Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-08-20

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like to locate in TazeweIl or invest
here write him about the auction lot
sale Sept. = and 3. Every new conner
helps The town.
4 Mr.. I. a. Lynch, who has been
here several weeks, ~rcturned to his
post of duty in Richmon on Wcdncs-
day.
Mr.. Jas. Peery, who lives near
Pissah, is doing quite lot of build
ing. Henry Hampton is the contractor
Webster Saycrs, of West Va, was
in the city this week on business
Miss Sadie Finney, one of Leb-
anon's fairest daughters, is visiting
her friend, Miss Blanche Brown, in
this city.
Rev. Dr. w III Greever, of South
Carolina, is visiting home folk i'm
Burke's Garden.
Timothy Patton was here this
week to see his brcther, jim, who |
has been sick for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. &. o. Patton have |
their daughter, Mrs. Jno. w Hash, |
Middlesboro, Ky, with them for the
summer.
Miss Myrtle Hampton left ON
yesterday for Bristol, to visit her |
uncle, Robt. l.. Burton, in that city. |
She will be absent about month.
Mr. Clarence Spracher, after a |
weeks vacation here with his parents |
and family, has returned To Rich
mond to his. work Ills family are
still here.
Miss Virgie Stewart, pretty and |
fascinating young lady, of Fayette,
Mississippi, is spending IA pleasant |
vacation with her school chums, the |
Misses Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Bowen and |
the baby have been visiting Mr.. and |
Mrs. II. a. Bowen in their new
home, on Tazewell avenue, for several
days.
Prof. y. 5. Grcever, Burkc's Gar
den, was here on yesterday an says
Burke's Garden Will he in evidence
ut the Fair in both the poultry and
agricultural exhibits.
Mr.. Compton and his daughter,
Miss Nobi, Clear Fork, were here
the first of the week. Compton says
Clear Fork will he heard from mt the
Fair.
Mr. j p Surface, Roanoke, is in
the city 10 visit his brothers.. Il.
Surface. He is still worrying with
his old eneym rhcumamtiS.
G. Dodd has been here all the
week looking after the business of
Capt Walton's road force. The new
road is going forward.
Rev and Mrs John y Taylor are in
the city Mr. Taylor will make an adj
dress ut Cleveland before the Baptist
Association on the work OF the Anti
Saloon League
Mss Ryan, of Washington. who
has been visiting friends in Burke's
Garden is the guest here OF Mrs Cliu-
ton Moss
Mrs Stroman and hei sister, Mrs
Dulaney and their children, who are
spending their summer here, are in
the country with their uncle w ID
Jones, having great time.
Crockett * Hartman, OF Tip Top,
have fine young ewes for sale
Attorney, +. $. Fineny, Lebanon,
and Rev. L. =. Martin, Knoxville,
Tenn. are on sightseeing trip across
country on horse back. They spent
Wednesday and Thursday in our
community.
Two lots valued ut $500. 90 each
and 500. 90 in one, two and five dollar
bills Will be given away at the East
Ta|ewell lot sale. You'll find the
Editor right there at the opening of
the sale.
Elisha Johnson, an aged citizen of
Plant Lick, in the western part of
the county, died at his home last
"wednesday, and was buried Thursday
The funeral was conducted by Rev
w. NJ. Patty. He was about 90 years
of age.
l will furnish Page Woven Wire
Fence for ten per cent and two per
cent off for cash with order. This is
much larger concession than any
other reputable dealer in first-class
fence will make.
w. l.. Painter, Tazewell, Va.
Mine Host, Kelly, proprietor of
the Jacksonville, has returned from
visit to Mr.s Rufus Thompson and
other friend in Burke's Garden, and &
reports that he has come TO the deli
beraie conclusion, that good corn
crOD can't be naade i'm n Uet Saoeo,, |