Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-15
Falls Mills

Fails Mills, Va, July "a
Miss Willie May Carr was shopping
In Bluefleld Tuesday
Miss Maggie Norton. OF Blueheld
was visiting Mr. and Mrs w ID Kirt-
ner Sunday.
Mrs Ill a Green and Miss Hattie
Carter were shopping In Pocahontas
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs a NJ Belcher, OF LittlesbuIg.
Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Il l. Tabor.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Bailey OF
Blaeheld, were visiting Mr. and Mrs
J n Tabor Sunday.
Miss Mabel Suiter, OF Pocahontas.
was visiting at the home of q W
Songer last week.
Miss Annie Dudley, OF Graham,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs J G
Fink.
w w Cline has returned To his
duties at this place after few weeks
visit in Kentucky.
w ID Kirtner returned 10 his du-
ties mt lnez after weeks stay with
MS ihmlly here.
Mr. w Charlie Harmon loaded
car OF line lambs here yesterday and
WIFI load another caI tomorrow.
Mr. II G Dooley, OF Morn, w Va,
was visiting special friends here
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs w J Fink were visit
ing Mr. and Mrs G Fink Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs w IL Crawford. OF
Midway were visiting Mrs Craw-
ford's parents Mr. and Mrs J a
auckland Sunday.
Mr. Bob Sarver, OF NorthforlS,
spent Sunday with homefolks at
this place.
Mrs Gertrude Gibbons and Dr
Womack OF Cooper were visiting
Dr and Mrs Nj Sheppard, Satur-
day afternoon.
a crowd of young people from
Blueheld, spent Sunday at the n
and W dam at this place. Miss
Eiiie Lee and sisters were among the
number.
Dr and Mrs Peters, OF Mabyerry,
and n number of other ladies' and
gentlemen OF that place spent Sun
day at the dam also.
Quarterly meeting Will be held
here Saturday and Sunday, July 10
and 17th. G w Kelly, presiding ell
der will be present, and also w W
| Hicks.
Rev Isaac Wright, OF Blueheld,
Will preach here Sunday at IL IN
We hope there will be large at
tendance.
Willis Anderson, who is employed
by the Norfolk and Western, at
Yards, Va, had a most peculiar nc
cident happen him last Friday.
While fishing he was bitten by
water snake OH the hand, and after
bandaging the hand and thoroughly
saturating the bandage, he struck
match to light his cigarette or pipe
and accidentally caught the band
age on rife, and would have burned
to death. but that help appeared
just In time. He was brought to Dr
Sheppard at this place, who dressed
his wounds. He was severely burned.
> McReynolds, while engaged In
his usual warm weather occupation,
which is fishing. found an elk's
horn, which had three spikes on 1t.
This Is evidently one of the oldest
relics that Falls Mills can boast of.
But Mr. McReynolds is verv sorry
tha 1t was not a fish instead.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Ell Jones on
last Monday girl. Mr. Jones is
wearing an extremely broad smile
J this week.
Mrs. j. b. Taylor returned to
her home at this place, after a few
weeks stay in Canytown, Tenn, e.,
where she was called to the bedside
J of her father, J. l.. Smith, who died
recently after prolonged illness OF
tuberculosis. Mr. Smith was formerly
a resident OF TazewelIs, and will be
kindly remembered by his many
friends here. He was a good, faithful
christian, who dearly loved church
| work and especially Sunday schools
and prayer meetings. He always
( went TO church while he was able,
) rain, snow nor mud could not keen
e him away. But i'll health kept him
G away, and now he has gone to his
I reward, the reward Of faithful SER
want, who was only waiting to be
. called hooae