Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-08-24

collected ana returns made promptly.
Let us handle your property
J. A. LESLIE & Co
Mr. T. A. Lynch will occupy the
rooms upstairs, over Chapmans, as
living rooms.
L. A. Lynch returned from Richmond
ON "Wednesday. Mrs. Lynch and MIS-.
Knoll are at Ocean View.
c. NJ. and Mrs. Mullins have been
at Blue Sulphur for week
Jno. f. Litz, Graham. was her
to-day and east several votes
piano contest
Mr.. G. &. Long, who has been spend
ing "A week at his former home at
Chatham Hill, returned Wednesday.
Mr.. W. X: vermillion, of the Marble
n Granite Co, has been confined to
his home several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. JOS. Kendrick moved
into their new home on Mechanics
Avenue yesterday.
One of the heaviest rains of the sea
son fell yesterday evening.
The Tazewell baseball team return
ed to Tazewell last Sunday from Pu-
laski. The boys were successful i'm
winning two games out of three from
both Pulaski and Princeton.
The residence and household goods
OF X. l.. Davis at Cedar Bluff were
totally destroyed by fire Tuesday
nights The fire is supposed TO have
originated i'm the kitchen and had
gained such Roadway when discovered
that nothing at all could be saved.
Mr.. Willard Wilburn, OF Seaboard,
and Miss Virginia T.. Patterson, OF
MmgO county, w. Va, were married
here Monday night by Rev. S. o. Hall.
Mr.. Wilburn is mOtOrman for a coal
company at Seaboard.
Hack Simpson, of Burke's Garden.
brought Treasurer Britain two large
rattle snakes, which have been on ex-
hibition in Mr. Brittain's Office all
week. The snakes have about seven
rattlcS each.
Miss Annie Josephine Peck, who
has held position as private secretary
to "A firm i'm BOndtown, is the guest OF
the Misses Peck on Tazcwell avenue.
Miss Peck is cnroute TO her home in
Bluciield, and will take vacation
for some time before returning to
BOndtOwn.
Mrs. w. H. Wingtield and little
granddaughter, of Roanoke, Va, who
have been spending the summer with
Mrs. W. l.. Draper, Mrs. Wingilrld's
daughter, returned 90 their home on
yesterday. Her grand-sons Jesse and
Harry Draper accompanied them as
far as Blueileld, from where they go
to Logan, w. Va, to visit their father
Harry will probably iremain with the
"old man" the greater part OF the
winter.
Mr.. J. ID. Looney, one Of Buchanan
county's best men, has been in the
community several days. He came
after several fire heifcrs he has had at
the farm OF III. :. Bowen for some
iliuc. MI. lsooucN wis KIM enough 10
say that he rs well as his neighbors.
appreciate the Clinch Valley News.
They read it and pay for it.
Mr.. Joseph Heidkamp, with the
Stewart Jail Works, of Cincinnati. O.,
who put in the steel cells in the new
Jail left on Wednesday, having COM
pleted the work. Mr.. Gillett, master
mechanic of the y. q w inspected
the work by request Of the Board OF
Supervisors, and pronounced it all
right. The steel cells, and all the
steel work about the Jail, cost 81, O5S.
Mr.. Sam Hedrick, who lives on
Climch, near Concord, was able TO ride
to town on Wednesday to have his
arm and hand dressed. A short time
ago MI Hedrick fell through his hay
loft, breaking his left arm near the
wrist, and iniuring the hand very
seriously. He has suffered greatly, and
is not getting we'll rapidly.