Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-01-07
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CHURCH next SUNDAY aL IA n. m.
The aftermath of it aIl-the bills.
IL was just such "A Christmas as
every body wanted-one of those old
fashioned ones We used To have when
we were boys, you know.
If the years keep ON going as they
have been for sometime some of us
will be old men directly.
Sargent lIagy was laid up for re-
pairs for several days during the
waning days of 1909, on account
of IA slight cold from which he has
about recovered.
Miss Mamie Reynolds spent the
holidays with her relative, Mrs Full
Ter, at Gary
Miss Nell Baylor, of Cedar Bluff,
was the guest last week of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Ward, on Mechanics avenue.
Marvin Mcclure and Miss Fam
Ward, of Cedar Bluff, were here on
Monday attending the dance
Robert ii X Hawkins, of the Big
Store, made business trip to Blue
field last night.
Miss Annie Crockett, of Pisgah,
left on yesterday for a visit to her
aunt at Norfolk.
Mr.. A. l.. Steele made an after
Christmas visit to town on Wednes-
day.
Misses Evelyn st. Clair and Bes-
sic Jackson left on Tuesday for
Lynchbrug TO Renter school after a
pleaasnt ten days vacation mt home.
Some took our advice 80 buy feed,
some didn't. The price has advanc-
ed-just what we told you-the top
has not been reached. Send us your
order today. Star Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lane Whitley, Of
GalaX, and w. n. Whit ey, of Ora
ham, were home with their parents
at North Tazewell
Remember, we guarantee satiSfac
ton mt our mill; senu us your grain
and let us show you what we are
doing. Star Milling Co.
Flour is steadily advancing, be
sure 20 get our prices before placing
your order-it means good flour nj
lowest prices. Star Milling Co.
DIR. Luther l.. CopenhaveI, after
an absence Of ten days in the blue
grass regions of Kentucky, has re-
turned 10 his home in TazeweIl.
MI. {. w. Boothe, formerly Of
this community, but now of Liberty
Hill, was here on Tuesday and came
10 see us lie is now, since the death
Of his wife last fall. living easily
nj pleasantly with MS son, John.
james II. Laird left on Monday
for a business -tlip ~, New York
City.
j. ii. Summers, of Bluestone; and
j. a. Higginbotham, of Thorn pson
Valley, two good friends of this pa
per, called to see us on Monday
bright and early.
Mrs. Capt. +. G.. Mays came up
from Dante during the holidays TO
bring her little daughter who is at
tending school heIe
Mrs Jennie Kits has closed her
house for sometime, and will visit
around for Il year or so She is now
with her brother, w. d. Jones, Esu.
Grafton The house is for rent In
formation, etc ut News Onice
Miss Ocie Gillespie, daughter of
J. b. f. Gillespie, is serioulv i'll
with pneumonia at the home of her
relative, Charles Mitchell, in Blue
field.
The iive-months old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. Bowling died on Wednes-
day morning at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Landlord, Mrs. Bowlng's parents
The child had been delicate all its
life. The burial took place yester-
day.
Claude Allison, who recently pur-
chased photographers outfit near
Clarkburg, W. Va, and who has
been in Clarksburg hospital for
several weeks in a critical condition,
was brought TO his home here OH
Wednesday by DR.. j. Walter Wit
ten. AIR. Allison has improved since
his return home.
Wouldn't it be well TO turn
stream of water occasionally on the
granolithic pavement and porch floor
OF the High School building? 1t is
difficult TO keep floors ana walls
clean and niCa this veoth., nrI,o