Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-04
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Miss Jennie Winner and Mi
Paris Gtlmer. were married at the
home of the bride on Bluestone Wed
nesday by Rev. Mr.. Hicks
The Telegraph states that West
Graham is swarnling with measles.
A few Hives would come in handy.
Major Robert Il. Henry has been
i'm Richmond all week on business
connected with certain measures now
before the Legislature.
Preaching In the Lutheran church
next Sunday morning and evening
ut the usual houis.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. w. Whitley at
tended IA minstrel i'm Blueiieid last
week, which they greatly enjoyed.
VIC. HARRISON, of The Big Store,
will leave tomorrow for the northern
markets, where he will lay in n
supply of goods for his store.
Mr.. r. G. Chapman left last Sun
day for New York, To be absent sew
eral weeks, getting acquainted with
the latest styles aud getting ready for
spring business.
Miss Mag Williams returned &c
her school on Monday, her father, J.
G. Wilkins, whose illness called
her TO his bedside last week, having
improved very much.
j. w. Chapman, the attorney ar
gued case this week before the
United States Circuii Court Of APP
peals, sitting in Richmond.
John LeireI, OF Shawver's Mill.
and Phillip Baugh, OF Grafton,
were pleasant callers at the News
office on Monday.
Rev. :. b. Vaught preached to an
appreciative audience in the Metho-
dist church last Sunday moaning
and night.
President McCorklc, of RichIands.
was here on yesterday and reported
100 new coke ovens being built at the
mines on Big Creek. Also that the
Raven Red Ash got out :, 500 tons of
coal during the month of January
Clarence Ireson, who has a good
position as electrician mt William
son. was here this week on "A visit To
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John f..
lreson, nj North Tazewell.
Mr.. Frazier Gillespie, OF Blue
field, AMI other relatives, came up
on Sunday last TO attend the funeral
and burial services of Miss Ocie
Gillespie Frazier has been a steady
and efficient engineer for the y. ar d
w. for years-another TazewelI boy,
who has made good.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien are getting
things comfortably and snuglV ar
ranged i'm the property Of Mrs. j. NJ.
Kits, on Mechanics avenue, which
they rented. Nh. O'Brien has taken
charge OF The Tazewell Republican
recently purchased by him.
The Board OF Directors of the
Tazewell Fair Association will hold
an important melting tomorrow, Sat
uiday, nj > p. m. in the Office Of the
former secretary, DIR. Copenhaver. \
full meeting of all the members is
expected rs important plans will bo
laid for the next annual Fair.
Labels . Labels ! l. n bells,
Large, Small, Round, Square, Red
White, Black, any size, any color
for any purpose, nicely printed
gummed and ready To stick. Let Il,
know what you want. We can fiji
any order.
JOB DEPARTMENT,
c inch valley n w $.
Paint! Vamish! Brighten Up
T Get Ready for Spring.! Estimate,
furnished free.
/ j. Frank Alexander, Painter
Roy :. Thompson is rapidly re-
covering from his attack of TYPHOID
> fever.
That's the way to do-take Won
: job printing which pays little
: something to the other fellow, anC
I your free advertising and "pufrs. >
ETC., TO the newspaper office. O
q course all prudent (?) BUSINESS mer
act this way.
Mrs. Judge J. j.. Stuart fell dowr
StaiIs last Monday, at her home, an,
i fractured rib on the left side. Sb
e was confined to her bed and room
Il only a short time, however, and i
E now able TO be out and around again
= ii. w. Pobst sold on last Tuesda
his store building on Main street +
: Hawkins and Son and Miss Ell
Hankins for So, 900, and in turn pur
|. chased the old Clinch Valley Ban
building foI 81, 500. Hankins an
Son will move their dry goods an,