Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-01-27
local '1Re'ws

~ Attorney w. b. Spratt, Ricl hlands,
: was here on Wednesday.
John Crawford has moved hrs fam
lily to house on College street, be-
longing to A. G. Kiser.
There will be services at Stras'
Memorial church Sunday MORNING,
Jan. 29th, at IL O'Clock. The public
! invited.
Begin now to get ready for your
garden and farm crop. The Tazewell
Fair should see great agricul tural
exhibit this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. KarmaM of
) Tazewell, passed through the dity
: last night on their way to Philadel-
phia, and other eastern cities. Bile
field Telegraph, Tuesday.
Services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning at the usual hour.
At 8 80 p. m. Rev. Mr.. Hall VIII
preach at North Tazewell.
hs."oert Snrson left on yesterday
w nicnmond Were he expects d lu-
crative position for the rest 81 the
year. He will be missed from Down.
ne is deservedly popular here with
all the people.
Gold Meeda1 Flour, per barrel, S.;
49, Bushel Bag Chippewa Salt, so
cents
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Mr.. j. r. Meek, of Burke's Garden
left on yesterday morning on his an
nual trip through Wythe, Smythe and
exporters.
Mr.. o. B. Baird, recently connect
ed with the Tazewell Steam Laundry,
will not take charge of the Norton
Laundry as reported, but will go into
business in Bluefeld. He will not
,-, move his family, however, for some
time yet.
Frank, the son of Mr.. ind Mrs. ].
t. Hopkins, who has been at work in
West Virginia, came lhome a few
aaHs, a247V4phiitte sick, and has been
8 ~ to his foom since. His con-
: 81 WAS thought to be quite serious
~ is better now.
81 US reaches town that Miss Allie
buchanan, who is in Richmond
ptment, has not yet undergone
The condition of the
VS. general health being
Is 81 make postponement neccs-
no will take horseback
3 = I've in buggy or vehicle
nd over the mud pixies
Jewell will appreciate at
\ g. s. hecessity for better roads.
e5Esvt the rock roads and down you
go at once, up to the hub. The roads
of the county generally are bad, and
some of them impossible.
Jno w. Corell, Thompson Valley,
was here on Tuesday on business.
MIR. Croell lives in a muddy district,
and is, of course, much interested in
the new road movement. He thinks
that the county is sadly in need of a
road law, which will prescribe where
DIS well as now, ROADS snail be built.
j. w. Whitley, the North Taze-
well jeweler, was in town on Tuesday
on business, "Jack" has built up a
good business at North Tazewell in
watch and clock repairing, etc. He
has recently installed an engraving
machine, and is now doing nice en-
craving business, monogram work
etc. You can trust him to do honest.
good work.
Col. j. B. Boyer has returned from
Richmond where he attended an Off
cial meeting of the Governors Staff,
of which he is member. There were
number of receptions and swell So
cial as well as official functions, and
according to newspaper accounts the
occasion was brilliant throughout.
On Saturday night the Staff attended
the Governor and Mrs. Mann recep-
ton at the Commonwealth Club, which
was brilliant, formal affair. The
entire Staff was present in full dress
uniform, each with lady.
Mrs. j. N. Hartman and her son.
j. N. Jr., left on Wednesday for
Tavares, Fla, to join the Virginia
Colony there, where the balmy
breezes blow, and the grey moss
swings gracefully from the cypress
trees In the swamps where the mos