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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-26

New room cottage at S21 Orchard ave-,
lot 43x145 gas, cistern. young fruit trees
and chicken yard. Better look at this If
YOU want to buy Home. Keys at 319
Orchard ave. Have left town and must
sell quick Easy terms and a bargain Adj
dress O. Bitterlick. Ills North 9th street,
Lincoln, Neb-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-26
PIcrTRE FRAMING.

RAINING. -egiIding mat making. mount
ing done by J. D. Sullivan. 12a W. Eighth
street Packing. shipping. etc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-26
WAN1ED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-Get busy; something new, 100
ner cent profit; write Jones, Hodgeman
Supply Co., 1902 Park ave-, Chicago
Heights, Ill.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-26

WANTED-To sell 10 acres. close in. West
10th ave. T. J. Brown. II Columbian
Bldg.
FOR SALE-Two modern homes, 200 Clay
and 306 Tyler cheap Phones 6i7
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02

....... Mr.. Charles L. Murphy
Gurtavc Puders -. M. Cur Iltncr
Julius Button. Mr.. James II. Norton
James Stone &C.. Mr. Oliver u. Bailey ,
Neil Browning. Mr. Arthur Elton
A constable ..... Mr.. Ted Baxter .
Catharina DAVIS. Miss Marion Dunn
Lillian Tusyeil Miss BETTY Jensen
Augusta Davis. Miss IVA Marietta
Mrr. Miller. Miss lille Knox
Everything from travcslicd FL
neral marCh to tho sDccta 10 of a.
ul,-grown man sitting on lady's !
lap was showed out on the stage by
the George -. Howard company, in
"Nii the Comforts Of Home" at the
Orphcum last night. and the evident
effort TO drag laughs from the audi
cncn was successful The audience
laughed. .and laughed through fnur
acts OF rlrcc.cumcdy that Missed
hmrc. play by a hairs breadth, but
IL home Is anything like that por
traycl by the Howard players last
night, no wonder the divorce courts
a.c working overtime.
Tho only thing lacking was
slap stick applied in the traditional
time honcrcd manner. and this also
fhuuid have bccn tried, for IL might
have rot another laugh. Tho play
last night was more Ike vnudc'
willie sketch than lifc-sizcd chow.
All the Comforts of Hone" Ia the
slam bang story Of young man
whose ruut and uncc go away and
leave him with n big hcuse on his
hands. lie fills IN the house with
strrnrc assortment of bDardcrs and
his troubles begin. Love, again of
| the glap.lti.k type. the flirting OF a
raY Old spCrt. and the woes of n
chronic invalid gentleman fill M the
intervals when the or hcstra doesn't
play.
The rcdecming features of the play
I are the work nf Mr.. Howard himself
and OF Guy IIitncr. Howard is the
/ Clrtatlous old sport and he is nearly
up to his usual standard. lli,ncr
q H. cast as tho nervous wreck. ana
/ he makes the ordinary wreck lcok
/ like Il champion strong man. nit
ncr is the worst wrecked wreck that
/ was ever wrecked on this coast lie
is cn'ly funny. and his clever, easy
comedy makes enc wonder why he
has been confined to roles where his
duty has been to look solemn and
utter noble thoughts with the auto
matte precision Of cuckoo lock.
Miss Dcrcas Matthews was On the
nrcFram. but net on thc stage. AL
1.-THE Comforts Of Home" viii be the
! bill for the rcst Of tho week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02
viii MaIan, OF Nalan-M agrath Comedy Company

