Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-11-18
local News

Teacher-Eloise Buston, Mamie Van
dyke, Vara Jones, VIM. Bottimore.
James O'Kecife, of Wilcoe, was
the guest of his mother. Mrs. Mary
S. O'Keeife, here the first of the
week.
A. J. Munsey, esq. of Bland, is
the guest of his son, Thos. J. Mum
sey, in Tazewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hampton
have returned from their sojourn in
Nebraska.
Mrs. James X. Laird has a pro-
nounced case OF diphtheria. The dis
ease developed a few days ago, but is
only in a mild form.
Augusta Stuart has about gotten
well of the diphtheria, which she has
had for week or ten days.
Geo. H. Moss, who attended the
Augusta Poultry Show, at Augusta,
Ga, has returned home.
Judge j. II. Stuart left on Tuesday
night for West Virginia on legal bus
mess.
DR.. p. d. Johnson fell from his
horse near Five Oaks one day last
week, and dislocated his shoulder.
Although very painful the doctor has
been attending TO his practice since
the accident.
II. w. Pobst and son, II. Claude
Pobst bought on Tuesday the property
on railroad avenue, belonging to Mrs.
l.. c. Wingo, and now occupied by
Mr. J. T. Kendrick and family. The
consideration was 50, 900.
Mrs. L. c. Wingo, of Graham.
was in Tazewel the first of the week
arranging some business matters.
preparatory to spending the winter
i'm Florida.
Frazier Matthews. of Thompson
Valley, was over on Wednesday, and
states that an election occurred at
his place recently.
is a time of enjoyment.
Also it is a good time to have a
family group picture made. You will
always prize picture made at
Public worship in the Christian
church next Sunday evening at 7:3O
O'Clock.
Less than week after the demo
cratic landslide pork dropped five
cents a pound. The meat trust is
squealing, but the porker grunts with
satisfaction.
Mr.. Lapsley Carson, student in
Washington {; lee University at Lex
ington, has returned home, and will
take his brothers place in the Clinch
Valley Institute at Wittens Mills.
The -RUmmage Sale is being con-
Quoted today by the ladies' OF the
Cemetery Association in the old Har-
risson building on Main Street.
The Tazewell Amusement Comma.
ny began this week giving their mo-
tion picture shows on Tuesday, Fri
day and Saturday nights only. Ii is
likely that this arrangement will be
kept up during the cold weather.
DR.. r. p. Copenhaver will leave
on Sunday Tor his periodical visit to
Grundy, Buchanan county, where he
has quite an extensive dental prac-
tice.
The 12-months old baby of Prof j .
p Brahe died at its home az Wittens
Mills yesterday morning from pneu-
monia. Prof Brahe has diphtheria in
his family, also, but the children
affected are getting well.
The report is again in circulation
that the Shamokin Lumber Company
are preparing 10 build a railroad in
the county to develop their large lum-
Der holdings in Bear Town. A full re-
port OF this large deal appeared in
the News about a year ago.
Willie Rees Dodd, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Dodd, Of Graham, recently
passed the State Bar examination in
Richmond. Ne noted last week that
j. N. harman, j., had passed the
examination. Beth Of these young
gentlemen ae still persuing their
studies in Washington & Lee Univer-
sity at Lexington and will obtain
their degree in the Spring.
We printed 4 petition TO 1.-THE Su-
preme Court this week, to be present
ed at the Richmond Term, in the case
of Wheeler's Administrator against
the C!inchiie!d Coal Co. The object
of the petition is to reopen the case
in the Supreme Court.
AT a recent show CT the Augusta
Poultry Association, held in Augusta.
Ga, Nov. 9TH to 18th, 4. M. Black.
OF Tazewe!l, showed five of his pure
bred Black Langshan chickens and