Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-05-03
local 'News

Spring is here. A large number OF
Gipsies passed through town this
week, headed east.
Next Tuesday week is "SaIcs' day.
and the day ought To- be "A good one.
Rev. G. II. Brown and his family
have returned from Philadelphia where
Mr. Brown has been for treatment r r
several weeks.
Mr.. o. T.. Hopkins is reported about
well again. His sudden attack Of
some heart trouble few days greatly
alarmed his family and friends. Drs.
Greever and Painter were the attend
ing Physicians.
Dr Neal, a rising young physician Of
Liberty Hill, called to see us a few
days ago.
Mrs A. j. May entertained a few
friends at bridge whist on Wednesday
evening of this week.
Miss Hattie White, daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. A. b. White, who is book
keeper and stenographer for The
Quigley Furniture Co, spent a few
days at her home this week.
A telegram received on yesterday
reports Mrs. Lizzie Mccall Forbis bet
| ter.
IL. G. Peery, Esq, and Wiki w.
Pcery, of North Tazewell, have return.
cd from the hospital nj Philadelphia
very much improved in health.
Mrs. Judge Graham. who has been
in Richmond consulting specialist,
has returned and much improved 10y
the treatment. Mrs. Graham has been
troubled with slight deafness for some
time.
MI. King Vermillion, general mana
gel for the Marble & Granite Co. OF
Tazewel, was in the city yesterday
Daily (Bluefield) Leader, 9th.
Jno. ID. Greever, a prominent stock
man, Of Burkc's Garden, was i'm the
city on Tuesday.
MIR. ). w. Good, OF Adria. was in
town ON Monday, and transacted bus.
mess in this office. This gentleman
has recently returned from his old
home in Jackson county, w. Va.
where he spent the past winter with
his father, and has opened up a nice
little store at Adria, where. we feel
sure he will make good.
No, the editor has not been rendered
"wild-eyed and absent minded" nor
neglected his family more than usual
nor quite ready for "sanitarium" ON
account OF the Simplex. II our friend
OF few days and full OF trouble. the
Headlight, will send us copy and a
check we will get out his paper for
him, and guarantee not TO suspend
publication every few weeks.
Special attention is called To the two
fine bargains in real estate advertised
III this issue-the one at Liberty Hill
IN the western part of the county. aud
the other dwelling on Tazewen ave
nue. price $4,000. This property is
richly worth the price asked. and will
be taken soon. HAWKINS q co.
Mr.. J. +. Slaughter, representing the
Columbia Paper Co., OF Bristol. Tenn.
was in the county several days this
week looking for wood for the manu-
facture Of pulp. See his al. in another
column.
Miss Vicie Clayton, Thompson Val
ley, and Miss Bessie Gross, OF Max
well, were shopping in the city one
day recently, and both OF them honor
eel this office 10y calling.
Judge w. F. Morris, of Pocahontas
was in the city on Wednesday. MIR.
Morris, besides filling the Office OF
city attorney, of his town, is secretary
and treasurer of the Citizens Drug Co.,
ana an olllcial IN several other i'm
portant institutions, enjoys a lucrative
law practice, and is a man of affairs
generally.
Mr.. E. L. Keller, Of Graham and
Kell er, civil and mining engineers
PocahOntas, of which firm the genial.
and popular Mayor w. r. Graham is
the senior member, was here on Mon
day, and paid us a pleasant call.
Miss Harriette Reynolds, who had
charge of the music class here the past
session, left today for her home at
Tazewell. Miss Reynolds made many
friends during her stay here who will
regret her eparture.-S Sandy Valley
News, April %.
John w. Mccall, having closed out
his livery business Mt Weloh hoe 70