Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-02
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Preaching in the Lutheran church
next Sunday morning and evening
ut the usual hours.
Rev. s. o. Hall will fill his APP
pointments in Burke's Garden next
Sunday, preaching in Central church
ut IL a. m. and in the west end Of
the Garden mt so p. m.
Will Mcneil has case of dipthe-
ria In his home west of town.
Rev. Mr.. French and his son
broke camp" last Saturday and re-
turned to their home in Atlanta.
Read Mr.. Taft's address on San
day Schools, delivered at the
Worlds Sunday School Convention
in Washington, last May. 1t is pub
lished in full OH another page OF
this issue.
Commercially speaking the event
OF the season will take place at
Chapman 5 Sept. 9th and 10th.
a. J. Larimer, Thompson Valley,
was here on Monday, returning
from Russell where he helped ship
Il car loads of cattle for III. G..
Stuart. The cattle were loaded at
Blacks Ford, and Mr.. Larimer SAYS,
were as fine cattle as he ever saw.
Victor Lewis has been in at his
home here several weeks with a
stubborn case of innamatory rheu-
matiSm.
Dr. J G Kelly, who recently I'M
derwent an OperptIon for appended
It's in Lynchburg, is here resting
and recovering from the operation.
MIS- Eliza Witten and her family,
have moved into their cottage home
on lower Mechanics avenue, and are
now snugly and cozily domiCiled
until their new house i@ erected,
which will be finished by Decem Der
LIST, if their plans are. carried out.
Mrs Scott r.. Knox, daughter of
w o Whitman, who has been here
for a month, left on Wednesday for
her home nj Bear Poplar, y c. Mr.
Whitman has also gone To his farm
in LOudon TO arrange for fall seeding
and other necessary work. lie will
be absent about two weeks.
The Fair should he made the occa-
sion of great gathering OF the peo-
pie and mammoth collection and
show Of what is grown in the coun-
~.
The Presbyterian Sunday-School
and their invited guests went TO &C.
dar BluT on their annual picnic on
Yesterday, and il either sprinkled or
poured nearly all day.
Misses Cecille Stuart and MAY
Hankins leave about the Goth of the
month for Baltimore, where they
sail foI Berlin, Germany, where
they will study music under IA
mouuS German professor. The young
ladies will be missed, but are Ia be
congratulated upon the advantages
they will enjoy.
The object of our exhibit next
Fair, and nj every Fair, is 10 learn
from each other what can and cannot
be successfully grown. If YOU tried
something new and failed or sue
ceeded, bring or send sample, so
that Others may see, and follow
your example or not rs the case NAV
be. Nearly all the good and great
things we enjoy today were gotten
after repeated failures.
Miss Carrie SPOTS. who taught at
Honaker last year has been in town
this week. She goes TO Shoemaker
College, Gate City, next session TO
take charge of the Music DeDarl-
ment in that nOuHshing school.
Miss SPOTS will make good there.
as she has done everywhere else. and
the Gate City people are TO be con-
graduated upon securing her SER
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Black will 90
TO Richmond, Va, the last of this
week TO attend the annual conven-
tion OF the Photographers Associa-
ton of Virginia and the CaroIinas
which will be held in the Audito-
rum of the Jefferson Hotel next
week. Before returning, Mrs. Black
Will visit for few days with Sis
ter and other relatives in Prince Ed
ward county. Mr.. Black will be
home in time for the TazewelI Fair.
This is the last paper but one. be-
fore the Fair An urgent appeal is
made TO the farmers and gardeners to
help cut with the Agricultural Ex-
hibits. 1t is impossible for the Sec
rotary to see the people personally.
and therefore must look 10 the
friends of the enterprise TO push il
along. The season has been against
us somewhat, but this should onlv
spur us to harder work. Bring or
send something If only a beet or