Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-08-10

Mrs. Porterfleld, Abingdon, wife Of
q. G. Porteriield, is visiting in the city
Mr. Clarence W. Spracher has been
rendering this Office efficient service for
two weeks, rs travelling salesman, and
may remain with us all the time.
Rev. Mr.. Hall has returned from his
vacation, and will fiji his pulpit here
next Sunday.
JAS. O'Keeffc is here from Roanoke
for a few days recreation, and visit to
his mother Jim" is looking fine.
Miss Lena Bushong, OF Andrews, y.
C., is visiting her sister Mrs. w. NJ.
Patty, who has been in very poor health
for some weeks.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Mullins and the hab,
have returned from a visi; to Clean
Fork
The severes; electric and rain storm
of the season passed oyer the town
last night about s o'clock.
Patton and Crawford have just flu
ished rebuilding the laundry wagon
which was demolished some time ago.
The wagon looks better than it did AT
first
John w. Stellar, after an absence.
from town Of six weeks, souinurning
in the Western States, returned home
yesterday.
DR.. J. Walter Witten has received "A
certificate OF having passed the State
Medical Board OF Arizona, and n letter
from the SECRETARY OF the board con
graduating him upon his successful
examination.
The Tazewell baseball team surprised
the champion Graham team yesterday
10y holding them down 10 "A score OF
one To one in a twelve inning game.
The game was played ON the grounds
OF Mr.. >. ID. May and was one OF the
best ever played here.
Willard Stultz, Elkhorn. was here n
few days ago buying mules, and Incl
dcntally sizing up the next rabbit crop.
Miss Mollie Hoover is reported AS in
fairly good condition this morning. She.
had "A tolerably good night, AMI every
body is hopeful.
Property rented and rents collected.
Prompt service.
J. A. Leslie x Co.
\. Is. buchanan has been confined
To his bed all the week. the result of q
fall last Friday. He was quite serious
ly bruised and battered up, but will
soon be out again
The revival services in West Graham
conducted by Revs. Davis and Iich-
tenberger close on Sunday next. There
have been about thirty confessions so
| far. On Sunday there will be n basket
dinner and three services.
Master Roy Kendrick, son of Mr.. J.
F. Kendrick, Of Tazewell, is on a visit
to his grandfather, Judge Alex
Beavers, at Williamson, having a good
time, fishing, swimming, etc. He will
be absent some time.
W. L. Mustard and wife, the popular
postmaster at Pocahontas, have been
in the community this week visiting
their numerous relatives and friends.
Capt. Wohlford and his wife and
baby, of Carterton are here for the
benefit of the baby's health. They are
stopping at the Ratlim.
Mrs. c. II. Peery and several mem
bers of her family, and Mrs. Geo. p.
Hall, are visiting in Burke's Garden.
Dr.. J. Walter Witten, North Taze-
wells young and popular physician. is
expecting his young friend, Walter
Shields, from Richmond, to pay him n
visit soon.
A party of North Tazewell people .
including Misses Lucy Clapp, Launah
Hall, Ella Beavers, Mrs. Hufford and
two young lady visitors, and others.
had nice day in Burke's Garden on
Tuesday. Mr.. Whites hack carried
the party over, returning in the after
noon.
Mr.. N. r. Draper, the night operator
for the n. q W. and Western Union.
at North Tazewell, spent several days
last week at Tip Top, relieving his
brother, Mr.. T. A. Draper, operator
there, whose time has been monopoliz-
ed lately by his new baby-two weeks
old.
The town of North Tazewell has
already begun the work Of LAYING
grdnolithic walks in that town. The
walks will extend from the bridge TO
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