Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-02-24

recovering 1Iom very DAD attack OIL
rheumatism, which caused her to be
confined to her bed for four weeks,
and cause the closing of her school.
F. M. Hurt, of Wittens Mills,
came down yesterday to assist in
Steele, Hurt and Company's store for
few days.
Sam Gillespie was here few days
last week for the same purpose.
Charles Griffith has moved his fam
lily to Richlands and resumed his po-
sition with Raven Red Ash Coal Com
pany. instead of going on the road as
stated before.
Mrs. R. X. Gillespie spent We'd
nesday visiting Mrs. w. E. Baylor,
at Indian, and Friday with Mrs. w.
B. F. White at Richlands.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wilson return
ed from visiting relatives in the east
ern part of the State.
Miss Lettie Ringstaff, who has
been ill for sometime, was no better
last week.
A moving picture show in Odd
Fellows Hall enlivened the town on
Thursday, and Friday nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Sturgill visit
ed the sick at Maxwell Wednesday,
also was called to Young's Summit
Saturday night on account of the
death of Mrs. Blair Young's son,
Clint, aged 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Reedy were called
to Maxwell the latter part of the
week on accout of the sickness and
death of their little grandson, Clint
Young. The child only lived about
five days, death being caused from
| locked bowels.
Miss Sunshine Mcdaniel, teacher
in Baptist Valley, was pleasant
visitor here Friday and Saturday on
her way to and from Bluefield to Wis
it friends.
Miss Hazel Wynn was here Satur-
day to meet her friend, Miss Ferris
Cecil, of Indian, who visited her till
Sunday afternoon. Miss Cecil spent
Saturday here with Mrs. John AS
bury.
Mrs. John Azbury and baby and sis
ter, Mrs. Lambert and two children,
of the Cove, were called to Graham
last week to see their sisters, Mrs.
Sanders, who was very i'll.
Miss Margaret Hurt and Miss Joie
Britain spent Friday at Sanders Gill
lespie's at Gillespie's Siding.
near Gillespie, accompanied Rev.
Meadows here Friday night, and
were quite an addition to the choir.
The ladies are very welcome in
Pounding Mill.
Rev. Meadows preached here Fri
day night and was the guest of R.
M. Sparks.
Misses Pearl Mcclure and Grace
Williams spent the last of the week
at Cedar Bluff and Steelsburg re-
spectively.
Miss Marguerite Williams was
here Saturday from Richlands.
Miss Ocie Lowell is spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Altizer,
near Gillespie. The latter visited her
father, John Lowell here recently.
Thinking that some one from Cedar
Bluff would give an account of the
Woman's Home Missionary meeting
held at Mrs. w. P. Cecil's on the af-
ternoon of the 18th, we failed to note
same. The following persons were
present: Mesdames Mary Peery, G..
H. Peery, Baylor, c. G. Hurt, Will
Grinstead, w. B. Steele, John AS
bury, Sam Ward, C. T. Fields, T..
A. Mcclure, j. Ed. Mcclure, w. P.
Cecil, Rev. and Mrs. Hall. 1t being
st. Valentines Day, the dining room
was beautifully decorated with
hearts, red, white and canary. the
table with red, hearts and red roses.
The refreshments of fruits, cakes
and ices, etc., were delicious. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs. C.
7. Fields on the second Thursday af-
ternoon in next month The new off
GERS elected were Mrs. w. E. Baylor,
President; Mrs. w. B. Steele, Vice
President; Mrs. C. T. Fields, Secy.
and Treas.
L. w. Ringstaff made business
trip to Princeton and Bluefeld last
week.
Attorney Barns Gillespie, of Taze
we'll, was here Saturday to see hi:
sister, Mrs. Ollie Hurt, who ha.
/ about recovered from her recent i'll
ness.
Miss Barbara Hurt and Ralfee Gil
, lespie were down from Tazewell Higl
School Saturday and Sunday.
/ Miss Barbara Britain, of Taze
we'll, visited the Misses Hurt the las
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