Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
local NeWs

Frank ID. kits and wife, of Nor
ton, are here on visit To- relatives.
Miss Stella Stras, of Roanoke, is
the gue~t of relatives i'm the city.
Cashier McNcer, of the First Nat
ional Bank of Pocahontas and Mrs.
McNeer were ut the Fair on Wednes-
day.
w. l.. Owenby, Superintendent
OF schools OF Buchanan county, was
here Tuesday.
Preaching in Presbyterian church
next Sunday at IL a. m. by Rev.
/ J. G.. Herndon.
n sign painter has done nice lob
on the post Office front, which will
enable strangers TO locate the office
4 without much "rubber-necking.
Miss Mamie Reynolds has been
giving valuable service to the large
trade at the Big Store the past two
! weeks.
Conductor Ed Mays, who runs the
special on the last two days Of the
fair, reports slight scrap on the
train on Wednesday night bet cen
two citizens OF the county. Only slight
injury was done.
Services mt the Episcopal church
next Sunday ut II II. m. by the pas
tor, Charles w. Sydnor. n cordial
invitation TO all.
James Pendleton, private secretary
to the POSTMASTER sof Richmond, came
home last week for two week $
vacation.
Mrs. f. w. Fo;hergill and her
sister, Mss Hattie Wingo, of Paris.
Ky, are the guests of friends i'm the
city.
w. II. Keesee and jeweler Null
holland. Max Smith, John l.. Baber,
and other citizens OF Pocahontas,
were here Wednesday.
Lieutenant Harry a. Stuart, OF the
Battleship Vermont, arrived at
his home here Tuesday for ten DAYS
leave Of absence. He was on a two
weeks vacation here the past winter.
Miss Hattie Fudge, daughter of
Captain and Mrs. Charles A. Fudge.
will spend the winter with her sister
in Huntington. Captain and Mrs.
Fudge will leave i'm short time for
their annual winters stay in Florida
The Tip Top Lithia Springs, which
has been one OF the best patronized
pleasure resorts in the Southwest for
the past season, closed on last Satur-
day. The past season has been n
most prosperous one for the owners Of
the springs.
Miss Maggie Rose Hartman left on
( yesterday for I4ynchburg, where she
will resume her studies in the Virig
mia Christian College.
Miss Marty Louise Hieginbotham.
of Tazewell county, and Harry W..
Bane, Of Pulaski, were married i'm
Pulaski last week. They are i'm the
South on a bridal tour.
Miss Jean Knappenberger, who
will teach music again in the HIGH
School here the coming session, ar
rived last week, as the advance guard
OF the faculty of the school. 1t Will,
doubtless, be several weeks befol,
the school will be ready to open.
Mr.. Montague, who, with Mrs.
Montague, have made TazeweIl tbei,
I home for the past six months, ha,
resigned his position as travelling
salesman, AMI will take charge or
NovebmeI LIST of the commissary OF
the Honaker Lubmer Co. at HonakeI
IazeWell people will generally regret
to lose these good people from The
, city.
Joe Moss, the Groceryman, has
made his presence ut the Fair this
year very conspicuous by his ab.
sence THE Little Grocery Store
I Around the Corner" keeps him or
, The job.
I Recent work has been done on the
pipes and springs supplying the
water for the town, and an abundant
supply i'll the reservoir has been tn,
result.
ON Ger Hagy has been troubled
with his old complaint for the pas
week-a lame back-which has al
most put a stop to his activities. b,
the use of walking stick he has
been able TO get around and keep the
lid on.
The Williamson Band, which ha.
been playing here at the Fair, ha:
been giving some of the best, music
that Tazewell people have heard in {
good while The same hand furnish a,