Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-05-13
local NeWs

- 49, 10
Harry Peery, of near town, was
here this week, with plans and spec
ifications for house which, il is
reported, he is preparing to build.
This is very significant.
Miss Lena Kelley entertained The
young ladies sc wing club on We'd
nesday afternoon. The ladies were
delightfully."- entertained, and enjoy
ed The occasion very much.
Mrs. Matte Beavers, daughter OF
James Rudd, of McComas, w. Va.
will leave her home mt Maxwell
abotut the first OF June for Louisa
county, Ky, where she will make
her home with her uncle, G.. V.
Rudd.
Mrs. James +. Rudd, of McComas,
W. Va, was here for several DAYS
the past week, with her son, Arch
Rudd, who is ILL.,
Crossett and Florsheim shoes for
luCu OulN -nOllC DEltCI.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
Mr.. Edward Lockhart sold on
Tuesday his house and lot on Taze.
well avenue TO Mr.. II. G. Chapman,
who bought the property for his able
assistant in the store, Mr. G. W.
Jones, who will move his family
into the property within the next
few wekeS. Mr.. ] Ockhart will prob
ably move to West Virginia hut has
not yet fully decided.
Ladies, we think we are showing
the greatest line of ladies, misses
and childrens shoes, pumps and on
fords ever shown in the town, we
can show you patent leather suede,
gun metal and tan-one and two
straps, button and lace, in fact an
unusual lot OF styles.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
Webster Savers, of Edray, West
Virginia, Il former resident OF Savers
vile, this county, was business
visitor TO Tazewell this week.
Mr.. w. I. Gillepsie, cashier of the
Tazewell National Bank was visi-
tor TO West Virginia this week.
Mr.. J. G. Wright, who has been
assistant agent ut North TazcweIl
for several months, has gone To Glade
Springs, where he has taken a SINH
lar position with the Norfolk and
Western. Mr.. Wright made many
friends while in Tazewell, who wish
he could have remained here.
Have you seen our line of tilored
waists, skirts, and suits
HARRISON & Gillespie RROS
County commissioners Robert :.
Moss has been AT Graham this week
making assessments Of real estate i'm
that corporation. There has been 4
little wrangle in Graham for some
time over what many OF the citizens
think is an unequal assessment of
property there, and doubtless Mr.
Moss Will straighten the matter out
Preaching in the Lutheran church
next Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock.
Rev. NJ. Patty, pastor Of the
Burke's Garden circuit closed last
week a very successful revival meet
ing at Concord. There were about 40
professions, and nine additions 10
the Methodist crhurch and several 10
the other churches. Presiding Elder
Kelly held quarterly meeting in the
midst OF the revival, and otherwise
assisted in the work.
Ladies, madras, percola and ging-
ham dresses for girls from TO II
years, price from S50c TO >.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
Mrs. Charles +. Patton and little
daughter left on Wednesday morn
ing for MiddlesDurg, Ky. to spend
several weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. Hash, who is ill.
Lieutenant Harry A. Stuart, of
the United States Navy, is expected
home within the next few weeks.
The Minnesota, the batttleship 10
which he has been assigned for sew
eral years, will go into the Boston
navy yard for repairs. and many of
the officers and crew will be granted
leave OF absence.
Mr.. jeff Ward has recently added
a pair of guinea pigs 10 his collection
OF birds and beasts. Mr.. Ward will
soon have menagerie worth seeing
II he gets together many more speci-
mems.
For tired mohters-Misses and
wash dresses at soc to 50.
& GILLESPIE BROS
Mr.. Nicely Burcham, ~ years old.
died at his home near Young's Sum-
NIT, on Monday night, of pneumo-