Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-08-04

they become sufficient. -Piutarch.
j $50 key and combination post office
Il boxes for sale. Now used in Tazewell
u Postoffice. Apply at postofiice. 8-4-3
Preaching in the Lutheran church
i next Sunday morning at II a. m.
4 Kenneth Patty, the chief clerk in
A the clothing store of j. S. Bottimore,
4 returned from recent visit to Cas-
d tlewood, and brought home with him
4 smile that wont wear off
i Bob Lawrence, the we'll known car
4 penter, is on cruthces, as the result of
an injury received at WEIGH last
week, when large nail was ran
4 through his foot. He hopes to be able
] SOON to resume work.
Mr.. c. P. Painter, formerly of this
county, but now living at Rural Re-
treat, writes us as follows: 1--WE have
j an eight pound girl at our house now
arrived Friday. Mother and baby
doing well.
Mr.. V. l.. Stephenson is making
fine progress on the Peery building on
Tazewell avenue. Mr.. Stephenson has
demonstrated his ability to handle a
difficult problem and handle it quick.
Charles Billipps and his son, Henry,
were lodged in Jail here Sunday,
charged With taking money from Guy
,Ha.frisson. The elder Billipps was
bailed on Monday for his appearance
for trial.
The daily papers report that Benja-
min M. Gildersleeve has enlisted in
the coast artillery of the United
States army. He is a son of MIR. and
Mrs. Gilbert Gildesleeve, of Grafton.
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach in
Burke's Garden next Sunday morning,
but not in the afternoon.
Hoehler and Cummings, brokers, of
Toledo, Ohio, have bought the entire
bond issue of the Town of Graham at
par value. Some minor details are to
be settled and the money will be
available.
Attention is called to the ad of
Dunsmore Business College. Saunton,
which appears in this paper. MIR.
LaRue. now with the Clinch Valley
Insrance Agency, here, is graduate
of this school, and speaks in the hig h.
est terms of the school, If interested
read the ad. and write for catalog.
Every farmer in Tazewell should
write at once to the Agricultural De-
partment at Washington for Bulletins
A-67 and A-68 and 229. These bull
letins give valuable information on
the subject of seed corn, etc. This is
the time Of year to begin to think of
seed selection for next year. Drop a
postal at once asking for these papers
A fishing party, headed by Rev. DR..
j. Stuart French, of Nashville, Tenn.
are spending the week at the mouth
OF Little River, in Russell county. In
the party are DR.. French, H.G. Peery.
Dr., c. I. Peery, John S. Bottimore.
F. T. Witten, E. H. Witten, j. Fl.
Whitley, C. R. Brown and w. G.
Bottimore.
Mr.. WE. Easter, prominent real
estate man of Roanoke, was here
day or two this week, chiefly, he said
to see Tazewell in general and Burkes
Garden in particular. After seeing he
declared that he could not understand
why Tazewell people should want to
leave and 60 to Roanoke or any where
+ else on earth that he had ever seen.
He would make no exception even in
the case of Botetourt. This is not
strange, however, for a number of the
beat people have no desire to leave
Tazewell, even for heaven.
/ The passenger trains of the Norfolk
ard Western, Chesapeake and Ohio.
the B. and o. and other railroads con-
& Meeting with Northern and Western
{ lines are bringing in more native Vir
/ ginians and North Carolinians this
summer than have returned to Vir-
ginia and North Carolina in the past
half dozen years. They are coming
from the north, east, south and west
and the great influx of returning
bomefoiks is largely due to the Back
Home" movement organization in
nany districts. towns and cities
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