Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-03-25
local News


noon at the usual hour
Preaching in the PRESBYTERIAN
chruch next Sunday morning at the
usual hour.
Buy flour from HARRISON, Barns
and Co., they quote prices below
bottom. Read their ad.
Rev. William Kelly, of Bluetield,
was visitor TO TazewelI Tuesday.
HARRISON, Barns and Company
are selling flour astonishingly low.
Read their adj.
Samuel Thompson, of the Cove,
was in town on yesterday.
Don May has accepted a position
on an engineering corps at Dante,
and has gone to that town.
Mr.. JEFF Ward is making prepara-
tions to add two rooms to his house
on Mechanics avenue.
he sure To hear the DeKovens sing
Dixie, My Old Kentucky Home, and
Suwanee River Saturday evening.
Get your tickets for the concert at
Jackson IS drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Chapman.
who have been on wedding tour OF
the south, returned TO Taezwell yes
terday.
Mrs. Williamson. OF Bedford CITY,
is the guest OF Mrs. A b Scott on
Tazewell avenue.
FluoI is selling away down at
HARRISON, Barns and CompanV's,
see prices in adj.
We are informed that w. G.
Young has disposed OF his holdings
in Roseburg, Oregon, and will move
with his family TO Bluefield early in
April
Arch Rudd, for a number OF years
driver for Adams lumber wagons.
has been i'll Tor sevreal weeks at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. Charley
Moore.
Jimmy Young and Roy Thomp-
son, who have recently recovered
from typhoid fever, are gradually
gaining their strength, and the
charge brought against them shortly
after their illness that from their
looks somebody must have left the
graveyard gates open, will not apply
To them now.
The Richmond papers speak in
high praise o: the quartet, which ap-
peared In that city a few nights ago
Dekoven These fine singers will
be here tomorrow night in the chap
ell.
Mrs. f G S watts. OF Elk Garden.
Russell county, is visiting Colonel
and Mrs. III G AldeIson and other
friends in the city This estimabie
lady is always anG on all occasions
IA thrice welcome visitor 10 this COM
munity.
William p. Hall, manager OF The
Whitehead Drug Company, and Rob
ert >. Graham, the well known
young lawyer of Norton, were visi-
tors TO Tazewell this week.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kelly, who has been seriously i'll at
their home in Souix Falls, South
Dakota, is reported as better from
the last reports from them. The
child was very i'll for several weeks.
and it was feared for sometime that
II would not get well.
il. ID. Campbell, son of John w.
Campbell, of North TazewelI. who
has been the guest OF his father the
past winter, Will leave today for
Pittsburg, where he will take a posi-
ton similar TO the one held with the
Carnegie Steel Company, where he
was seriously injured about a wear
ago.
Dr. Witten, OF North TazeweII. in
making arrangements to have his
ball team in the running when the
OlOiiSs n COliCCllOn Is being
taken TO bny uniforms and equip-
ment' so that the boys will have
every advantage to cope with the
teams of other towns.
Mr.. Edgar Lockhart has gone 10
Princeton, where is looking for a
mousse with view to locating there.
dis property on TazewelI avenue
has been rented, a majority OF the |
mechanics living in TazewelI will |
have to spend the summer in the
coalfield towing, 1t seems, as little.
II any work is in prospect in Taze-
we'll.
Mr.. Chapman, proprietor OF the
store that sets the pace, has an inno-
walton in the way of an advertise
ment in this weeks paper. In an
other column will be found a paper.
The Times, (which contains several
local items Of jntereSt OIL - |