"An Uptown Flat" is the hcldlincr
to be presented ut the Savoy Theatcr
tomorrow night BY the Malhn Ma.
grath company, which will make its
initial appearance in Honolulu. This
Is hill viii h possesses more than
ordinary merit, as the sketch is full
OF clean humor and the artists pre-.
senting 1t are CLASSY. Malan AMI
MaErath are comedy team which
makes laughs. Their jokes are
catchy and up.to. date, and the sketch
Itself is Just the kind OF onc.uct pro.
iuctions to make lan instant hit.
Nellie Howard and Dot Raymond are
ravorl,eS from the vaudeville field
and both in sketch work and in
spc"ialt!es they are both good.
In addition to the sketch Dot Ray.
mend is charming buck ana wing
dancer, her tcrpisrhorcan stunts be.
ing pre- cdcd by eat ny songs, Of
which she has II large number in her
own little repertoire Managers
Scully and Love cabled for the Ma
.Magrath Comedy company to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02

commence the second month of its
career, ana mainland press notices of
the four people indicate that they
are hcad,incrs.
The present vaudeville people at
the Savoy have closed their engage
ments and leave on the Mauna Kcl
on Tuesday for Iilo, where they will
open a Two weeks engagement at the
GaiGty under the direction of w. II.
Crawford, acting for the Savoy man.
agcment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02
90

Sorvaut--Mdy como in and dust
our room? Poct--ilcavcns woman,
| am rapt in thought! Scrvant-Lor',
sir, | am glad | knocked frst.--Cas-
cells Saturday Journal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-02
HITNER shines
At THE ORPHEUM

CAST.
John Davis Mr.. Geo. y. Howard
Tom Blame .... Mr.. Robert MCK!m
Daniel Webster White .........
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
BANQUET GIVEN TO
JNO. s. BOTTIMORE
Delightful Evening Spent BY
Masonic Fraternity in Hon
or of a High Officer.

n banquet was given on last Fri
day night over Greever's store bv the
Masonic Lodge of Tazewell, i'm hon
or of John :. Bottimore, who was
recently made District Deputy
Grand Master 10y the Masonic Lodge
of Virginia in Richmond. The ban
quet WAS one OF the largest attended
given here i'm years, about 225 Ma
sons, their wives and daughters and
invited friends being present. The
following program was rendered
Masonry--It's History and Aims,
the Rev. w. w. Carson.
Why Am n Mason, William G
Pendleton.
The Grand Lodge, John $. Botti-
more.
Tazewell Lodge No. 90, \ + and
4 NJ, the Rev. n Harman.
our Guests, Judge : NJ b Coul-
ling.
Women and Masonry. John NJ
Newton.
The District Deputy Grand Mas
tire, Rev G. II Brown.
Mr. Edgar L.. Greever, the well
known lawyer, was toastmaster.
and performed the duties pertaining
To that Office i'm most acceptable
manner.
Mr.. J B Boyer lent his assistance
in making the affair of the Grid
IRON nature. taking every advantage
offered To start a laugh at the eN-
pense of some of the speakers.
The affair was attended by Ma.ons
from different pats of the county,
and some from the adjoining coun-
ties.
The banquet was served 10y The
old Inn, which hostelry prepared nm
elegant and toothsome feast.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
a Roosevelt Family

w. ii. Medley, of Liberty, was
in TO see ms on Wednesday. Mr..
Medley passed through town on Tues
day, taking 40 head OF cattle, be-
longing TO Jefr Brown, TO pasture in
Abb's Valley. They were quite n
nice bunch, some of them specially
good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medley are the par
ents Of ten living-two dead-child-
rem. Three are in Illinois, two in
North Carolina, and four in this
county. The youngest is about .
years old. All the children are duti-
full and industrious, and have never
given their parents or anybody else,
any trouble SO far He is 53 and his
wife is Is years OF age. II this is
not good record, then what would
Mr.. Roosevelt consider good one?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
Bad Fire at Cleveland

The town Of Cleveland, ON the
Clinch, west, which was almost total
ly destroyed by lire last Friday
night, will be rebuilt at once, and
Of course, better houses Will he erect
ed, and like most town, after IA big fire
comes and destroys II, Will put In
good water works. The Cleveland
merchants and business men 9Ie an
heroic set, and Will not be discourag-
ell ty this disaster, bad as 1t was.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
Sun Bros. Shows

