Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-04-21

Rev. S. o. Hall will preach in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
at IL O'Clock and Mays Chapel at
$50 in the afternoon.
Honor Roll of the 9th grade of the
Tazewell High School, for the week
ending April Id: Eloise Buston,
Vara Jones, Mamie Van Dyke, VIM.
Bottimore, Billy Copenhaver.
LOST-Gold-hea pin, between
town and Jamesy Buston's. Finder
will be rewarded by returning same
to this office.
Misses Jean and Jessie Graham, of
Norton, and Sam Graham, of Dor
chester, are at their home here on
account of the illness of Mrs. Graham.
MIR. and Mrs. Scott, who have been
boarding in the family of Mr.. j. D.
HARRISON have taken rooms with
Mrs. Jennie kits, on Mechanics Az
enue, and have moved in.
Preaching at the Christian church,
colored, next Sunday at IL a. m.
Subject: 1.-THE Prodiga who never
reached home.'
Great Western Sheep Dip SOC.
gallon. Makes 35 gallons dip. Also
Sanax Dip, gallon makes ~ gallon
dip. At Jackson's Drug Store.
Prof. Sam F. Allison, Baptist Val
ley, was here on business yesterday,
and like nearly everybody else, was
jubilant over the result of Tuesdays
election.
Mr.. VIM. H. Werth and Mrs
Werth reached home yesterday morn
ing from Richmond, where Mrs.
Werth has been in the hospital. Mrs
Werth is regaining her strength fast.
Mr.. j. S. Carter, of the Tip Top
nieghborhood, was here on business
yesterday, and called to see us. He,
like all the rest, has smile on his
face since Tuesdays election.
Burnley Gillespie, from Indian
Creek, and Eugene PIERCE, from
Jewell, came home on Tuesday to
vote for the bond issue.
The gardens will be the latest this
season for years. The gardeners need
not be discouraged. There is time
enough. When the weather settles
down go at it, and determine to have
the best garden you ever had.
G. B. WINNER, of Mercer county,
has been in Tazewell several weeks,
with his fine Percheron stallion. Mr..
WINNER is related to the Winners
in this county, and left Tazev ell
about twenty years ago.
Mrs. Conrad F. Tynes has been
suffering the past week with what
the doctors believe is appendicitis.
The attack was slight, however, and
the lady is suffering very little from
the malady.
John G. Bundy, Esq. is seriously
i'll at his home in the Cove. Mr..
Bundy has been unwell for several
months, and is confined to his room.
T. Paul Peery, a graduate of the
United States College of Veterinary
Surgeons, of Washington. D. c., re-
turned to his home here yesterday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Peery obtained his de-
gree, and his professional services
will be much in demand in the COM
munity.
Mr.. c. H. Reynolds returned this
week with his daughter, Miss Barba-
ra, from Grundy, where they had
been the guests of Mrs. Combs, Mr..
Reynolds daughter. Miss May Rey-
nolds, who accompanied them to
Grundy, will spend several weeks
there as the guest of her sister. Incl
dentally, Mr.. Reynolds sold his fine
sorrel horse at Grundy, and had to
come home on the train.
Attorney William H. Werth won a
heavy damage suit in the Wise coun-
ty last week. The suit was against
the Colonial Coal and Coke Company
for ten thousand damages for injuries
sustained in the mines. Mr.. Werth
obtained verdict of ten thousand
dollars for his client. The case was
tried several months before in the
Wise court and resulted in a hung
jury. 1t developed, however, that one
member of the first jury had former
~ been mine foreman, which fact
was great deal of help to the gen.
tleman in the second trial.