Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-03
P0cahontas.

Pocahontas, Sept. l.-On Friday
evening Mrs. III. Marvin Uumberger
entertained few friends with
charming informality. The whole
sweet pea and Narsturtium kind.
Dainty card receivers and ash tray S
of china were souvenirs which made
novel tallieS for nm absolvlng game
of Bridge, after which II tempting
luncheon was served. The hostess
was assisted i'm receiving her guests
by her sister, Mrs Gump.
A basket ball team has b ,en or
ganized here with Toe Stupalski as
captain and irving Jenkins as mana
ger. The vacant lot between Jenkins
store and Ellct and Fraziers has been
graded and IN excellent ground made
There Will be match game played
next week with the Big Vein l.. &.
G. seam.
The play "Hls Last Legs" appear
cd ut the opera house Saturday night
To n large audience which seemed
we'll pleased with the performance.
The charity organization realized IA
very good amount, and James Litz
deserves great credit In having such
splendid troupe To visit our city.
Sol Baach, who has been spending
the past month In Baltimore and
New York buying goods for the
BLOCK Company, returned home sun
day.
w. J. Beal OF Jed, wns n visitor
To the city Sunday.
Miss Mnblc Baach has returned af-
ter n months visit ut Tip Top Iron
Lithia springs.
James Lee Beck, of Huntington,
was the guest OF friends here Sunday
Mrs. Harry Gump. of Welch, is I'm
the city the guest OF her parents.
Mrs. Ilaller, and daughters, Ger
trude and Virginia, returned home
Sunday after spending month at
the Grayson Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. McNeer, who has been III
ut her home with dyphtherin is able
To be out again.
Honorable William Leckie, OF
jed, was In the city Sunday visiting
| friends.
Mrs. Prlchett and daughter, OF
Gary, who have been visiting her
parents, shave retuned home.
Mrs. Galway, who has been spend
ing the summer mt the Yellow Sui
phur Springs, has returned.
Honorable J. l.. Baber. who has
been in Norfolk and Lynchburg or
the past week, Is home.
Miss Virginia Brockwell, OF Peters
burg, who has been the guest of Miss
Bertha Landon, nt Keystone, for the
past week, has returned.
a. j. Doss, who has been III at his
home on Water street, with typhoid
fever, Is much improved.
j. w. Easley returned Saturday,
from Norfolk, where he has been
spending the past week.
Mrs. Jekn!ns left Til ursday for
Washington, TO visit her relatives.
The Misses Julia and Coozy Saun-
ders, of Graham, passed through the
city Sunday enroute To Welch, where
they were To join their mother who
was returning from Seattle, Washing
ton.
Mrs. Mays and family were visit
Ing friends at Vivian, Sunday.
n. III. Walters left Sunday foI
Salem TO visit friends
Mr.. Sol Lindau, OF Greensboro, Is In
the city the guest OF relatives.
Mr.. Louis Baach was In Tazewell
this week, OH business.
Mrs. Bloch and Miss Helen Free
lion were the guests OF friends in
Bluelield.
Max Goodman expects TO leave
Sunday for an extended trip east.
Mrs. Abe Miller, who has beer
the guest Of her parents here for tho
summer, left Wednesday for home.
The only one certain way to guard
yourself against the bites OF the dis.
ease-laden musquito and that is by
generous use OF Harmony Mosquito
lalCuih' ihiS pONdCi posocSoCo NC
lightful odor and VIII prove very
effective In Kidding you OF these
annoying insects. In handsome gilt
SITTER top cans, price 25c. Sold by
Landon's Rexall Store.
Mr.. James Elwood Jones, OF Switch
back, was In the city Monday, OF
business.
Mrs. Lyons, OF Elkhorn. was the
guest of friends here this week.
John DALEY, OF Tazewell, was her
, this week, on business.
DIR. Walters, OF the Rexall Drul
, store, was in Simmons, Thursday
the guest OF friends.
. III. +. Rock, OF Wheeling, wa