Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-04
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Tazewell from college at Cleveland,
Tenn.
w. f.. Jenkins, the well Known
Pocahontas merchant, was in town on
yesterday. a witness i'm court.
Mrs. +. V. SPOTS, wife of the
Mayor, is on visit To friends and
relatives in Forester City, Ark.
G.. w. George, OF Albany. Mo-,
arrived i'm TazewelI Tuesday on bust
ness.
Henry White, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. White, of Norfolk, is at home
for weeks vacation.
DIR. J. Walter Witten returned on
Wednesday from n professional visit
To Richmond.
Bev. Stras, Jr., got back home
yesterday morning from the Uniyer-
sity OF Virginia.
Mr. Otto Neidermier, of Poplar
Hill, Giles county, is in the commu-
nifty to see his brother, DIR. Neidermier
who is i'll at his home at Grafton.
Mrs. John ID. Greever, of Burke's
Garden, who recently underwent a
very serious surgical operation, has
been in Tazewell for the past week
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. G..
j. Moss.
Emmett III. Scott was here on
Wednesday and paid Mrs. Scott 5
subscription TO the News with his
own check this time, and whether or
not the check will bc honored re-
mains To be seen.
The principal and faculty of the
High School have been reelected for
the next year with the exception of
Miss Walkup, whose place will be
taken by Miss Mary Turk.
Frank ID. kits came up from Nor
ton ON Tuesday night and brought
Ray Whitehead, viii lessee, Otto
Brown and Orlando Amburgay, of
Big Stone Gap, TO assists i'm making
maing music on Memorial day. The
members of the band living here
were out of practice, but the music
seemed To give general satisfaction.
Pineules foT the kidneys are a natural
aid. They readily dissolve and are
quickly assimilat d. They will givl
rompt relief from backoche. wcalle
back, bladder inflammation and urinary
disyrders. Sold by Jno f. Jackson.
Rschlands Phar. Richlands. Va.
Miss Trula Kiser, who returned last
week from Virginia Institute at
Bristol, has as her guest her school
mate. Miss Robbins, of Vicksburg, a
splendid young southern girl. She is
"a sweet singer" and delighted
the congregation ut the Baptist
church last Sunday morning.
Miss Anna Bell Wyse, Staunton,
Va, daughter of the late Rev. j. ii.
Wyse, formerly pastor of the Lutheran
Church in Burke's Garden, reached
Tazewell on Monday for "A visit to
Miss Gose and other friends in
Burke's Garden.
The well known firm of Moss, Cas-
sell N Moss, merchants, Burlle's Gar
den, has changed hands. Mr.. NJ. Cas-
sell, member of the firm, has pur-
chased the business and will con-
tinue under the name of NJ. CaSselI.
The former partnership requests those
who owe them To come forward and
settle their accounts rs soon rs pos
sible.
Miss Katrina GoSe and her little
sister, Nello, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. l.. Gose, Burke's Garden,
returned on Monday from AN
extended visit TO Pulaski. Miss Eve
Ign Miller, one of Pulaski's prettiest
young girls, returned with Miss
Katrina for visit. Miss Miller
is daughter Of Mr.. \. f.. w. Mil
Ter, the well known photographer,
of Pulaski.
The Burke's GaIden hack makes
regular trips between that place and
Tazewell on Mondays, Thursdays AMI
Saturdays, leaving Burke's Garden at
= n. m, and returning, leaven TaZe-
we'll ut p. m. Rates, zoe each way.
Among the many pleasant callers
in this Office on Wednesday were two
pretty little Misses from Falls Mills,
Miss Hattie, daughter of G. \. Car
ter, and Miss Susie, daughter of J. A.
Sarver. They were in charge of our
old bachelor friend, Alex Tabor. If
all the Falls Mills girls are as pretty
as these two samples the question is,
how has Alex managed to live a
bachelor all these years?
Geo. l.. McNew, prosperous
miner of Goodwill, w. Va, is in
town 20 visit his brother. j. III. Nc
New, who was sent To prison for kill