Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-01-10
White Goods

MS room with Il severe case of grip.
Complications W ere feared at first,
but he is now getting well.
Mrs. Peery still continues i'll at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. DIR.
Crockett. Her condition was more
hopeful on yesterday.
Mrs. Brown is recovering SLOWLY
from Il severe attack of typhoid fever
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. G.
l.. Williams, ut Pounding Mill. Her
advanced age, and the severity of
the attack rendered her recovery very
doubtful. Careful nursing and atten-
ton has, however, about pulled her
through.
Captain and Mrs. j. ID. Alexander
haze just returned from their extend
ed visit To their children i'm Norton
and Lebanon. The visit extending
over month, was greatly enjoyed.
On his return the Captain tipped the
scales at figure s pounds la excess
of the normal. \ visitor who STAYS
i'm Lebanon any length of time. and
is regarded rs company, will get
fat unless he is hopelesSly and ire
vocably raw-boned. -
Bowen Long, son of II. A. Long,
of Burke's Garden, who was operat-
eel upon for appendicitis IA short time
ago, is getting well rapidly. The
operation was performed by Drs. J.
III. Crockett and c. w. Greever, of
this town, and the home physician,
DIR. JAS. Crockett.
The PocahontaS Coal n Coke Com
pany announces that Mr.. w. w.
Coe, general manager, has been re-
lieVed of the duties of chief engineer
and that Mr.. Thomas Clagett has
been appointed TO fill the position.
with headquarters ut Barmwell, w.
Va, 10 whom communications re-
garding the department should be adj
dressed.
One of the motors i'm the street car
last Wednesday got "'balky' and
interrupted the service for several
hours. The bunch of copper wire
died on motorman Lawson about
half way between town and the depot
ana positively refused TO succumb 10
The ordinary remedies, and, moreover.
lled the entire car up, until il was
detached. Fortunately No. > was i'm
good shape, and after little "mon-
keying' the dead" ear was put
away in the shed.
Walter Willard got back home
last week from prospecting trip to
the wild and woolly west" Walter
was in that part of the west, where
the water freezes in the bottom of
4O-foot wells, and brief consulta-
tlon with himself resulted in the
usual accession, that Virginia looked
good TO Inn, and his annual pass
was Immediately put into service.
DR.. j. Walter Witten has added
to his equipment in his neat little
office at North Tazewell graphic
phone-one of the latest and best on
the market. One of the favorite
pieces called by his friends, who are
ever present, is, ''I would rather be
on the outside looking in than on
the inside looking out" etc. That
sentiment would sound all right i'm
the good old summer time" but
she won't hold good this kind of
weather.
Miss Ruth Pendleton was taken 10
Richmond on Monday for an opera
ton for appendicitis. Her father
went with her.
l-ater-Miss Pendleton was operat-
ed upon on Wednesday by DIR. Geo.
Ben. Johnson, and was reported do
ing finely, on yesterday.
Z. n. Bane returned last FRIDAY
from Brushfork, Ind, where he had
been TO visit his father aud brothers.
lie was much impressed with the
productiveness of the soil of Indeia-
ma, and is seriously thinking of NOV
ing TO that state. Although the sod
In Indiana cannot come up To that !
Iazewell, Mr.. Bane thinks that In
diana people raise finer corn and
more of IL TO the acre than is done i'm
Southwest Virginia counties.
y = ttomey Geo. W.St. Clair return
ed Saturday night from Lebanon.
where he had I3ef Ill bissfi, a.
He reports the,&&6* ri :, <.s{1 s.er.
cleveland and ks 8 q
most wreiched condition, as Y festFSt
of the continued rain and wet wealth
err The authorities OF Russell will
not allow any kind of vehicle run
o.er the road. which was inst .onn.