Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
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RNNt'i VIII Vihciate AT the ueOicGtiOn
Of the NJ. T.. Church at Cleveland
ian Russell County. There will he "A
sermon preached after the n:orning
trains which meet at Cleveland.
After the sermon, dinner will be
served on the grounds to all corners.
All are invited.
DIS. Crockett and Bowen left
early this a. m. fer Clear Fork 10 see
Mr.. Lee Hicks, brother to the we'll
known physician, who is very i'll.
y surgical operation is expected as
the only hope of saving Mr.. Hicks
life.
Mrs. Kelly, Wife of the Presiding
Elder is leaving for the summer, and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Tynes will go to
housekeeping in the parsonage.
Mayor SPOTS left ON yesterday in
answer TO telegram from Mrs.
SPOTS, who is in Arkansas.
Business matters is the cause of his
trip. Mrs. Spots is settling up
business matters there.
The new council elected on Tues
day is composed of the following:
w. l.. Moore, ii. f.. Harman, J. p.
Royal, Barnes Gillepsie, Glenn ST
Clair, J w Moss, with Judge Stuart
as Mayor.
Boyer q Go. have today placed in
their show window a 100 piece Havi-
land china dinner set, the retail price
70 which is SD. 90. The set will be
reduced - cents each day till solid
price each day marked i'm plain
figures.
j. Meek. HOge, L. III. Short, J
T.. Pecry, Geo. III. Moss Burke's
Garden, were here on Tuesday, also
Il. II. SmOOt, III. :. Bowen, Robt.
Tarter and other citizens from Wit.
tens Mills community.
Mr.. f. B Ellis, of Poor Valley,
was here this week, and came To see
us. lie reportsbad luck with his early
planting of corn, due to heavy,
washing, baking rain soon after
planting. 1t never pays 10 plant too
early, before the ground gets warm.
George B. Hager who is engaged in
Carpenter work al Ncrthfork, spent
Sunday with his family near Unaka.
Mr.. Hager is building a fine house
at Northfork for his brother, Il. +.
Hager who has a lucrative position
rs machinist for the y and w.
Mrs. Sam Lambert and her three
pretty children have been heIe for
several weeks visiting Mrs. Lamberts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. Il. Patton.
They broke camp on Wednesday, and
will spend a few weeks i'm Middles-
boro, Ky. with sister, Mrs. Hash.
Mr. Lambert spent Sunday and
Monday here--taking in the picture
show ON Monday night.
Mrs. Crabtree, wife of the we'll
known Mayor of Richlands, saws,
" You have been successful at finding
dogs, hoes, moving blades etc, |
wish you would try To find my
turkey eggs that somebody took from
under the old turkey hem" I'm this
instance we must ask to be egg2used.
However, abe ought to congratu-
late herself that the thief didn't take
the hen too.
Hr. Porter, son-in-law OF Capt.
Fudge, WAS operated VI on in Phila-
delphia Hospital few days ago. His
trouble was much more serious than
the surgeons expected. The operation
was successful, and ut last accounts
he was doing well'. Mrs. Porter is
with him.
Mr.. Thomas Turley, 81 years old,
die i'm Bland county last Friday.
The remains Were brought here fol
burial on Saturday. He was father tc
Mrs. john Suthers, of this town.
Mr.. Turiey was an old Confederate
soldics. He served in the 22nd VI.
Regiment of Cavalry, of which
Henry Bowen, of this county was
Colonel, and WV. Brown, Captain.
Mrs. Heldreth, wife of the late
Bud Heldreth, was left by hel
husbands death, which occurr-
ed in April, with seven young child,
rem 10 support. She has house and
lot worth 5000 or 700 in Hickman
| which she wants to sell or exchange
for a little home in the country,
where she will be able TO the better
support her children. Can any one OF
our readers help her out. by suggest
ing buyer, or some one who won Id
exchange with her? If so write tC
Mr.. T. II. Short, Burke's Garden,
whose wife is sister TO Mrs. HeIdreth.