Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-03-01

OF TWO ago with good case OF the
grip. Mr.. Hawkins is slowly recover
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Thompson are
still in Beuna Vista with their brother
Thomas, who has been i'll. He is re-
ported better.
Mrs. McBryde and little daughter
nave returned from their Alabama
visit and Mes. face has shortened
considerably.
A Number One cow for sale-half
Jerseys years Old
Joe f. Kendrick.
Mr.. +. l.. Cooley, who sold his farm
In Tazewell some years ago, and went
to West Virginia, has returned and
will make his home here again. He
was in town on Tuesday, and ordered
his name placed on our subscription
list.
A meeting for the purpose Of having
Tazewell county represented at the
jamestown Exposition, will be held at
the Courthouse on the 9th day of
March, 1907, at IL o'clock a. m. See
call elsewhere
The show given by Mr.. Deal at the
Town Hall last week lacked whole
lot OF being Square" 1t was too long
for its depth.
This office is in receipt OF an inter
esting letter from ". M. Walk, who is
at a business college in Knoxville.
Walk resigned his position with Ward
Bros. q Baylor, at Wardell TO go to
college, and he is doing well. He pos
sesses that which is far better than
money-pluck, and the tenacity which
holds and sticks.
We inadvertently omitted to notice
last issue the return OF NJ. l.. Peery
and j. r. Meek from Florida, where
they spent part OF the winter. Judging
from the appearance OF these gentle
men their purses were the only things
about them that lost in weight during
the soiourn.
+. p. Rutherford, the constable in
this, Jacksonville District. Is a candi-
date for Commissioner of the Revenue.
Freezing has had good deal Of ex-
perience, and i in every way deserv-
ing man, and is backed for the position
by large circle of friends. He ought
TO have the place.
DR.. M. b. Crockett OF Knob, passed
through town on Monday en- route to
the Memorial Hospital In Richmond.
with Mrs. j. b. Weaver, one of his
patients, who will undergo a surgical
operation there.
W. Z. Payne, who has beeu at West
Baden, Indiana several weeks. Ieturn-
ed on yesterday, feeling much improv-
ed by his stay there. He was called
home by important business engage
ments in the Circuit Court at WEIGH.
Mr.. Edward b. Thaw. Vice Presi- |
dent and General Manager OF the
Electrict Bank Protection Componv. of
New York City is here. having an i'm
portant case in court Mr.. Thaw s q
native of Virginia, having moved from
the Old Dominion to New York about
II years ago.
Mr.. C. H. Rhudv, an old Tazewell
boy, now in North Carolina, writes.
wishing TO keep in touch with the
doing and happenings Of my native
county, i know of no other and better
way than through the Clinch Valley |
News. Enclosed find my check for one |
years subscription" Right YOU are. |
brother. Hundreds Of Tazewell people,
scattered over the earth, think the
same way. But for the old paper thew
would lose sight of many Of the friends |
of other days.
The Honaker letter. in last issue
shows that the people of that
section are getting a move" on them. |
When Russell gets her car line from
Cleveland to Lebanon, which she ought
to have, and the railroad from Honak-
er extended to Lebanon, which ought
also be done, why, then, the people of
that great county will begin to live.
letter, Salt Rheum and Eczema.
These are diseases for which Cham.