Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-02-10

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LAWYERS.
Office: HARRISON & Gillespie Building.
Public worship in the Christian
church next Sunday morning at IL
9 clock.
Mr.. A. M. Black, who has been
confined to his home by illness for
two weeks, is back at the gallery.
2 Next Tuesday is horse day, and the
'rsndications are that several buyers
will be here. Bring your horses if
you have anything to sell.
Roy S. Thompson, of the insurance
agency in Bluefield, was down to Wis
it his home last Sunday.
DIR. Thomas H. Ellis, of Nelson
county, visited his sister, Mrs. John
e. jackson, here this week.
- FOR SALE. few Jersey heifer
Ives ten days old, price SIS. 90 each.
j. G. BUSTON.
A. B. White, the mail con-
Se&s3, has been on visit for the
past week to his sister near johnson
City, Tenn.
Contractor A. G. Kiser has been at
Big Stone Gap several days recently
looking over the plans of the proposed
federal building, which is to be built
in that town. The building will cost
about $4,000.
Mrs. w. A. Scott and two children
left on Wednesday afternoon for
Florida, where she will spend the
remainder of the winter.
Following is the Honor Roll of the
Wittens Mills High School for the
week ending Feb 3,-W. IL. Carson,
teacher: Clarence Lawrence, Robert
Letter, Thomas Witten, Cecil Ben
nett, Oakie Bennett, Lura Watson.
For week ending Feb. 9-Winnie
y Lawrence, Lizelle Stevenson, Lura
Watson.
Mr.. Raleigh H. Tabor, an excel
lent young man of Falls Mills, has
just completed the commercial course
in Piedmont Business College, Lynch
burg, and has accepted office work in
the bank at Graham.
Following is the Honor Roll of the
fifth grade of the Tazewel High
School: Mamie Van Dyke, Eloise
Buston, Wm. Bottimore.
Corn, oats, barley and cotton seed
meal chop, good country bran, and
bran and midlings chop, at reduced
Nprices. Let us fill your orders.
Star Milling Co.. Inc.
w. P. Payne was in the city on
Tuesday, enroute to WEIGH on bust
ness. Bill"hopes to get back to the
big road meeting tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance have rented
the property on Main street belonging
to Miss Carrie Spots, and have
moved in. Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Suthers, parents of Mrs. Vance will
live with them.
Late messages from Richmond
state that Miss Allie Grey Buchanan
is still improving. Her mother is
with her. Her father, A. B. and son
Archie, returned from her bedside
last week.
Mrs. Luther l.. Dickinson, who
has been in delicate health for sever
al months, left last Sunday for Pen
nington Gap, her former home, where
she will visit, in the hope of regain
ing her former good health.
Charles Hagy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Albert Hagy, who is in the United
States army, in the coast artillery.
at Fort Strong, Mass, is earning
record as a gunner, according to the
information received here.
Hawkins and Son dissolution sale
has been in progress since Wednesday
and despite the bad weather good
sales are reported. A young boy,
who lives in town, attempted on the
first day of the sale to get away with
fine coat, but was frustrated in the
attempt by Mr.. Hawkins, who dscov-
cred the coat on the boy under an
overcoat which he was wearing.
s. Mr.. j.. Arthur Peery has formed
a partnership with S. R. Gibson in |
the mercantile business. at Anawalt.
w. Va, which is said to be one of
the best locations in that whole coun-
( try AS soon as the business in West
Virginia is established, Mr.. Perry
viii engage in business with his
brother, r. Britt Peery, who con-
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