Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-03-31

IdhHersVllie, returned TO Roanoke
last Wednesday.
C. II. Brewster, esq.,, of Cedar
Bluff, was visitor to town on last
Saturday.
Mrs. A. j. Steele is confined to
her room by Il very sore foot, caused
by stepping on nail Il few days ago.
She has suffered considerably but is
better now.
All the lost articles advertised for
IN this paper have been found except
the fountain pen. Jos. Davidson got
his pig alright. Now for the pen.
y, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Tynes have
moved into Judge Stuart's property
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Painter will
are moving into their home vacated
by Mr.. Tynes.
Rev. and Mrs. Jos. Stras, and
Miss Stella Stras, of Roanoke, are
here to see their son, Arthur Lee,
who has been III with pneumonia.
lie is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Surface are
on the sick list Mrs. Surface has
been quite sick for sometime, and is
reported as not getting much better.
(Rev. and Mrs. Buston, Captain and
Mrs. Fudge and Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
are home from Florida, looking and
telling fine. AS usual they reached
home just in time to get the benefit
of cold snap of Tazewell weather.
We have had some rip roaring
March weather for the past week.
March is going out like Iona
mad, hungry lion at that
Mr.. f. II. Hit, of Tannersville,
was in Tazewell last Saturday, and
called at the News office Mr.. Hit
has sold his farm near Tannersville
to his brothers, and is on the lookout
for another farm.
The Tazewell Supply Company is
selling good, white, Indiana corn for
65c per bushel. This is at least ten
cents below the usual price. This |
corn is good clean and sound and will
make nice meal. He has a new car
load
The regular meeting of the Taze-
well Chapter of the Daughters of the
Confederacy will be held with Mrs.
A. j. May next Tuesday afternoon,
April 4th.
Frank Waddell, of Graham, was
here on Wednesday, having several
deeds to record. He has been buying
lots in Graham. Since new roads,
streets, ETC., are an assured fact, in |
that section town lots are in demand.
MIR. ID. C. Church has moved his
family from Freestone Valley, to
Tazewell. He exchanged his property
there for good house and lot on
College street, here
Regular services in the Lutheran
church next Sunday at eleven O'Clock
a. m. and 1880 p. m. All are well
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Fox desire to
thank most sincerely their friends
and neighborss for the Kindness
shown and sympathy expressed for
them during the sickness and at the
time of the death of their child.
Yellow Denver onion sets. per
gal 15c
Car No. 1 White Seed Oats, SOC.
Car No. l White Indiana corn, CSC.
1912 1914 1915 1922 Fertilizer.
Bone Meal and Pure Raw Bone.
Send us your orders.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Honor Roll of the Fifth Grade of
the Tazewell High School for the
week ending Mar. ID: Mary Couling.
Gladys Scott, Vara Jones, Katherine
st. Clair, Mamie Van Dyke, EIoise
Buston, VIM. Bottimore.
Mrs. George HARRISON, who has
been with her daughter, Mrs. w. H.
Combs, at Grundy, for the past five
weeks, in a letter to her husband re-
ceiyed yesterday, states that her
health is improving. She will remain
there for sometime yet. In the mean
time, George is getting on as best he
can, keeping batch. -
Robert Letter, Kenneth Witten and
oakie Bennette compose the honor
Roll of Wittens Mills High School
for the past week.
H. Claude Pobst, recently appoint
ed Special Master in the Big Vein
Pocahontas Bankruptcy case now
pending in the Federal Court at
z Lynchbmg, will go to Baltimore in a
few days to complete his investiga-
] tion and report.
Charley Moss, coming to town