Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-05-20
local NeWs

Mrs. Lou Ratlifr, who has been
i'm delicate health nj the home of
Mr.. James Hurt, has recovered.
a few tons So fertilizer with
land plaster filler on hand, price
$50. 90
The TazewelI Supply Company.
10. Meek was here on Tuesday,
wrapped in an overcoat like winter /
time.
j. n. Hartman, Jr., is home from /
Washington and Lee, for vacation. /
Mrs. III. G. Anderson is with her !
daughter, Mrs. Sexton, in Graham. ;
She will return in due time, and /
bring several grandchildren with |
her.
Yesterday the comet swiShed the /
face OF the earth with its immense |
tail. Did you feel il, see it or hear
it,
Mr.. 5. c. Peery is arranging for
the erection of 4 new residence. The |
house will be built by MeSsrs. Whit
aker and Mccoy and is TO be good
one.
Preaching ut the Christian church
next Sunday at II a. m. by ii. G. |
Combs, State secretary of Virginia
Christian Missionary Society.
Rev. :. O. Hall will preach in
Mays Chapel next Sunday at $50
p. m.
The subject of the sermon i'm the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning will be The Worth OF Il
Child"
Three will Ice all day singing nj
Concord Sunday, May -, but no
dinner Will be served ON the ground,
but at the homes of the people liv-
ing in the community. All are in
vited.
Fire destroyed a small dwelling
last Friday night, ON the lot Of Mrs.
Mary O'Keetre, occupied by Oscar
Hedricl1, the blacksmith. Most OF
the furniture was saved. The fire
originated in a defective hue.
Keen Kutter hardware and Lisk
hardware, guaranteed, give il trial.
The "azewell Supply Company,
The store that saves You money.
Have your clothes cleaned and
pressed by the American TaiIors.
We call and deliver. Phone No.GSA.
Thomas =. Gilpin, of BlueGeld.
passed through town on Monday ON
his way TO Unaka 10 visit his home.
y. b. buchanan AMI H. \. Bow
en- residences are having coat of
paint put on. John Moore IS wield-
ing the brush on ;he former, and
Lavendar OH the latter.
deed has been admitted TO Ie-
cord here transferring the Pocahon |
tas and Western Railroad To the /
Norfolk and Western Railroad. The |
road runs out of Pocahontas and i |
about eight and one half miles long. |
The bulk OF the stock Of the road
has been owned heretofore by the
Norfolk and Western.
DIT. r. G. Warehouse, the we'll
known President Of Emory and Hen |
~ College, has been elected Bishop
of the NJ. T.. Church, south, at the
annual conference in AsheviIe. y.
G. Six other bishops We're chosen bv
the conference.
The earth swung through the COM
cts caudal appendage, on Wednes-
day night between eleven and
twelve O'Clock. Nothing unusual
happened. AS a wise pIecaution
however, Brother Haman prolonged
the Wednesday night prayer meet
Ing TO an hour which landed him
and his folks clear of the woods.
News has been received here that
Miss Jessie Witten is rapidly inn |
proving in health in hospital in
Philadelphia, and if her condition
continues TO improve she will be !
brought TO her home here. Mrs. DR..
{. w. Greever left on Tuesday for
Philadelphia to see MissWitten, who
is her sister.
j. {. Bourne, a good citizen of
Grafton, called in on MONDAY to paw
his wife's subscription TO this paper.
Mr.. Bourne reports that the apple
crop will be fairly good in his
neighborhood, Notwithstanding the |
freeze and heavy frost of Sunday !
morning.
For pure flour, pure chop. and the
best quality of corn and oats send |
your order TO us. We can sell YOU 1
feed from western mills at "A lower |
price than our own make, but we do |
not guarantee its purity. Get our
prices before buying.
Star Milling Co.