The dead walls and billboards OF
town and the surrounding country
have taken a holiday hue, caused by
the ornamentation OF the gorgeous
potsters announcing the two exhibit
tIons here of Sun Brothers Greater
Progressive Shows, on Wednesday,
May the 4th. This is a great and In
teresting Railroad show and presents
features that are seldom offered by
travelling aggIegatIons. There Is "A d.
versity nf wild animals, elephants,
trick horses, clowns, equestrians,
acrobats, etc.
IL will be In fact, the only impor.
tant and modern one circle show "a
appear here this season. Don't forget
to take the children, ii Will be O
good excuse for you to go.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
Walter MiIIard Married

a message received here on yester-
day announced the marriage on
Wednesday night, at the Methodist
parsonage in AshevilIe, North Caro-
ina of Mr.. Walter II. Millard, Uo
Miss LaRee Pate, of Sumpter, South
Carolina.
The groom is n son of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. NJ. Millard of this town
and at present with the Southern
Railway Company, at AshevilIe.
Walter is remembered here rs "a
kid" where he grew up, and at an
eaIly age entered the railway service
as operator and agent in which ca
pacity he has done well. His sister,
Miss Allie, is the efficient and faith
ful stenographer in the law office OF
.Greever and Gillespie, which is also
the office of the United States Dis
trict Attorney. a brother, w. A.
Millard, is book k-keeper for large
coal company in Wise.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
Pounding Mill

Pounding Mill, Apr. 2O.-It
showed most all day yesterday, the
snow melted however. Ice yesterday
morning. People fear the fruit will
be killed. Garden truck and som corn
is up.
Mr.. and Mrs william Ringstan
are the proud parents Of new girl
baby, which arrived on Monday Of
last week. Mother and child are do
ing well.
Mr. and Mrs r NJ Sparks had n
delightful time at the Masonic ban
quet at Tazewel on last Friday
night.
Miss Sallie Britain, TazeweII,
visited her uncle and aunt MFR k
Gillespie and Mrs B Hurt last
weke.
Miss Burford Poindexter was shop.
ping at Tazewell Saturday.
Mr.. George Sparks Gap Store is
census enumerator here.
Fred Gillespie Is census enumer-
ator at Paint Lick this week.
Jim Bob Hurt of this place and
r Hurt of Indian rode through
to Emory last week To be present nj
the big debate at Emory and Henry
College
Miss iva Steele Of this place and
who is 1T ending Martha Washing
ten College at Abindon, was very i'll
last Thursday and Friday, severe
headache sore throat and general
aching all over.
Prof Hoback Is on Indian
teaching a number of pupils music.
Prof can tell you all about music
and can play well on seven instru.
ments, such as piano, organ, horns,
etc. He went blind when six months
old and was educated at Staunton
Va.
B. ID. Humphreys, Cedar Bluff
spent Saturday night here with hi
family.
Mrs, Tom England is spendin,
some time in Welch, w. Va, will
relatives.
& III Steele, Paint Lick, brothe
of our townsman, w B Steele, pai,
this place a pleasant business visi
last Saturday on his way 10 Taze
well.
Mr. r III Rat;Iiff, Maxwell, spen
Sunday here with friends.
Mrs George w Oliver, Crews, q
the G w B NJ will lecture her
Thursday night.
Mrs Tom Johnson and Mrs job
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
The Bible, What OF IT.

The above is the subject of a lee
ture which DR.. Ramsay Will deliver
next Wednesday evening i'm the
Presby terian Church. The lecture
Will be free, but voluntary offering
will be taken. DR.. Ramsay delivers
this lecture by request, and those
who know, him and particulalYssthose
who have heard him preach and lee
ture feel confident OF being highly
interested and benefited i'm this Ice
true. There, no doubt, will be n full
house-Wednesday evening, PIcsby-
terian church, s o'clock.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
A Poison Oak Switch

