Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-02-24

= Mrs. A. B. SCOTS baby has Keen
d quite sick this week, but is about
well again.
Preaching in the Christian church
Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Allen Buchanan, Of the postal
service, was in Tazewell the first of
the week.
Mr.. A. B. White has returned
from very pleasant visit to John
son City, Tenn.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.
Witten fine boy.
1t is stated that the petition will
be presented to the court here tomor-
row asking for the submission of the
bond issue matter to the people.
Mrs. A. j. May has as her guest
Miss Tot Kelly,of Roanoke.
Miss Mamie Crockett, of Graham.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W.
+. Peery.
Miss Leno Kelly is teaching in the
= High School in place of Miss Virginia
Darlington, who is visiting her home
in Rockbridge county.
MIR. w. Ed. Peery has leased n
store building at Graham, and it is
stated, will engage in the grocery
business in that town, beginning
about the first of the month.
DR.. Isaac Pierce has returned from
Richmond, where he took treatment
Z in the hospital, and is much improved |
in health.
DIR. p. d. Johnston, Miss Spear
and Miss Buchanan, all of whom
have underwent operations for appen-
dicitis ut the Jonhston-Willis hospital |
IN Richmond, are getting along nicely
and are expected home in a, short
while.
Mrs. VIM. II. Wcrth is critically
I'LL at her home here. DR.. Geo. Ben
Johnston was telegraphed for yester-
day, and it is understood an opera
tiol VIII Dc
Will Henry Hampton, the deaf
and dumb grandson of David Bandy.
has been adjudged insane and was
taken to the asylum at Petersburg
on last Tuesday.
Prof. Worrell, division examiner
of schools, was in Tazewell the first
n
inspection of the school here, spoke |
highly of its conduct
The pleasing intelligence reaches
Tazewell that Mrs. George Brown.
who has been so i'll from Typhoid few
er at her home in Richards, is now
Commissioning, and her recovery assur- !
ed. Mrs. Borgess. of the same town.
has about recovered entirely from
long spell of sickness.
More people get on trains in Blue
field and off trains at Tazewell than
at any other two stations on the
line, says an exchange. Perfectly
natural. Why should anybody want
to stay in Bluefeld when they can
come to Tazewell?
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday at
II a. m. and at Mays Chapel in the
afternoon at 3 80.
Rev. f. e. Wiley will preach at
North Tazewell Sunday morning and
at Main Street church at night.
Mrs. Peery, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs S. E. Rosenbaum has been i'll
Tor sometime with pneumonia at her
home on lower Tazewel Avenue.
Her family were alarmed at her con-
ditlon last week, but she is better
now.
Honor Roll for Bird, 9TH and 9Th
grade of Clinch Valley Institute, for
the present week-Litz Hartman. Clar-
ence Lawrence, Robert Letter, Rob-
ert Hartman, Lizelle Stevenson.
The 300 acre tract of bluegrass
advertised in this paper for sale can
be easily divided into small tracts.
and will be sold as whole or divided
to suit purchaser. This land will not
De ON the market but short time.
because owner must soon begin the
years cropping. Write this Office if
interested.
Rev Mr.. Mowbray preached two
interesting and instructive sermons
IN the Presbyterian church here on
last Sunday, Rev. Mr. Hall. the mas
tor, preaching for Mr.. Mowbray in
Graham. The people of Tazewell re-
member MIR. Mowbray affectionatelv.
as he was in charge of the work in
Thompson Valley and the Cove, for
several years. He has recently closed