Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-03-06
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PREACHING I'm Presbyterian church |
next Sunday morning at IL a. m.
Rev. :. o. Hall will preach at
Concord next Sunday at 3 30 p. m.
Preaching i'm the Christian church
next Sunday at IL Il. IN. Subject A
Priest ridden and "a Priest riding
church.
Don't mistake-neXt Tuesday is
Stock Sales Day, and IA big time is
expected. Brush up your old plug
and bring him in-some body may
want him.
Mr.. w. l.. Hall, Jr., of Jackson's
Drug Store, has gone to Richmond
to prepare himself for the State ex-
ar'ination for pharmacists. He will
be gone about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Mccall, of
Raven, were here Tuesday night
attending the Stuart lecture.
John l.. Baber, the well known
Pocahontas merchant, was here one
day this week attending court.
j. ii. Summers, of Bluestone,
came 10 see us one day this week,
as fussy rs ever, but left i'm a fine
humor. He belongs t. the Smiling
Brigade.
Judge G raham and his daughter.
Miss Jean, have returned from their
winter sojoun i'm Florida. Mrs. Ora
ham fingers with friends and rela-
tives in the Sunny South.
Col. +. G. Witten has about re-
covered from n slight accident of a |
short time ago, caused by fall
during the slippery weather He is
about well again, all right.
Mrs. l. c. Dodd is reported ill at
her home in Graham, with fever. |
Miss May Hankins, who has fever
here, was boarding with Mrs. Dodd. !
and both these good ladies contracted
the fever, evidently from the same
source.
Miss Lucy Stuart, who has been
teaching music ut Appalachia, has
To close her school on account of pro-
longed sickness among her pupils.
She is at home.
Miss Nellie Stuart. teacher of
music in the Cedar Bluff High
School, gives recital and entertain
ment tonight. a fine program has
been prepared.
John b. Hurt, the we'll known
Pounding Mill merchant was in
town few days ago. He has moved
INTO his nice new residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. IL. Peery, North
Tazewell, returned from weeks
visit To Gary, w. Va, to their son.
John, who is in business there.
Miss Cassie Laird is home from
the Farmville Normal School. This
school has had recently quite a
scourge OF measles among the pupils.
and several deaths have occurred.
Reports, very much exaggerated.
nave gone out about the sickness
there, however, and the trouble is
abating rapidly, we are informed.
Miss Alice Harry, who was very
painfully burned ten days ago. is
getting ON well. She fell, upSetting
Il pot of boiling coffee on her right
side, burning her painfully, but not
seriously. Her father, DR.. Harry.
has been with her for a week. She is
with her sister, Mrs. Jas. Buchanan.
IN Thompson Valley.
The Graham Banner has resumed
publication after brief, temporary
suspension, with renewed and in
creased vigor. Mr.. Ginther has made
many strong friends for himself and
the Banner among the best people of
Graham and the community. The
Clinch Valley News wishes the pa
per success.
Mrs. w. n. Ward, of Amarillo
IeaXS, is now with her brother. DR.
w. +. Baylor, Cedar Bluff, keeping $
mouse Tor him while, and tighten
ing MS burdens and cares by her pre-
sence and kind ministration. Each
OF them have passed through the
shadows recently, and know each |
Others woes and sorrows.
Among the visitors to town this
week. were, w. Il. Borgess., the well
known Richlans merchant, DR.. J.H. il
CoN' and DR.. Higginbotham. These {
gentlemen were here as witnesses i'm i
the case of the Commonwealth [
against Horton, Collier and Isom. who |
assaulted Thos. Elswick some time l
ago, near Seaboard, and beat him nm :
The case was tried ON
Tuesday.
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