Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-03-10
Mr.. Thomas Heldreth was al


Lenten services at the Episcopal
church every Tuesday afternoon at
Fl a 80. The public cordially invited.
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~ Press Syndicate, Middleport, N. Y
Preaching in the Presbyterian
81 church next Sunday morning by the
4 pastor, at IL o'clock, and at Concord
Il in the afternoon at 8 80.
Jas. F. Rudd, formerly of Taze-
we'll, has moved his family from Me
Comas, w. Va, to Graham, this
county. Jim" is drifting back to-
ward his old home.
Mrs. Ella Crockett and her daugh-
ter, Miss George, left last Friday
afternoon for Middlesboro. Kentucky.
where they will make their home.
Miss Georgia i'll have an art class
s2sfe.
for Commissioner of the Reeve
nue for this district, in this paper.
Following is the Honor Roll of the
9th grade of the Tazewell High
School, for the week ending Mar. 3
Vara Jones, Gladys Scott, Mamie
Van Dyke, Eloise Buston, VIM. Bot
timore.
IL. G. Peery, of The Tazewell Sup
ply Company, has several interesting
local announcements in this paper
Read them. He is the pioneer of low
prices in this section, and the public |
is finding it out.
MIR. G. j. Lambert, Hankins, Va,
one of the very best of his race, was
here on Wednesday, and made us Il |
|. pleasant visit, as did also Hoback,
John p. Gose's miller.
Merit McCorkle, Richards, was
here this week on business. He re-
ports things lively in his town, and
almost solid for the bond issue.
Frost Proof Cabbage plants. Come
or send to the News office and get a |
supply. The plants will be removed |
within a day or two.
The opposers OF the Bond Issue
plan of building roads will hold a |
meeting at the Court House on Tues |
day tho 11th to oore;,lo, A. d..
Plan and form an organization to car
ry out their views rs to the best way
to get good roads.
From reports received form differ |
ent sections of this county, as well ]
: as from other counties of the state, |
last Tuesday must have been the very
worst day of the winter. There was
hail, snow, wind, hurricanes and al |
most every conceivable sample of
weather known to the calendar. How
ever, we should have ''no kick COM
ing against March She has be-
haved quite decenty so far
WANTED TO rent nice four
room house on Mechanics Avenue near
car line, trucker or garden worker
preferred, who will cultivate in part
nership about A acres. A good chance
for the right man. For further infor
nation call on or write,
Il. f. WlTTEN, North TaZewell, Va.
The following named pupils of Miss
Ida Greever, viz; Ruth Jones, of the
third grade, and Karl Vermil!ion. of
the second grade, attended every one
OF their spelling lessons during the
month of February, and didn't miss
single word. They deserve honorable
mention. Others in these grades al
most got there, missing only one
word. Good for the children, and the
teacher, too.
MIR. w. w. Hartman, a young citi-
zen OF Tazewcll, sends his mother,
Mrs e. L. Hartman, at Tip Top, a
long and interesting account of his
recent trip From Michigan Biz
yards to The Flowers and Orange
Groves of California; We cannot
publish this long article, however
much we would like to do. We thank
him and his mother just the same.
Capt. Reese 7. Bowen and his pref
ty little daughter, Margaret, of Blue
field, made brief visit this week to
mis- parents here, Major and Mrs. Il.
P. Bowen. Reese is getting to be al
most a veteran" in the railway
service of the N. and W. having been
ON the road for years, and his success
demonstrates what fellow can do"
who sticks to his job and behaves
himself.
Judge j. H. Stuart and his family
left on yesterday for their new home
in Roanoke. Judge Stuart's removal
is deeply regretted nv his ernany