Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-10-14
local News
IF you feel down in the
Il mouth, remember Jonah
and the whale
He came out all right.

= ldSl OF lulS WCtk.
Mr.. and Mis-. j. Henry Hampto
and little daughter, Hazel, will
leave on the 18th of this month for
Battle Creek Neb., where they will
spend month visiting relatives.
New lot OF clocks at Pobst. Every
clock has been run and tested as TO
time. Every clock warranted.
The nights are getting longer now
and you want to read. Before you do
so, you should get Pobst to test your
eyes and get pair of glasses.
The best line of watches ever car
ried in Tazewell is at Pobst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar l ockhart and
family left on Monday for Princeton
where the.y will make their home
Pobst can sell you watch from
S1.OO to just as high rs you want TO
go.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church morning and evening at the
usual hours.
We have some nice young cattle
weighing from 500 TO 800 pounds,
which we offer for sale. Harman
and Crockett, Tip Top. Va.
Mrs. y. NJ. Willard and daughter.
Miss Allie, returned on Wednesday
from Wise county, where they had
been the guests of w. y. Millard
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ID. kits, Of
Norton, returned home on Yesterday
after several days visit to their par
ents here.
Ivor Caudill injured his arm badly
by getting caught in the machinery
at the Tazewell Mill on Tuesday
morning. No bones were broken,
however.
Allen Buchanan has resumed his
position rs mail clerk, and has been
assigned TO n run near Pocahontas.
His arm, which was recently broken
while playing ball has gotten well.
DIR. II. G.. Alexander and family.
of Deals Island, are the guests Of the
doctors family here, Captain and
Mrs. John ID. Alexander. This is
their first visit here for several
years.
Mr.. Henley, from the BIueGeld
office OF the Bluefeld Telephone
Company, has been here all week
assisting Mr.. Hitlzheimer i'm the col
lection OF telephone rent.
:. y. LeiIel, Of The Cove Creek
community, was here on Monday
with load of produce, including
apples which sold readily at 75c per
bushel. The buchanan Doys,o Graf
ton, were also here with produce.
DR.. J. r. Hicks, tbs we'll known
ShaWver Mill physician, passed
through the city on Monday enGout
to business trip TO Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. IL. Reynolds re-
turned this week from an extensive
visit to friends and relatives in Rus
sell and Washington counties.
DR.. George 5. McCleary, pastor of
the Christian church, will preach
in that ediiice on Sunday evening at
80, 10 which the public is cordial
~ invited.
a. n. Harris and wife, of Gary.
have been in the community visit
ing their parents at Wittens Mills
and friends in town. Mrs. Harris
was Miss Annie Crockett before mar
riage.
DI. VIM. =. Hall and wife were
In Tazewell on Sunday, on their re-
turn TO their home at Norton from
bridal tour OF the east. DR.. and Mrs.
jackson got back at the same time,
DR.. Jackson from Richmond, where
he attened the meeting of the State
Board OF Pharmacy, and Mrs. jack
son from a visit TO her former home
in Campbell county.
The tea, which has been put of
from time 20 time, will occur this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. S. c.
Graham. The proceeds from the tea
"@N' ~ III NAAC DCAGII VI the NfOnlCU-
crate Womans' Home In Richmond
"a worthy cause, which should re-
ceive the support of every body.
Pat Crockett, of Wittens Mills,
was here this week and states that
the. Elks tooth which he lost At the
Fair has not been recovered. The
person who fonud this tooth will
make an everlasting friend of Mr..
crockett by returning it at once.
The lid" was raised by the May
or on Monday and the schools re-
opened, the picture show stated,
but 1t appears that the attendance at
prayer meeting OH Wednesday night
at the different churches was not
effected in the least. All the cases OF
dlphtheria In town and counmu-