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01
LOCAL MENTION
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Jackson's.
Carl Neel, son of JAS. r Neel, Wilton 5
Mills, called to see us recently,
III. w. Shannon, of Roanoke, was in
town Tuesday.
Samuel Heninger, of Burks Garden,
was on our streets Tuesday.
w. B. Spratt, attorney of Richlands,
is attending court this week.
Major Il. r, Henry is attending United
States court at Abingdon.
w. II. Witten has moved his family
from Tezewell to Kelley
Tate Greever was in town Tuesday
on business.
Miss Annie Wingo is in Bluefield this
week in the interest of her art classes.
J. T. Miller and w. p. Payne, of the
north side, were among us this week
Frank Maynard, of Bluefeld. was
calling on his Ttzewe,l friends tins week
A. NJ. Willard, who has been at Jaeger
for three months, is at home on a visit.
of Doran, is visiting Mrs. Jennie Ratliff.
Prof. and Mrs. Byron have returned
from the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs.
w. X. Groseclose, of Ceres, Bland
county, was in town this week on "A bust
ness trip
Poll
er, of Bailey, were in the city on We'd
nesday,
s. II. ellis and w. w. Wells, of Blue
stone, were among the jurors of the cir
cult court this week
Prof. j. l.. Jarmann, professor of
science in Emory and Henry College,
was in the city this week.
DR.. Geo. Landon, of Pocahontac. was
in town on Monday on business trip.
Misses Estelle Bottimore and Bessie
Renwick left on Wednesday for visit
to Elkhorn.
Rev. and Mrs. Jack Ward were in
town Tuesday arranging to send their
son to Emory and Henry College.
DIR. Jno. f. jackson has returned from
his vacation visit and is now doing bus
mess at the old stand.
Capt. Griffin, one of the popular con
ductors of the Norfolk and Western.
was among the our visitors this week.
Jackson's Soda Water is cool, clean
and refreshing.
Miss Martie Witten and Mrs. DR. Gil
dersleeve were in town Wednesday,
Mrs. Gildersleeve's health is improving.
Hon. Jas. r. Witten, of Unaka, paid
us pleasant call on Monday, and left
some of his hard cash with us
Dodd & Co. have a supply OF school
books.
ID. j. Jones, of Nashville, Tenn. who
purchased the Watkins farm on Clinch
river some years ago, was in town this
week.
l. G. Herndon, prosecuting attorney,
and j. w. Waldron, deputy sheriff of
Mcdowell county are attending circuit
court here.
f. T. Sentz, a delegate to the Bap-
tist Association, and leading citizen
of Bramwell, paid us a pleasant visit
yesterday.
F. II. Moore, of Bailey, lost their 49,
months old baby last Wednesday night
All school supplies can be Il at
Dodd & Cos.
G. NJ. Hanson. of Graham. L. l.. Law
renee, of Bristol, Mrs. Black. w. j.
Newenham, and Col. Browning, of Po-
cahontas, are registered at the Central.
Mrs. DR.. Johnson who has been spend
ing the summer here, left for her home
on last Friday, accompanied by Miss
Bessie Cooley.
Chapman II. Peery, of Paint Lick ac-
companied by Blanch Brown and Bessie
Peery, passed through town Monday,
en- route to Hunters Alum Springs.
Call at Dodd & Cos at once. and get
your supply Of school books, pencils,
states, &c: for the school year.
Mr.. DELPHI, the Obliging and efficient
clerk of Pocahontas Inn, was in town
Tuesday. DELPHI comes to town 20 sell
dom that sight of him is good for sore
eyes.
A pretty home marriage occurred at
Wytheville on the 25th The contrac-
ting parties were David A. St Clair, a
brother of our townsman, Attorne; Geo.
Stellar. and Miss susanna Jacoba johann
ma Wilhelmina Oewell, Rev. r. b. Bar
clay officiating.
The dynamo of the electrict light
plant is being put in position. Carl
Greever, son of DIR. C.. w. Greever. who
is to have charge of the plant, says the
light will be hlozino ON tho etraate H.,