Mr. Geo. w. st. Clair came home
"A few days ago with his face all
swollen, one eye entirely closed and
the other barely open, and in such
shape that his wife even, To say
nothing Of his friends, didn't know
him. A little boy who had been
fighting yellow jackets or bumble-
bees, or an active campaigner i'm an
election contest of years ago, could
not have been more "done up" But
the Jewell lawyer encountered none
OF these things. He came in contact
with Buchanan county poison oak.
and it did him up in good style. He
has been confined To his room nearly
all the week, but is now out anC
himself again. The mex. time h,
goes 20 Buchanan he will be choic,
in the selection of his riding witch
es, and use spur.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
Mud Fork

Mud Fork, April 20-Editor The
News: | havn't seen anything In
your valuable paper for sometime
fIom this quiet little patch. People
around here ssem almost too busy to
tell one another howdy, much less
speak about what is going on. We
have quite number of enterprises
going ON in this neigbhorhood--two
blacksmith shops. steam saw mill
and chair shop. One OF the black
smith shops is run 10y III. f.. Tabor
and son; the other hy Kinzsr aud
Epperson; chair shop run by w IL
Rye; saw mill owned and superin-
tended by ID ID Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID ID. Baker gave
a birthday supper I'm honor of their
daughter, Miss Fannie, . the 9Th,
which was greatly eny ybye1 10y n
large crowd OF youngsters.
Miss Edna Copenhnver, who has
been teaching school nj Boissevane
closed her school several days ago,
and has been the guest of Mud Fork
Il lends until the 18th, when she re
turned To her home In Bluefeld.
Miss Name French has been the
guest Of her sitser. Mrs. IL. G. Rye,
Tor the past week. She left today for
her unclc's Alex French on Blue
stone.
II. G Rye, accompanied by his
hrothei-in-law, J II Baker, was call
cd to Huntington The 10Th. ON nc
count of the death of his strp-fnther
Daniel Gruher.
W II Rye mnde n dying trip To
Laurel last Sunday. ! think he was
electioneering rs he has declared
himself "A candidate for matrimonV
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
North TaZeweII

North TazeweII, Apr. 2O.-Miss
Bianch Whitley is spending few
days with her grandfather, r b
Witten, near Pisgah.
Mr.. J G.. Litz, of Pocahontas,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs r
II Mcclure.
Maggie Whitley is spending a few
days with her uncle w p Whitley,
on Whitley Branch.
Il l. Mcclure was in Crockett
Cove Monday on business.
Master Malvern Sluss was the
guest of Walter Mcclure the first OF
the week.
Robert Whitley spent Sunday al
Pisgah.
Miss Nancye Mcclure is suffering
very much from bad attack of grir
and bronchitis.
Mrs II Booth who has had pneu.
monia, is improving fast.
Mr. George Mcclure who has late
iy accepted position with the w NJ
Ritter Lumber company, is reported
as getting on nicely with his work
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22

PacS, Baptist Valley, We're shop
pins here recently.
Miss Lettie Ringstafr clerk of the
Pounding Mill Grocery Co., was on
the sick list Monday.
Mrs. w. B. Steele spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Rees Elswich
and Mrs. II Hart
Mrs DIR Robert Graham, Sinking
Waters visited friends here recently,
guest OF Mis- James Alti>er.
& II Williams we understand, ex.
poets 10 load his pIunnder o b
Thursday for shipment 20 Oklahoma
he ana family To follow in about
two weeks.
+ w Heninger, Ogden, Utah, was
ont he sick list Tuesday.
n Collins is doing some papering
and painting for Mr. Ward ut War
dell
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
GREAT LECTURE ON
ROBERT {. LEE
DR.. Ramsay Delights Large
Audienceon Life of Famous
Confederate Chieftain.

