Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-07-07
FAIRMOUNT HOTEL
MRS. L. C. DICKINSON.
Proprietress
Rates, $3.50 per Day.
ST. PAUL, VA.

We have storage room, and have
car of .Bluefield ice and will make
prompt deliveries. Phone your orders.
farewell Supply Co.
Will you help us to see that the
children hear Miss Stuart's Lecture
on birds, Thursday evening, July 10.
We want everybody to hear her but
the children cannot afford to miss this
illustrated talk.
The work of the Audubon S0city
is purely educational. A small en-
trance fee will be charged ut the tent
Thursday evening, July 13, for the
purpose of defraying expenses, only.
Hear Miss Stuart tell us of our birds
Everybody who expects to attend
the banquet from out Of town should
notify MIR. j.. A. Greever at once so
as to be provided with home for the
night and Sunday.
1t is. just about sixty days and then
comes the Fair. Are you getting
ready? We ought to have great ag-
ricultural exhibit this year.
Mr.. Frederick C. Charlton and
Miss Tillie Stith were married at the
hotel here on Wednesday, Rev Mr..
Hall officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. S. C.
Douglas, of Buefeld, accompanied the
party here.
Tickets to the banquet can he had
at Jackson's drug store, price SOC
All laymen of the churches in the
town and country are cordially invited
to the banquet. The sole object is
to reach as many of the laymen of the
churches as possible.
The only reason why the women are
not invited to the Laymens banquet is
because it was feared that the men
would be crodwed out if women were
admitted. The object of the meeting
is primarily, to reach the men, The
supposition is that the women are
all right, and need no missionary work
Our young friend, Robert c. Leirel.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lefrel of
Clear Fork, returned to his work on
Tuesday afternoon with the Merchants
National Bank, in Richmond, after a
weeks visit to his homefolks.
Mrs. John p. Gose, Miss Rhudy,
Miss Crabtree and her sister, Mrs.
Neberry. were among the prominent
ladies here at the opening of the Red
Tag Sale Wednesday.
MIR. Nj. C. McCorkle and his son.
Merit r., of Richlands, were recent
visitors to town on business.
Newton Walk and his family reach
ed Tazewell few days ago, from Ok
lahoma, and will remain here until
next Spring. Walk is Thopmson
Valley boy. and has many relatives
and friends in this section.
Rev. ID. A. Thomas will preach in
the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock All the members
are requested to be present, and the
public cordially invited.
Everybody said, 1--WE had a fine
time this year. We will have better
time next year -
Contemporary, Southwest Times.
gives an account of what it calls "a
colored pistol duel" Whatever the
color of IYanhoe fire arms, hey seem
to do the work all right.
The GLORIOUS Fourth was a quiet
here as Sunday. The stores, banks.
and postoffice were closed part of the
day. A number of people went to
Cedar Bluff, others to Pisagh and
still others to the shades in the near
by groves and woods. The editor and
his force stood to their guns, and in
the meantime it was hot.
Miss Clair Guillaume, prominent
teacher of French, of Richmond. is
the guest of Judge s. C. Graham's
family. She was schooImate and in
innate friend of the late Mrs. Gra-
ham. Miss Guillaume, with her moth
ar, since dead. visited Tazewell sew
ersl years ago. Miss Gulaume's Wis
its, like those of angels, are too far
d between and infrequent.
There was very heavy downpour
of rain in the vicinity of Lebanon last
Tuesday, and good showers in the west
and east ends of this county during
the frat of the week. A light but re-
freshing shower fell here Tuesday af-
teInoon. The hottest days of the sum
mer SO far as Tazewell mercury rec
lords were Monday and Tuesday, 90
and 81 being the figures given. How