Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-11-08
local 'Mews

Preaching I'M Presbyscria church
netN Sunday morning at IL O'Clock
Rev. >. .. Hall will preach at
Concord next sunday AT 80 p. m.
Claude Davis, of Raven, was m
TazeweG few minutes Monday after
noon. -
Miss Nancye Leslie. who is teach
ing music in Blueilefd, spent day
or two this week with her homefolks
here.
4: Blair Hankins, who recently
moved from Tazewell TO Ranoke,
spent several days in town this week.
Mr.. VIC. G cell, of indianapolis,
was here the first of the week on bus
mess, leaving on Tuesday afternoon.
Young Messrs. John Crabtree and
John WINNER, two bright young
Thompson Valley citizens left on
Tuesday for jamestown.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are The
best pills made They do not gripe.
'''HA ~ css' kStil
Williamson, eJGraham, and Charley
Wagner, also Of the east end, bag
ged nice lot OF birds last week. Mr..
Williamson was here Sunday, but
couldn't remembtr the exact number
of birds killed.
Since the sub-station i'm the mill
has been remodcled, John Thompson,
the miller, wishes the fact known
that he can grind all the grain that's
brought his way.
Dr. II. =. Copenhaver will leave
OF tie 18Th i.st. ror ten days pro-
feSsio.a! visit 10 E~cla.an count.
Captain and Mrs. j. ID. Alexander
have gone 10 horton to spend sew
eral weeks with their daughters, Mrs.
Kits and Mrs. Kilgore.
FOR SALE.-New stable on Sur
face lot, back of Methodist church.
Must bemoved at once.
1851. ]. II. LAIRD
Gus King, worthy colored man,
of upper Thompson Valley, lost his
daughter young mowan of about ~
years old, on Wednesday. She died
of consumption. The burial took
place on yesterday.
Mr. ChaS. l.. Alexander has moved
his iaimly into part of the Chapman
property on the corner. Mrs. Brown.
who has been living in rooms over
the National Bank will occupy the
residence vacated by Mr.. Alexander.
Felix Lake, late Democratic can
didate for the Legislature, wishes to
thank his friends in Tazewen and
Buchanan counties for their support
at the polls last Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Maybee, of Richmond.
Superintendent of the Childrens
Home Society of Virginia, was i'm
town on Wednesday. He took quite a
number of children back with him
two from Tazewell.
?. 6. Baugh and his bright Young
daughter, Miss Lula, paid our office
Il pleasant visit one day this week.
as did also number of other good
fr lends of this paper.
Mr.. ID. Il. Fox, of Burke's Garden.
came To see us this week. Mr.. Fox
saw the presses mt work-the first
time he ever saw how newspaper Is
made. Mr.. Fox does not belong 70
the Hat headed bunch" any Longer.
The residence of w. f.. Osborne. nj
Honaker, was burned last Sunday
morning. The origin of the fire and
the probable loss is not known.
About 500 Insurance. was carried on
the building and contents.
Mr.. Luther Dickinson, relief
agent of the n. * W., has taken
his old position in the depot at
North Tazewell, thereby giving Mr..
IruX, the cashier, time 10 become
acQainted with his family.
y. Nj. Peck, father of Mrs. j. A.
l.. Harry and Misses Hal and HenTv
Peck of Tazewell. is reported Ia a
precarious. condition ut Cashmere,
WVa. s-. = =. = 49, = s-r-se
ffistot had its first dry" Sat
arday and Sunday the End and 3rd
OF This month. For the first time in
many years there wasn't single
case before the police court on Mon
day.
Attention is called to the adver-
lSemennt OF Hilleary & Co.. Char
louisville, of a splendid farm and
business for sale. Read the ad i'm |
another column.
Hon. ID. f. Bailey advertises i'm
this issue list of dates and places
where ne will NnQaly iii.