One who was present Mt TIE Court
House on Monday night, asked,
in wonder, how man could think
of SO many great things TO say about
Lee. The reply was, "He had a
great subject" General Lee was a
great man. Nothing else was to be
expected. ''I didn't know that Gen
eIal Lee was such great mao, q"
said another. Il shall feel prouder
of General Lee and OF the South here
after said still another. "Ah, l
knew he was great and good, for
followed him four years, y said an
old soldier, as the moisture gathered
in his old eyes. And so il went.
These, and many other expressions
gave evidence that DIR. Ramsay had
reached and charmed his audience
with his great lecture on General
Robert K. Lee on last Monday night.
There was, perhaps, scarcely one
person present who did not thorough
y enjoy the lecture from start TO
finish. A good authority said that il
was decidedly the best thing which
has yet appeared on the life and
character of the illustrious Chieftain.
The lecture was delivered under
the auspices of the Tazewell Chapter
OF the L. ID. G.. Too much cannot
he said in commentator of the la
dies through whose good Judgment
and discernment this intellectual
feast was secured, and Of the manner
in which every detail was arranged.
In no one thing was their Judgment
more conspicuous than in the selec-
tion of Judge 5. G Graham, a lead
ing lawyer of the town 10 introduce
the lecturer. Judge Graham was n
Confederate soldier who served his
time under the great leader, and his
brief tribute TO his worth was as sin
cere and hearty rs il was ornate and
we'll conceived. Many kind things
were said in appreciation OF the in
troductory speech. The weather was
very unpropiiious. \ heavy rain
storm, followed by SNOW and cold.
came up about 80 o'clock, and no
doubt kept many people away. Not
withstanidnE, there was good au-
.lience present, and they sat spell
bound for nearly two hours, and
seemed more enthusiastic as the lee
ture drew on. a pleasant feature Of
the evening was the giving OF COM
plimentary tickets To the High
School pupils who contested some
time ago foI the five dollar prize for
the best essay on the Character of
General Lee. After the lecture a
number of the Daughters gave DR..
Ramsay an informal reception in the
ice cream parlor of J. B. BoyeIs
store, which was a very pleasant oc-
casion indeed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
10 See The Con,et

II you wish To SEQ the comet hus-
tie out at about O'Clock n. m. II
sky is clear il viii he seen i'm east
ern sky below and 10 the left Of We
nus, the bright morning star. ON
yesterday the comet was at perihe-
lion, that is, nearest the sun, being
IA little over 81 million miles dis
tant, and about IS million miles
from the earth. 1t Is travelling nj
l, SIS miles per minute.
Ii is nearing the earth and gets
brighter and apparently larger now,
until May lSth, when il will reach
its nearest point TO the earth;
million miles, and Hap lis tail In
our faces but not haId enough tc
bush away the flies.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
Indian Items

Indian, Apr 20.-The paYmaster
for our X. Il. contractor was here on
Saturday, and paid of the en-
ployees.
Mr. and Mrs p w Early attended
the marriage of Mr.. John R Rich
and Miss Anna Gleaves, at WyIhe-
willie OH Tuesday.
Mrs Allen Higginbotham, OF Taze-
well, is visiting her parents here
Miss Laura and Rose Ward spent
then night at DR. Baylor on theiI
way to the G. ii
Miss Carrie SPOTS of Roanoke,
who has been teaching music at Hon
aker, is spending few days with
Mary Peery.
Miss Buford Poindexter and Mr..
Fred Gillespie, of Pounding Mill,
were visiting Miss Carrie McGuir,
on Sunday.
Mrs Mag + Mcclure was called {,
Wise last week to meet her son ID
Jospeh Mcclure, of FarmeIsvilIe
Texas who came there on account O
the death of his father in law Mr. {
f Flanery
Misses Helen Repass and Eliza
beth Hurt were shopping at the G +
the first of the week.
Several OF our young ladies ar
taking lessons in China painting a
Richlands.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
DEMOCRATIC star
RAPIDLY Rising
Republican Boss in New York
, State Defeated BY Large
Majority, Following Land
Slide in Massachusetts,.

