Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-08

FOR RENT-A nice six room house
on car line. two large lots, all in good
shape, 5000 per month if rented at
once. Apply at News office.
Joseph Leslie is recovering nicely
from his attack of fever. He thinks
he will be out by the Fair if he ism t
starved in the meantime.
MILLINERY OPENING Friday
and Saturday. September 18th and
18th. Tazewell Millinery Co.
j. j. Riley, of Shraders, the mana
ger Of the mercantile firm of Riley
- and Company, was here yesterday,
and brought two new subscribers for
this paper. The circle of our subscrip-
tion list gets larger and wider every
" week
j. Thomas Heldreth. of Princeton,
was here the first of the week visit
ing his family. Mr.. Hedreth has the
supervision of a fine bank building
at Princeton.
Harry Thompson happened with a
serious accident ut his home in
Thompson Valley last week, in being
thrown from horse. Several painful
injuries were sustained, but no serious
harm was done him.
Russell Painter. the young son of
DR.. and Mrs. w. l. Painter, who was
operated upon in the hospital last
Thursday for appendicitis. is getting
along nicely and will rapidly improve
and be out again soon.
Miss Hattie Hartman and sister.
Miss Lucy Byrd will leave Monday
for Luxembourg, where Miss Hattie
Hartman will teach music the coming
session, and her sister will resume her
studies.
The Tazewell Amusement Company
have resumed the film service which
they had the past winter, and which
were 30 highly enjoyed by the Taze-
we'll people.
Miss Margaret Jackson has entered
the State Normal School at Farmville
The Tazewell Millinery Company
announce their dipslay of Pattern and
Tailored Hats for Friday and Satur-
day, September 18th and 10th.
j. N. Hartman, jr.., C. c.. PAYNE.
Doak Davidson, and other Taz ewell
young men, will leave next week for
Washington and Lee, Lexington, Va.
Miss Corrie Laird has resigned her
position with the Clnch Valley Insur-
ance Agency, and accepted a similar
position with Henry and Graham.
Chap Below, son of Mrs. William
Below. of Bristol, former residents of
Tazewell, is visiting in town.
Miss jamie Thompson, and Miss
Sarah Long. who has been her guest.
left the first of the week for the state
nomrsl institute at Farmville.
Those who were present at the con-
cert in the tent theatre given by the
colored people last Saturday night.
pronounced one of the best and most
enjoyable entertainments of the season
The ladies of the Musical announce
that they will give concert, on the
second night of the Fair. Particulars
later.
c. Walter Steele, for many years
with the Armour Packing Company.
has accepted position with the
ClinchValley Insurance Agency. Mrs.
steele has been in poor health several
months, and MIR. Steele has been fore
ed to give up his position in West
Virginia 80 as to be, here with his
wife.
Mr.. f. F. Laird, of the Powers
Mitchell Hardware Company, of Bris-
has been at his home here the past
week visiting his mother and sisters
MIR. Laird has been fine health since
leaving Tazewell, his rheumatism hay
ing left him almost entirely, and in
.eidentaliy he has increased in avoir-
dupois.
A number of sample copies of this
paper go this week to good people
who are not subscribers, purely com
plimentary to them. If. however, these
good people, like the paper, approve
the work it is trying to do. their sub
scriptions would be appreciated. To
keep right up with what is going on
the Nows must be read each week.
4 whols ysar Tor one dollar is cheap