Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-02-17


hour for night services.
Miss Frances Woods, of Botetourt
county, has accepted the position as
stenographer in the office of Henry
and Graham, which was formerly held
by Mrs. Ligouri Joel.
Mrs. Geo. w. st. Clair, returned
last week from visit to Roanoke
and Staunton
Mr.. Sam. M. Lambert the we'll
known merchant, of Canebrake, w.
Va, was business visitor to Taze-
well on Tuesday.
Miss Aylette Henry, who is taking
course in the Johnston Willis hos
pital in Richmond as trained nurse,
has returned to her home here, as
--sAss health has not been the best of
late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Willard,
OF West Virginia, are spending the
week here with Mr.. Millard's mother,
Mrs. A. M. Willard, on lower Taze-
well avenue.
Boyer g. Co., will give cake
Of Colgate's Imperial Violet soap
with each purchase of Colgate's
Dental Cream or Talcum Powder.
John Copenhaver, of Johnson City,
Tenn. "a special officer for the Clinch-
field, was the guests here this week
of his brother, DR.. r. p. Copenhaver.
Herbert V. Carson, who left Taze-
well recently for Richmond, has got
ten back as far as Roanoke, where he
,has a position with S. T. Rhodes and
~ Son, the we'll known insurance men.
The Tazewell Supply Company has
an attractive and interesting price
list of household goods in this issue
At prices quoted by this large store
there is little room for complaint of
high cost of living. Read this adj
At the low prices which Boyer
& Co., are selling Umbrellas, any
body can raise one.
The Stief Piano people have a
new ad in this issue. This old relia-
BILE company are among the leading
piano manufacturers in the United
States.
Following is the Honor Roll of the
fifth grade of the Tazewell High
School for the week ending Feb.
10TH; Mamie Van Dyke, Eloise
Buston, Alice Carson, Vara Jones,
Gladys Scott, Chas. Stevenson, VIM.
Bottimore.
Don't neglect to look at that
line of "Mill-Sample," Rugs,
Towels, Table, Linens, Napkins
Bed Quilts, and etc, which
Boyer & Co., are offering at such
bargain prices.
Mr.. John w. Marsh, of Green's
boro, N. c., and Miss Gene Smith,
of South Boston, Va, We're married
here on Wednesday by the Rev. S. o.
Hall, pastor of the Presbyterian
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Doak have re-
turned from Hot Springs, where Mr..
Doak went early in the winter for his
health. The gentleman is still troub-
led with rheumatism, but hopes tc
be entirely restored by the time corn
planting weather arrives.
Syracuse disc harrow, value $50,
our price, $3.50.
Tazewell Supply Company.
Two Italians applied for marriage
lincenses at the Clerks office or
Wednesday, and deputy Clerk Buch.
anan was so inconsiderate as to refuse
them. The reason, however, was thai
the bride to be was only fifteen years
old, and the laws of Virginia prohibit
marriages at that age unless without
the parents consent.
Wirelsss messages from Richmond
state that the Tazewel delegation a
the big Masonic meeting have beer
behaving themselves finely, and are
having fine time in the capitol cit,
-the greatest in the South.
Try barrel of Kismet Granula,
fiour-best and healthiest. Satisfac
ton guaranteed. A free sample. Price
SIS. so.
American Sugar Refining Compa
ny's best fine graduated sugar, SC
Etxra G, nice and light, in 100 lb
lots, a lie
Tazewell Supply Company.
Mr.. Frank M. Bragg, aged 7!
u years, died at the home of his son
Robert Bragg, at Cedar Bluff, earl,
last Sunday morning. He was tn
father Of Mrs. John Crawford, o
this town, who, with her two daugh