Following several other Democrat
ic landslids in New England this
spring, Mr. j. S Havens, Democrat,
was elected to Congress last Tuesday,
over George w. .Aldridge, Republican,
in the thirty second congressional
district, of New York State, by a
majority of 5000.
n 1908 this district gave a republi-
can majority of 10, l67. This district,
like the fourteenth Massachusetts,,
which went overw whelming democrat
ic few weeks ago, was rock-rib-
bed Republican district. Mr.. Aid
ridge, the defeated republican, was a
high tariff, Payne-Aldrich "stand
patter, like Mr.. Slemp of the
Ninth Virginia district.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
TALK OF PARK ON
STREET CAR LINE
Reported That Car Company
Are Considering Purchase
OF Site For Ball Grounds,
Shows, Etc.

There is move on foot, so rumor
has Il, that the Tazewell Street Rail-
way Company Will open park on
it's line between Tazewell and the
depot, for general purposes, such RS
ball grounds, tennis court, picnics,
shows, etc. The rumor cannot be con-
firmed, as the parties concerned are
not inclined TO talk, but enough has
been leaned To indicate that the
question has been seriously consider
ed. The plan seems to be To purchase
about dive or six acres OF land i'm the
meadow this side of the depot on the
east and north of the car line. and
III IL up for the purposes indicated.
There is little doubt that such an ar
rangtment would pay IS an invest
ment AT present there is no suitable
place at all accessible for ball games,
shows, or other public nmusements,
except few private lots, for the use
of which parties usually want
high pr'ce. For Instance, circus and
other SHOWS pay more here for space
FOR tents than in any other town OF
anything like the same size I'm all
the country, so the show people say,
and many OF them are kept out ON
this account. IL may be god
thing or not, To keep them away
from town, bat II they come they
should be able 20 get ground at n
reasonable rent. 1t is To he hoped
the park scheme mny go through.
IL IL learned tina; n number OF the
pnrlies concerned nIe are I'm iavnr of
going the other way for park, that
IN, eOst, out towards Mr.. Martins.
However the decision, Ta2ewell and
the car line, too, will be benefited.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
PatriotiSm-Ambition

If you wonder why my defeats
have never soured me L will tell you
that | believe each individual should
have n higher ambition than TO hold
any public Office. That ambition,
which you share with me, and
which | am sure is shared by many
Others, is TO make the government OF
this country so good that 10 be a pri-
vate citizen I'm the United States
will be greater than To be a king
in any other country i'm the world. "
William j. Bryan, in an address
in New York last Tuesday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
The Snow storm

The snow and slight freeze of the
lirst OF the week seems To have done
little or no damage except In spots
and patches The writer saw beans
yesterday several inches high Tint
showed no signs OF frost In another
garden all were killed Early cher
ries, and perhaps peaches, were In
jured, hut The apple crop, wheat, and
oats that were up and corn, are not
damaged 10 any extent. The storm
passed in warm rain, an after nil,
everything * In good shape yet. But
the storm gave the people good
scare all right.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
Honor Roll

Week ending April 10, Fourth
Grade, Miss Elizabeth j. Hunt
teacher.
Eloise Buston, Mary Coulling,
Martha Coulling, Vara Jones, Gladys
Scott, Mamie VanI yke, William
Bottimore, Billy Copenhaver.
Seventh grade, Miss Nj. Louise
Eanes, teacher-Irene Peery. Eliza
beth Ward. Emmaline Pierce, Mary
III Pearce, Nancye McBryde, Eloise
Greever, Mamie Heldreth, Graham
Preston, Sam Hoover, James Peery,
Alex Witten, Andrew Witten.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-22
Pension DaV

Yesterday was Confederate Soldier
Pension day. a number of the old
soldiers were here. The Brown-Har-
man Camp also held a meeting and
selected delegates TO the annual reun-
ion at Mobile, April 26-27-2S. The
following weIe elected: Mai. r. r..
Henry. &. II. Scott and J. II. CaId-
well, with Capt. CA. Fudge, Hugh
Sparks and NJ. II. Harman, alter
mates.
The Camp assembled in the Court
House, with Major Tynes presiding
and w. l.. Moore secretary.