Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-23

Preaching i'm the Presbyterian
church next Sunday ut IL a. m.
Isaac G. Dodd, OF Graham, was
here for several days this week.
Miss Vicie Moore, daughter of w.
w. Moore left last week 10 visit her
uncle, Jas. f. Moore, at Alfalfa, Ala.
EVERYTHING IN SCHOOL
SUPPLIES AT JACKSONS,
Mrs. Bessie Cooley McClaugherty
and her sweet little daughtor, ofBlue-
field, are slnmering here with her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. j. +. Cooley.
Get your school supplies ut Jack
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Long, who
have been ut the Exposition, and Ac-
comac county, whree Mr.. Long is
engaged i'm promoting street car
line, got back TO Tazewell Tuesday.
School books and all school sup
plies at Jacksons.
GOOD COOK STOVE FOR
SALE. good cook stove, all
i'm good shape, for sale. Good rs
new. Price when new, sls. Call or
write this office.
{. II. Brown received last week
some very fine Shropshire sheep, bred
by one of the greatest breeders of
ShopShireS in England. We under
stand he has quite a flock of import
eel sheep.
Get your school books, pencils,
etc, nj Jacksons.
Captain a. J. Tynes, who attended
the State Farmers Institute at
Roanoke, including the trip 10 the
Exposition, has returned.
Miss Laura Newton, of TazewelI,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. J. II.
Smith on Ramsey street, left yester-
day 10 visit friends atAbingdon, Brls-
tol and Big Stone Gap.-Blueiield
Telegraph, Tuesday.
Botten Warden, the six-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Warden,
of Graham, died Saturday of appen-
dicitis, and was buried Sunday after
noon in the cemetery nj West Ora
ham.
Tablets, pencils, pens and ink, nj
Jacksons.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss LILLIAN Saunders, of Graham,
and Mr.. Cabell DefauVer, of Wash
intgon ID. G. The ceremony wNl be
performed i'm the Methodist church ut
Graham, ON Sept. 9TH.
Abingdon Presbytrery met on
Wednesday, the Dist inst. nj Maple
Grove, in, Washington county. Rev.
;. o. Hall and w. y. Scott, who are
in attendance, will return tomor-
row.
Mrs. d. II. Peery and son, of
Ogden, Utah, reached Tazewell the
first of the week, and are on visit
TO friends and relatives al the coun-
ty.They are ut present stopping with
their nephew, G. III. Peery, nj North
Tazewell.
His Honor, f. V. Spots has been
seriously i'll at his home for the past
week. He was taken suddenly i'll
Friday night with an affection of his
heart, and for sometime was thought
10 De in very serious condition. He
mas gotten much better In the past
few days and will soon be at this
place OF business.
: Prof. j. II. Dodge, formerly Of
Tazewell, but more recently of BIG
Stone Gap, has been elected PrincipaI
of the Phoebus High School, at Phoe-
bus, Va, and will go there at once to
take charge of the school. The school
is one of the best in that part of the
state, and pays n handsome salary.
Tazewell was represented at the
Prssbyterry at Beaver Greek church
in Washington county this week by
w. A. Scott, from Tazewell chucrch
w. Il. Thompson, of the Thompson
Valley church, and IT. +. Howell.
from the Burke's Garden church.
Jas. V. Kelley, of Iowa, arrived
in che city last Friday afternoon, TO
spend his summer vacation here with
his wife, who has been here some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Gillespie.
Rev. j. p. Miller, who recently re-
signed the pastorate of the Lutheran
church here and Burke's Garden left
for his new field in North Carolina
Monday. Pastor Miller, has accept
ed the passionate of the Collegiate In
stitute at Mt. Pleasant, n. c..
E. III. Patrick and Miss May Hor-
ton came down To Tazewell from
Bluefield Wednesday morning and
oil -, II