Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-29
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~. . IitIlC DOJ, NuSSGll,
is still in a precarious condition.
The chances are now in his favor.
but his recovery is still matter of
doubt
Mr.. Stuart Thompson is showing
rapid Improvement a the hospital. and
will soon be well.
Mr.. Charlie Linkous, who under
went an operation in a hospital at
Louisville, came home yesterday. His
condition is very oh improved.
ROOM FOR RENT-Electric light
ed, toilet and bath on same floor.
Apply to Joe Kendrick
Tied" Kits was home from Quin-
nimont, w. Va, during the Fair. He
is foreman of the Union Supply Co..
of his town, and is making good.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Baugh, the ir
pretty baby boy, and Mrs. Devor, of
Graham, were business visitors to the
city Monday. Their fine baby boy
should have been in our big show.
Elenor, the young daughter of Mrs.
5. M. Peery, was under the surgeons
knife here Wednesday, having had her
adenoids removed by Dr. St. Clair, of
Bluefield and DR.. Johnson, of Taze-
we'll.
There will be services in the Epis-
copal church Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock, Rev. Chas. w. Sydnor, pas
tor.
Miss Frederick Pobst, daughter of
Z. A. Pobst, the leading jeweer of
Pulaski, is theguest of her uncle's
family, II. w. Pobst in Tazewell.
A. M. Willard knocked off long
enough to spend one day at the Fair
and at home here. He is doing well
at Welch but still has that solemn
look on his face.
Mr.. w. +. Pruett, of Beach Fork.
and Miss Annie b Pruett, of Dry
Fork, were married in the Clerks
office on Wednesday, by Rev. Jas.
johnson. The marriage party consist
ed of Joshua Spence. Miss Minnie b.
Pruett. Paul Pruett and d. G.. Bald
win. MIR. and Mrs. Pruett will make
their home on Beach Fork.
MIR. c. r. Stone, with the Mehlin
and Kroeger Piano, Company, Roam
oke, was in the city on Wednesday,
nice boy, representing a fine make
OF pianos. He was with DIR. Shepherd
of Falls Mills, who was here attend
ing court, and hence in pretty good
company.
Aunt Maria SPOTS, one of the
best colored women of this town.
widow of the late Jackson SPOTS, s
here on visit. Aunt Maria has been
living with her daughter in Bristol
sicne the death of her husband. She
is highly respected here by the white
people, and they are all glad to see
her.
Rev. Mr.. Gilmer is conducting an
interesting meeting at the Presbyter.
ian church. Two services-one in the
afternoon, and one at 7 80 are held.
The attendance is not as large as it
should be. Mr.. Gilmer's sermons are
highly spoken of.
Our young former townsman, Leslie
Millard, with his bride, is here on a
visit to his mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Millard took in the Fair. Mrs. Mil
alrd was Miss Fletcher, of William
son, w. Va. She is a member of the
Russell county Fletchers and young
woman of splendid physical appe ar
ance and culture.
L. K. Howell ESQ.,, and his young
daughter, Miss May, passed through
TOW on Monday enroute to Roanoke.
Richmond and other points of interest
on short vacation. The editor ac
knowledges with thanks the present
of fine basket of Burke's Garden
grapes, the gift of Miss Oracle How
ell, another of the attractive daught
ers of Mr.. and Mrs. Howell.
Last Friday, Mr.. John Barns. of
this town, lost his good hickory cane
somewhere on the road west of town,
dropping it from his buggy. Some one
must have picked it up. 1t is a stout
smoothe hickory cane. with crooked
top. Return this stick. Mr.. Barns
cannot get on without it. Look out for
it. Return it to this office, or to MIR. |
Barns.
RIM. Lawson, the well knwong far
mer and grazier of Burke's Garden.
shipped last week twenty two head of
fine young Shorthorn cattle to gen.
tleman in North Carolina who will
found herd. Mr.. Lawson still has
Other fine young stock, which should