Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-08-07
Local News.

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Judge Alex Beavers, OF Hurley Buch-
anan county, Is in the city
Your special attention Is invited 70
the new al OF Moss and Greeyer ON
local page OF this paper
Mrs DIR st Clair. OF Tazewell and
Mrs A st Clair, OF Bluestone, are at
the Tip Top Iron LIthia Springs.
Mrs V l. Sexton. of Pocahontas, Is
visiting her parents here, Mr. and Mrs
II @ Anderson
Mr. w l. Paper, the harness man Ia
In the coalflelds this week in the In
terest OF his growing business.
Mr. VIII Tom Gillespie, of the National
Bnnk, has purchased the DIR. Hall prop-
erty now occupied by Rev C r. Brown.
Mr. James A Tiller, OF BarboursvIlle,
kentucky, passed through yesterday
enroute home from a visit east
Miss Ethel Watkins went 10 Blue
Held yesterday 10 visit her sister. Mrs
Wade Miller.
Mrs c Wilcox returned last satur-
uaY from an extended trip with her
husband to Atlantic City, PHILADELPHIA,
and other places.
information this morning from Mr.
JoS ii Gillespie mt GillespIes Switch IL
TO tho effect that he Is not improving
very f'lst and that he was very rest
less last night.
MISS Margic Harrison returned
wednesday from Hunters Alum
springs where she has been spending
the past few weeks
Information from Blue0eld IL % tho
eject that typhoid fever Is raging there
anu IL III said that there IL from thirty
to forty cascs in the city
Rev J w West will M the pulpit in
the Methodist church here Sunday
evening at the usual hour. Mr. West
II Field Secretary of the Virginia
Ahii-Saioon League and h an able
speaker. His subject will be "Christlan
Unity"
Miss Sallio McCllntock and her
friend, Mrs. Maxwell left Wednesday
for Pueblo, Colo, for months visit
Misses Mary Cooley and Lucy McClin-
toclS will operate the Central Telephone
Exchange In Miss sallIes absence.
The unique advertisement OF tho
University College OF Medicine. OF
Richmond, Va. appears In this issue
Ihis College evidently intends TO i'm
press the fact that II teaches Medicine
Dentistry and Pharmacy, not only the.
orcucally, from textbooks, but actual
ly by personal practice. We are
pleased to know that the past session
was It's most successful one.
lver Caudil, son OF Mrs. Belle Cau-
dili, was seriously injured by a fall
from his bicycle Wednesday about
noon. He fell In front OF the laundry
anu cut an ugly cash in his head and
injured himself in other parts OF his
body. AT this writing he Is doing as
we'll as could be expected under the
circumstances.
Lizzie Wingo, from Cedar Bluff. was
lodged In jail last week to serve q term
OF thirty days for burning a mans
fence. Lizzie and two boys were sus-
pected OF burning the fence and the
trio were arrested and tried before
Squire Gillespie at Cedar Bluff. The
two boys swore that the girl set fire 10
the fence, that they saw her. The
woman had no witnesses and OF course
the officer had TO sentence her upon
the evidence OF the two boys.
Mr.. NJ. o. Williams and wife and
baby, Miss Evlyn Cod and Mr.. Lewis
Barclay, OF Norfolk, are in Tazeweu
spending few weeks with J. N. Har-
man. Mr.. Williams is In the service OF
the N. & w. Railway and Mr.. Barclay
Is prominent merchat OF Norfolk. We
understand that these people are per-
fectly charmed with Tazewell's climate
and beautiful scenery and say it is a
wonder that Tazewell Is not crowded
with people from Norfolk and other
eastern cities who are seeking a place
to spend few weeks vacation.
Mr.. L. M. Hawkins, ST., returned
last Sunday from Horsepen Cove.
where he placed a monument at the
grave OF the late John EAnor xr