Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-06-07

well county. We understand that Mr..
Hartman, IL elected, viii appoint VIM.
Bandy, as bis successor Ia the West
end ct-the county, but have heard OF
no one mentioned for deputy in the
East end.
Prof and Mrs. Byron and Marg-
aret will spend the summer here. To
while away the time Prof. Byron Will
do some special work for the Farady
Coal and Coke Co.
Next Tuesday is regular Horse Sales
Day at Tazewell.
Mrs. Bessie Leffel, OF Shaver Mills,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Graf NJ.
Mullin on Tazewell avenue.
Edgar Lockhart has just completed
a fine roof on the mousse OF w. G. Doak
on Mechanics avenue. 1t Is needless
to say that the work was well done.
The N. & w. have just completed a
10000 gallon tank by the side OF the
old one at North Tazewell. The in
crease In traffic on the Clinch Valley
necessitated a larger water supply for
the company's engines.
Reese Il. Bowen, Jr., OF the Cove
shipped five wagon loads OF wool yes
terday to eastern markets. The wool
was bought up in the west end Of the
county. Reese is said to have paid
29c pound for the wool.
A. l.. Steele was over from Steels-
burg yesterday and reported a slight
frost in his neighboIhood yesterday
morning, but not heavy enough to do
any damage.
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach In the
church next Sunday
morning at II o'clock, and at Concord
IN the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. b. Peery and children, of
Auburn, Neb. arrived here yesterday
TO pay visit to her parents, Captain
and Mrs. A. j. Tynes.
+. H. Hit, of Poor Valley, was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Hit informed
us that crops in his neighborhood are
,lro an cAo,l I'm
DIR. and Mrs. jackson returned YES
terday from the Reunion and EXPOSE
lion.
Mrs. Ellen Barnes, widow OF the late
Robert Barnes, who represented this
district in the State Senate several
years ago, is visiting the family OF Mr..
J Ohm Barnes here. This is Mrs.
Barnes first visit to town for some
time.
Miss Nellie Lynch, who has been a
student the past session at the State
Female Normal School at FarmviIle.
got back to Tazewell yesterday.
Messrs r. c. and ]. w. Chapman.
their mother, Mrs. L. E. Chapman, and
Byrd Chapman, who have been under
treatment in "a Richmond hospital. and
Mr. j. b. Boyer and wife and Mrs.
Anderson, who have been with them in
Richmond, will return home today.
Misses Nellie and Cecil Stuart. OF
Elizabeth College, will return home
today. Miss Georgia Crockett. who
Is also n student at the same institu-
ton, Will visit friends in North Carolina
before returning home.
Mr.. A. p. Kelley, who has been In
school work in Princess William has re-
turned to Tazewell for the summer.
Fred s. Kits, who has been attend
ing a business college in Lynchburg
and pitching ball for V. c. c., mostly
the latter got back home Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank d. Kits Of Norton. is
visiting in Tazewell.
LOST A red memorandum book.
name J. Frank Alexander, written i'm
1t. No value except to owner, who
will pay reward if left at G. Views
office.
Mr.. j. b. Meek, the Burke's Garden
cattle dealer has been in town all week
serving his country as a juror. Mr.
Meek placed an advertisement in this
ssue Of the News of his fine Hereford
,attle, which have a reputation far and
vide.
ID. @. Gillespie, son of Geo. w. Gil.
espie. an instructor in Cornell Univer-
'ity, is expected home for the summer
n few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Knoll. OF Panther.
W. Va, arrived in town yesterday to |