Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-02-05
Local MeWs


Preaching at the Christian church
next Sunday night at 90 p. m.
Judge Stuart has just returned
from a professional visit to Lebanon.
Services in the Main street Metho-
dist church next Sunday at IL a. m.
and at North Tazewell att p. m.
Preaching in the Lutheran church
next Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
also in the evening at o'clock.
Mr.. Fred Steele has bought the
Lawson Miller place from his father
in-law, Geo. II. Surface.
Mr.. Lee Trinkle, the well known
Wytheville lawyer, was here this
week on business.
Mr.. A. +. Bourne, Yards, Mr.. A.
L.. Child, Graham and Mr.. Huan, the
new assistant agent at North Taze-
well, paid this Office a pleasant visit
day or two ago.
w. w. Kelly and wife, of Poca-
hontas, were in the city on yesterday
having come over To the burial of
the infant child of DR.. and Mrs. J.
@. Kelley.
We have a number of fine, stock
and poultry cuts, suitable for cards.
letterheads, envelopes, circulars, etc.
The spring advertisers should use
these cuts.
+ III. S. Perdue and G.. NJ. Wagner,
Falls Mills, solons, were i'm the city
on Wednesday, and called to see us.
! John p. Gose, and his young
d rughter Miss Katrina, were in the
city on yesterday. She was enroute
east 10 visit number of friends.
The gubernatorial sentiment i'm
Tazewell at this time is alI"Gustrat.
ed'' if no balIed up.
The work of excavating goes ON
rapidly on the old High School
grounds. Several of the old ancestral
locust trees have been removed. If
you in tend 10 hollar, "woodman
spare that tree, )" you are too late
now.
FOUND-A small piece of money
on the river where n party was skat-
ing few nights ago. Party who lost
it can get same by calling at this
Office and proving property and pay
ing for this notice.
Capt. Geo. Shaier and Heh,v
Bowen, of the Wittens Mills and
Tip Top communities, were here ON
Tuesday. Capt. Shafer has sold his
high-headed, high stepping sorrel
horse, which was well known and n
admired here. The horse went TO New
York at about 500.
Talk about good meals-if Won
ever dined at ID. B. McCoy's board
ing house, you know what a good
meal is. He is getting new customer.
every day. His rates are 81 per day.
Mrs. George w. Moss is quite III
at her home. DIR. Henry Crockett
was called over from Tazeweu tc
day and Miss Mamie Rose Moss ha,
been sent foI TO come TO her mother's
bedside from Madison Hall Semi
nary, Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. w. J. Alley, manager of tie
Prestonsburg Coal Co., of PIestons.
burg, Ky, was in Tazewell recently
attending a meeting of the company,
which is composed largely of Taze-
well capitalists and business men.
Mr.. Alley was formerly a resident
of this section.
Miss Mary Eta Greever, of Burke's
Garden, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. &. J. Moss for a few days,
left on Wednesday afternoon for n
visit to Mr.. Sanders Gillespie, after
which she will return TO TazewelI
and then TO her home in the Gar
den.
Mr. w. r. Bennett, Five Oaks.
was here on yesterday morning nurs-
ing lot of sore ribs. A team of
horses'ran away the other day, and
Bennett attempted 10 stop them, and
got "squez up" q, against the fence,
and painfully hurt. No bones were
broken, but he has been little short
on breath since. The team was COM
posed of a horse and mule. OF
course the mule had always been a
very quiet, peaceable mlhe - of
course.
GA SToRrA.