Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-10-13

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Proprietor and Mrs Duy, Of The Ratlif,
have been In Bluefield all the week Wis
iting-will return today.
c. p. Painter is at the Great District
Fair at Radford.
Cashier Preston has been out OF
town few days this week.
Judge and Mrs. J. H. Stuart took in
the Radford Fair this week.
MN Nelson, of Hartman, was here
Monday
Mr. J R Brown. of Falls Mills, was
here Monday
Mr. VIM Ed Peery has recovered
from another attack of his old enemy,
tonsilitis
Clarence Kelly has moved into the
property on Mechanics Avenue owned
by Mrs. Jennie Kits.
Mr.. and Mrs John Barnett are well
pleased. It's girl, aud fine one, too.
JOS Hunt, student OF the Virginia
Christian College, Lynchburg, was in
town this week, having been summon
ed here by the death OF his sister. Mrs
JOS Creggar, in Thompson Valley
Rev. t. J. Eskridge, Presiding FL
der, w. NJ Morell. Rev. Messrs
Haynes, Dickson. Christian and Brown.
and Hon. A. Stellar. are attending the
Methodist Conference in Bristol.
MIS-, Fl. w. Pobst is visiting her old
home at Radford. Mr.. H. w. has been
getting along as well as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances.
Postmaster Pendleton is canvassing
in Wythe county this week in the in
terest OF the Republican nominees.
Archie Young, son OF w. G.. Young. is
assisting in the office here during his
absence
The colored woman, from Pocahon-
tas, who was tried in Court this week
for assault upon another colored WON
an in the same town. was given two
years in the pen.
Mr.. J T. Kendrick has moved his
family from North Tazewen to this
town, and occupies the residence for
merly occupied 10y Mr.. A. b. Buchan-
an.
Miss Gertrude Redd, sister OF Mrs.
w. l. Painter and Mrs. r. b. Watts.
has gone to Hanover Court House.
where she will spend the winter and
attend school.
Mrs. C. E. f. Burnley. ended her
visit to TazewelI yesterday. She left
for Bluefield and other points for IA
visit to friends, after which she will
leave for her home at Olmsted, W. Va.
Her visit here has been pleasant one
for both herself and her many Old
friends and acquaintance,
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turing House, person of trustworthiness
and somewhat familiar with local ter
Iitory as assistant in branch Office.
Salary SIS paid weekly. Permanent
position. No investment required. Pre-
vious experience not essential to en-.
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Como BLOCK, Chicago.
Rev. Mr.. Fugate's meeting in the
Baptist church has been going on all
the week. The weather OF the past few
days has interferred with the attep.
dance somewhat. There has been some
considerable interest. Mr.. Fugate has
given those who have attended some
fine sermons.
w. p. Wagner. Falls Mills, was serv.
ing his country as juror this week. He
came in and "coughed." The Bluestone
and Falls Mills cough has become
chronic of late, though there is a good
deal of unpleasant wheeling in the
neighborhood, which may develop into
genuine cough before Christmas. Ed
Hale and others have been down, but
are up and about again The cough
struck one of our lady subscribers at
HICKMAN, and this office prays that
the entire town of Graham may be af.
fected.
The Masonic Fraternity dined in re. I
gular Delmonico style at the Phoenix
hotel the other evening. The affair was
gotten up ''on the quiet" and was an
agreeable surprise to the members OF
that organization who attended the
meeting Monday night. Fine Lynhaven
oysters, coffee and many delicacies