Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-18
Local MeWs

Preaching in the PRESBYTERIAN
church next Sunday morning and
evening.
The Old Songs Concert, High
School Chapel. Friday evening. Feb
ruary 18th, 1910.
Mr.. A. Il. Purley, OF the Honaker
Lumber Company, was visitor To
Tazewell on Wednesday
The ed tor received sample of
Boon county white corn a few DAYS
ago. This famous prize corn can be
seen at this Office.
Attorney j. Randolph Henry, of
Princeton, was i'm town last week on
business and visiting his parents,
Major and Mrs. Robert II. Henry.
The editor thanks Mr.. Adam Rit
ter and W. w. Mechanism for
c0pies OF the issue of this papeI. of
date December Il, 1909, which they
let us have. We will not need fun
bhCi COpiSS u lulS issue.
Thomas Cole, former resident Of
this town. but engaged i'm farming
i'm buckingham county, was visitor
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson here last
Saturday. Mr.. Cole lived i'm the AL
derson home for several years.
Harvey Peery, OF RichIands. has
been the guest for the past week of
his sister, Mrs. !ohn Hawkins.
Archie Young is regainlng his
strength fast after severe attack of
typhoid fever He expects TO visit
his friends here as soon as he
strong enough TO travel.
The Virginia Senate has passed the
bill which increases the license taxes
on all life and fire insurance COM
panies doing business in Virginia.
ID. Dunnigan was selling apples
on the street on Wednesday at Sl.OO
and $3.50 per bushel.
Mr.. III. r. Browning called to
see us few days ago and transacted
business with the bookkeeper
1t is authO.itatively reported that
Miss Bessie, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. q. Peery, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. DR.. Sherman
tine, near Baltimore, for sometime.
is quite Ill. Her mother and father
are there, and it is stated, will bring
her home as soon as she is able to be
brought.
+. NJ. Fox, of Thompson Valley,
was here on yesterday and had n
sweet smile OH his face and good
taste in his mouth.
Mr.. b. II. Moss, Jr., Of Burke's
Garden, n chip Off the old block.
was here on yesterday and transacted
business in this office.
Rev. :. o. Hall has returned from
KeySer, w. Va, where he bIaved
the weather and storm i'm ten DAVIS
revival meeting.
Mr.. A.A Mcconnell, representing
large Knoxville shoe house. was
here a day or two ago, and while
here called at this office and had a
nice job OF printing done.
Among the Tazewell young ladies
who were in the city yesterday were
Miss Lettie Peery, Miss Hattie
Fudge, Miss Blanch Brown Miss
George Crockett, Miss Jean Knap-
penberger, Miss Bertha Scott, ami
Miss Coralie Laird. -Wednesdav's
Telegraph.
The widow of the late Rev. p. p.
Brooks, died on Monday nigh: mt Doe
Fudge's residence, one month and
twentY-four days later than her hus-
band. She was over seventy years Of
age. The funeral services occurred
today at noon at the Raleigh Street
church. -Bluefeld Telegraph.
The burial occurred in the colored
cemtery west of town on Wednesday.
and was attended by large assem-
biage of coIored people. who knew
| the deceased when her husband was
pastor OF the colorcd Methodist
church here.
Mr.. Clinton J. Moss has recently
purchased several very fine chickens
partridge Wyandottes, which are
among the best chickens on the mar
ket
The young ladies OF the CITY who
are to engage In the concert OH next
Friday night, the 25th, are busiIy
engaged in preparing the program,
ami getting things in shape for the
show. program will be issued i'm
a few days.
Mrs. Virginia S. Dulaney, mother
OF Mrs. w. J. Henson, of Roanoke.
died at the home in StaffortsvilIe.
vi les county, last Saturday morning.
She was sixty years old.