Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-10-07
local MeWs
IF you feel down in the
Il mouth, remember Jonah
and the whale
He came out all right.

this oilice.
w. G.. O'Brien has moved his
family to the Miss Mag Litz resi-
dence on lower Main street.
Mrs. John ID. Alexander has been
able to sit up and walk around for
the past week or so, after being
"cooped up for several months.
Captain CHARLES n. Fudge and
Mrs. Fudge are on visit TO their
daughter, Mrs. DIR. Porter, ut
Charleston.
Mrs. l.. a. TyneS is ON visit TO
Beaufort, North Carolina
The senior editor is on his annual
visit to the old home in Botetourt,
When he left he was humming soft
ly, IT'S the old Time Religion. "
DR. John + Jackson has been in at
tendance upon a meeting of the State
Board of Pharmacy in Richmond.
DR.. J Walter Witten, of North
Tazewcll, has been in Richmond all
week attending the state fair, and
visiting his acquaintance made
while he was student there
The tea advertised for this after
noon at Mrs Graham's has been post
poned indefinitely.
Dinner will be served for soc at
the Will Young house Main street
10y the ladies OF the Presbyterian
church Tuesday, the nth, from II
m TO p m.
John w. Bourne, Of Grafton, was
in town on Tuesday, and came 10
see us. He brought his father Z. NJ.
Bourne, TO the train, who Will visit
his son, Stephen. John was mer-
chant at Grafton for long time,
and will be restless until he gets AT
ii again.
w. d. Jones, esd, and Chas.
Cox, citizens OF Grafton, were here
on Tuesday. Nh Jones came this
far with his boy who was married
that morning, and who left on the
morning train for wedding tour.
LOST-During the Fair al Taze-
well o. Gu Fair grounds, one Elk's
tooth and = watch chain. Finder
viii return 10 J Crockett, Wittens
Mills, or this Office and receive re-
ward.
If the corn crop is not matured this |
year W hose fault is il? Providence !
and the season have been on our side |
Last year We had two frosls in Sep |
TENDER.
The Big Store is showing a great
line of misses and childrens coats
see them.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
Charles G. Jones and Miss I.eola
May Burton were married Tuesday
morning at nine o'clock nj the home
OF the brides mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Burton, near Concord church. The
bride and groom left on the 10 so
train for eastern cities. Rev. w. NJ.
Patty oliciated.
Thaddeus Warren, son of I. b.
Warren, Tazewells tonsorial artist,
has gone 10 Washington TO take a
course in dentistry at Howard Uni
versity. If he does as we'll as a dent
list as he did as barber, and he
will, he will make good. "
Miss Lethia Cousins, who has
been in Ashville, North Carolina,
has been at home "A week or so with
her parents here. Her father, James
Cousins, is laying the brick founda-
tion for the new Witten residence
on Mechanics avenue
w Moss and Fred II. Steele
left on Wednesday for Louisville to
attend the great race meet, which
started there on Monday.
Miss Hattie Fudge left on last
Sunday night for Washington, where
she will enter Madison Hall for the
coming session.
Bert p. RatliG, who has beer
with the Clinchfield company al
Dante for several months, passel
through Tazewell this week enrout,
TO Lewisburg, w. Va, where h,
will locate with his brothers, VIII,
are in the mercantile business.
Captain George Shafer, of Til
Top, was down on Tuesday 20 &c
the pay roll for his men on tn
brick yards. Mr. Shafer fell an,
broke several ribs recently, and wa
confined 10 his home for severa
days.
Grover Mcclure, who has been il
since August with typhoid fever, i
out again, with n Tavenous appetite
Robert Moss had a fine steer kill
ed in Burke's Garden last week b.