Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-11-29
Local News

Moore has an attack of scarlet fever
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Patton's little
girl has been quite i'll with "A severe |
attack of Group, but is getting we'll.
Pure ground sage, pepper and all
other spices at JacksOns.
Better not put il of too late-if
you want space in this paper for your
advertising. Look after il
now.
II prolonged attack of fever, is about
well.
G.. B. Slemp, Republican nominee
for Congress, was here on yesterday
interviewing the dear people.
the al of Moss, Cassell and Moss.
Read il.
The first quarterly conference for
Tazewell Station has been changed
from Dec. 2lst To Dec. 10th, and will
be held 10 u. m. at North Tazewell.
Preaching in the Lutheran church
next Sunday morning at the usual
hour.
Preaching next Sunday ut II Il.
m. i'm the Main street Methodist
church and ut night at North Taze-
we'll.
Mr.. Il. Lee Trinkle, prominent
and well known lawyer, of Wythe-
willie, was here on business this week.
Mrs. Geo. X. Surface returned on
Tuesday from her visit To her daugh-
ter Mrs. Pcircc, at Stonega.
Norton has about 40 cases of small
pox, and there is great alarm. The
schools have closed, and some people
have left the city
Mesrs. Il. III. Williams, w. w.
Carson, Miss jesse Groseclose and
Miss Chew, are attending TIE edeuca-
tiOnal convention in Roanoke.
Special attention is called to the
advertisement of The administrators
sale, J. \ Hubble property, i'm this
paper.
Drs. J. ii. Smith, Paul Hunter
and Ross McCorkle, well known
young citizens of Richlands, we've
here on yesterday, rs was also r.. J.
Donahue, proprietor of the Richlands
Inn.
Mr.. G. r.. McCorkle, of the town
of Richards, was i'm the city yester-
day. He informs us that he does not
intend TO remain an old bachelor
always.
John w. Mccall is moving his
family TO Gaham this week, where
he will make his future home. He
has good position with the y. and
w. in BlueGeld.
The public school has been closed
here this week while the building
was being repaired. The work has
been finished and the scare is over.
The building is now good for another
fifty years, but no better than il was
last week-still an old, patched up
affair.
The editor of this paper is growing
in popularity. Last year he had n
present of fine turkey-this week
two. One of them was from his young
friend, Mr.. Leslie Willard, and the
other from good friend whose in
nate modesty precludes the mention
of his name. We editor lifts his hat
in appreciative acknOw Judgement of
these acts of thoughtfulneSs and gen
eroSity.
The ladies who are managing the
Bazaar, which will be held i'm the
Town Hall Friday, Dec. Ii, for the
benefit of the Cemetery work, prom
Uses an entertainment that both
young and old will enjoy. Every home
, Is expected 10 contribute someth-
ing and Mrs. HARRISON is asking all
10 be on time and good part.
We advise every young man and
woman who can do so and who
ought TO, to get married, and to have
their wedding invitations printed or
engraved by the Clinch Valley News
job Printing Department, and live
happy ever thereafter.
This office has no travelling sales
man, but gives customers the benefit
of commissions, hotel and other
travelling expenses. Send us your
next order for anything you need in
the line of printed stationery, and