Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-04-01
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Robert Sparks and wife have n,
their guest, their sister In law, Mrs.
Albert Maxwell and three children.
or Biueiield, who are circulating
among their many relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. Josephine Smith spent Mon
day at Richlands visiting relatives
and friends.
The following bridgemen spent
Sunday here visiting their families
or relatives: Mcssrs. Christian.
Rmgstar and Robinett.
II nj Myers aud wife had ns their
guests Sunday, his nieces, Misses
Julia and Gray Hager, OF Blueiield
James l.. Dawson came up from
Dante Sunday and spent the night
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Chris
tian.
Mr.. O'Brien, OF the Tazewell Re.
publican, was business visitor here
Saturday.
G p Williams, who returned from
Oklahoma Saturday night, is quite
sick at his home here with his old
co nplaint. He expects TO move To
/ Oklahoma.
Cesar Nunley was able 10 go To
Doran for his little son, who has
been at his brothers home for cou-
pie OF weeks, since It's mothers
death
Mrs. Saunders came down from
Graham and spent Monday with her
sister, Mrs. Asbury.
Robert X. Gillespie, and John d.
Hurt and their families attended the
funeral and burial OF their mother.
Mrs. Gillespie, at Tazewell Sunday.
Mrs. Gillespie had many warm
friends who were grieved TO hear of
! her death.
Agent Hupmhrey expects TO move
his :amily To Cedar Bluff, a better
paying position, i'm few DAYS, and
his host of friends here regret TO see
him move.
Lines were run on Monday and
Tuesday between w B Steele and
John Robinett, by county surveyor
John Gildesleeve, OF TazewelI.
Messrs George Hurt and Harvey
George Gillespie returned to Virginia
Polytechnic Institute on Sunday: the
former came home TO attend his
grandmother funeral. and the lat
ter came home on account of illness.
from which he has recovered.
The many relatives aud friends
of ! ogan RingstaG here were de-
lighted TO see him out Sunday. lie
still uses his crutches.
w Is Steele visited his relatives
Mt Bondtown Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. II Nj Sparks spent Sunday
night and Monday visiting relatives
and friends at Maxwell.
Mrs. Floyd Mcclure visited her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Steele, on
Indian, several days last week, re-
turning Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Me-
Guire is very cheerful, though blind,
and has had TO make her way in
darkness for sevreal years. She was
accompanied by her daughter In law.
Mrs. Mcclure.
Mrs. Steele's daughter, Miss An
ME, has lately had successful oper-
alton for the eyes, by physician
in Bristol.
Mr.John Gillespie visited his par
ents at Wittens Mills Saturday
night, and attende the funeral of his
aunt at Tazewell.
Revs. Riddle. of North Carolina.
and Long, of Greenville, Tennessee,
who have been holding meetings In
west Virginia, were pleasant vlsi-
tors here Saturday, OIL their way TO
Honaker and Norton, and other
points. They preached In the Church
of God at Maxwell the night pre-
vious.
Marion Phillips and wife had as
their guest over Sunday, her broth
er, Gerome Hall, of West Virginia.
Friends OF Mrs. Hall will be delight
ed TO hear of her recovery from re-
cent illness.
Miss Buford Poindexter spent Sat-
urday at Tazewell.
Miss Ella Crabtree visited reIa-
tives at Gillespie last week.
Grounding weather is over, you
correspondent at Indian, SO wake
up, and give us the news from your
sleepy little town and the Bluff.
Messrs. George Bruster and John
Henry Reedy have moved their fam.
lilies from the Sturgill properly on the
farms of Messrs. Steele and Will
Iiams respectively.
Gardening has been the only order
of the day for the past week.
BenbOW