Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-11
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guaranteed. Boyer is agent.
BufOrd Tynes and Beverly Stras,
Jr., are home for vacation.
Keen Kutter lawn mowers, not
cheapest, but best-at Boyers.
Try our Ice Cream Jackson.
Preaching i'm thetent next Sunday
at p. M. by Rev. 5. q. Hall.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday ut IL a. IN.
Miss Henderson of Fort Smith,
Ark, is visiting Miss Mayola Gil
lespie.
DIR. NJ. Il. Crockett attended the
basket dinner i'm Thompson Valley
Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. G. Pecry of Wise is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. a.
p. GlIespieis
Rush Lester of Pint Lick was
shopping here Tuesday.
a writer from Bluestone fails TO
sign name To communication. What s
the nattee with the East end
people?
Col. IL. G. Anderson, the well
known lawyer, has been confined TO
his home for the past week by sick
ness. Mr.. Anderson is so seldom ever
sick that To be compelled To stay in
his room is an unpleasant necessity.
Deputy Clerk y. b. Buchanan has
been absent from town all week, att
ending the commencement exercises at
Emory and visiting relatives at
Abingdon.
Misses Hattie Harrison and Rose
Whitley, two of North TazewelI's
most attractive young ladies, were
shopping in town Tuesday.
Fred b. Wilson of Roanoke, Audi
tor Of Va. and Tenn. Telephone Co.
stopped OFF between trains last
Friday.
Misses Alton Williams of Hot
Springs, Ark, and Kittie Hoge of
Roanoke, Va, are spending the week
with Mrs. w. G.. Harrison.
The family of Mr.. James Trucks
left this week for their new home in
Roanoke. Mr.. and MIS-. Trucks are
good neighbors, and will be missed
from Tazewel Avenue.
Mr.. Geo. G. Peery, the tall repre-
sentative of law and Justice, came up
from Wise this week 10 visit Mrs.
Peery ard the baby, who are spend
ing the summer here.
This is good jersey cream weather.
Get it at Jackson'S.
We still have some good brands of
smoking tobacco that we are selling
three Bugs for ten cents. Jackson's.
Miss Maggie Rose Hartman has re-
TUNED from Virginia Christian Col
lege, Lynchburg, where she was at
school last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ililtzhimer, the ell
cient telephone people, leave tomor-
row for Pulaski and Wytheville for
visit and rest. Miss Montgomery.
chief operator, Blueiield, is here TO
relieve Mrs. Hillzheimer.
One of the best gardens in town
that we have seen is that of Mr.. j.
T. the editor'sAnd VIII
ED. Peery's excepted of course Nj.
Hopkins is II good gardener, and will
run some body hot race for first
prize nj the Agricultural display at
the Fair this fall.
Misses Sluss, Graham, and Miss
Hattie Harrison, who with Mamie
Rose Moss, made up the TaZewell
COLONY ut Madison Hall the past
session, have returned home.
There are now sveral good resi-
dences for rent in this town. There
is no better town on earth rs n resi-
dence town than Tazewen. Come in
and enjoy the splendid advantages
We have.
The ladies of the TazewelI chapter
Of the Daughters of the Confederacy
wish To thank the kind friends who
responded so literally 10 call for
lunch on memorial day. All the old
soldiers were provided for, and many
others enjoyed the lunch.
Alb. Caudill, Graham, was arrest
eel last Monday for selling liquor
without IA license, by Deputy Geo.
HARRISON, and sent on TO the Federal
Grand Jury by Commissioner, T. y.
Gillespie. This is not CaudilI's first
Oflense, il is said. He failed to take
warning, and brought more trouble
upon himself and family. He is in
Jail here.
Miss Mary Robbins, who has been
the guest of Miss TruIa KiSer ber