Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11
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Millard kinZcr was on Nisi; TO
town and our office on Tuesday.
Attorney William h. Spratt was IA
business visitor 10 town this week.
HI w Hilleary and Company. the
large real estate firm a. Charlottes-
Vile, have an important advertise
ment in this issue. of valuable prop
erty fer sale. Read il.
Miss Nancye Leslie came up from
Blueiield on Sunday afternoon on a
visit home.
Lee J. Barbee, OF Graham, was heIe
on business one day this week.
Caleb Powers, the noted Kentuck-
ian, lectureu 10 large audience in
the Court House on last Saturday
night.
The Hawkins Pharmacy has
about gotten Strengthened out. They
have Installed II nice lot Of oak fur
niture, and will install soda foun-
tain III The early spring.
Ben Gildersleeyc, of Cratic /, has
been appointed an extra policeman
in Blueiield. lie has many of the
qualities OF a good police Office.
J II Porter, an aged citizen OF the
Plum Creek eighborhood, is cri;i-
caIly i'll at his home with heart
trouble.
Miss Lyde Mccall left this week
for Gary, where she has accepted
position as stenographer for John
ID. Peery and Company
Mrs. Peggy beavers, mother of
ExMayor Patrick Beavers, of North
Tazewell, is i'll ut her home with
pneumonia.
Mayor and MIS-. Peery, OF North
Tazewell, will leave next week for
Glencoe, Maryland. where they will
visit their daughter and sister, Mrs,
Shermantine
Preaching next Sunday morning
i'm the Presbyterian church mt the
usual hour.
Mr.. William NJ. Slemp, OF Big
Stone Gap, brother to Congressman
Slcmp, Thomas a. Gillepsie, Esq q,
Of Cedar Bluff, and attorney Spratt,
OF Richlands, were registered at the
Jefferson yesterday.
Your hot bed should he made ear
y in March i'm this community. We
had two good SHOWS last year i'm
April, and heavy snow and freeze
about May 2nd. The ntire month of
May was dry and cool.
That tall and stately citizen, j..
III. Beavers, of Cedar Bluff, enroll
ed his name on Tuesday among the
elect. lie had good taste i'm his
mouth, and subscribed also for one
/ Of ouI clubbing papers.
Mack Williams has moved
from Tazewell to Graham, where
he thinks conditions may be more IA
vorable 10 getting living. He and
his wife are honest, industrious folk,
and their Tazewell friends wish them
the best
Joseph Jones, OF Graham, sends
| his check for away ahead, and wants
! ii known that he does not eat qui-
nine. 10. is brother 10 G.. w. Jones
and Mrs. Whit, OF this town, and
rs good n fellow rs ever took a weld
ing heat.
Mr.. j. o. Corell dropped in III
Tuesday to renew for this paper and
the Lynchburg News. Mr.. Co-en i.
trying his hand this year on alfalfa,
with bright prospects.
Mr.. Nv. Osborn, OF Tannersville
and his brother, a :. Osborne, OF
Broadford. we've here on Tuesday,
and paid our office pleasant visit
William p. Thompson, OF Graham
and postmaster Christian, OF Beal
WalIow; Ed Mcclure, of Cedar
Bluff, and w. W. McClanahan, o.
Bluestone, graced our sanctum on
! Tuesday.
Mr.. ID. Angus, the fur buyer, O
Thompson Valley, was here few
days ago. He has statement in
this paper; read it.
Some anxiety is beginning to b,
felt here for attorney II. Claud,
Pobst, who has been absent from
town for several weeks, presumabl,
doing abstract work i'm Buchanan
county. Unless he shows up heI,
pretty soon search will be made TO
him.
Messrs. John s. Baltimore, Thorn.
MS ). lIeldreth and Colonel j. b
Boyer left Tazewell on Monday
night for Richmond as delegates I,
the grand lodge OF Masons OF Virgin
Ia, which met in Richmond thi.
week.