Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-05-06
rip To Tazewell Saturday.


ters was the guest OF Mrs B Nj
Sparks one day last week. and cir
culated among her many friends
here.
Mrs J Marion Mcclure and
nephew Mr. " w Heninger came up
from Cedar Bluff and spent the
night with their relatives Mr. and
Mrs w IL Steele. The latter left on
number II today for his home in
Ogden, Utah. He made many friends
while in Virginia, who were sorry
To see him go.
MIS- Walker RingstaT spent last
week with her sister Mrs Charles
Griilith at Raven Red Ash mines.
Mrs II NJ Sparks spent one day
last week visiting her sister Mrs
Mary Maxwell AT Maxwell.
Mrs j B Hurt spent one day and
night last week with her father, Mr.
George Gillespie mt TazewelI.
Mrs J G Garden, Blueheld, and
niece, little Nellie Repass, OF Taze-
we'll spent Monday night with her
relatives, Mr. and Mrs w B Steele.
ON their way from visiting her sister
Mrs L Nj Alder, Bondtown, and fa-
ther, Mr. Nose Ferrell, Steelshurg.
Mis- Garden expects To start To Salt
Lake, Utah, i'm short time where
she Will join her husband, who is
engineer for that city.
& II Williams aud family expect
To start To Oklahoma Friday. They
sold their house and lots here To w
b Steele.
Mrs j III Altizer aud Mrs Robert
Graham were shopping i'm Tazewell
Monday.
Mrs Jane Conley Marytown. w
Va, daughter and, Mrs Brooks,
Blueiield, who have been visiting
their daughter and sister Mrs VIII
liam Ringstaff, returned To their
homes the latter part of the week.
Miss Mary Sparks attended the
burial of her cousin, Miss TacV
Sparks near Gap Store last week.
Miss Sparks was about % years of
age, aud died OF consumption. She
was daughter of the late joel
Sparks.
Messrs Walker Rlngstnn and VIII
ltobineit were home Sunday.
Born to Mr. aud Mrs Charles Chris
tian, n boy. Both mother and child
doing well
Misses Marguerite aud Enlc Will.
liams spent the week end with
homefolks.
Mrs w b Steele called on her old
neighbor Mrs Sallie Bandy ut Bust
head. Monday.
Mrs Baldwin is still very i'll ut
her home near here. She has stom-
ach trouble and has had several phy-
sicians I'm the past twelve weeks.
She Is n sister of our efficient and
accommodating mail carrier Mr.
Louis Christian.
Hurt Gillespie Ward shipped
ear OF fat logs from here Yesterday
Mrs Il - Humphrey and children
went Saturday To her parents, MIR
and Mrs Chailin. mt Matewan, w
Va. They had been spending few
days with Mr. Humphrey at Mr.
and Mrs ED McGune's at Cedar
Bluh. She expects To return in
abnut month and housekeep at
Cedar Bluff.
Among the "frying size" who
went To TazewelI today TO attend the
show we noticed George Ben Harris
and Harry Williams.
Mr. and Mrs John Azbury's resi-
dence looks like new pin with its
new coat OF paint, new wall paper
iiues, roof, etc, In short they have n
beautiful residence now.
A little wreck occurred here last
night. One car "flew the track" on
account OF drawhead pulling out.
Not much harm done, except TO
knock the efficient ard accommodate
ing agent, Mr. Wilson out of "a warm
supper,a company" supper at that,
too bad
Messrs Lloyd and Grover sham
blin are ut home for "A few DAYS.
w B Steele's. or rather one of
Miss Uva's, fine Jersy cows is stray
ed, lost or stolen, the former per-
haps. she was milked last on Mon
day morning and reminds us of the
old saying, my cows been gone
three days, yesterday, today and
tomorrow"
Mrs II X Gillespie and daughter
Mary Barns and Miss Burford Poin-
dexter attended the China reception
of Miss Stella VermiIlion and pu-
pills at Richlands Saturday.
Mr. John Gillespie visited his par
ents Mr. and Mrs John Gillespie,
Witten's Mills Sunday and Mon
day.
Ii Hurt tried To wait on the big
trade OH Monday at Steele, Hurt and
Co, but at last had TO have help.
Rev 4 II GiIIesnia HIIad bio ,,s,oI