Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-10-27
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Geo. w. Doak and W. G.. O'Rrien
have been in Richmond his week at
tending big Masonic meeting.
Mr.. Moses Beavers, prosperous
mere ant of the Cedar Bluff commun-
ity, was here on Wednesday, and paid
this Office pleasant, business visit.
Kindling and heater wood for sale
j. G.. BUSTON.
n n The Moss Company shipped fine
bunch of export cattle on Wednesday,
bought from the Ward Brothers, in
the Cove. The lot numbered 1O1 and
were beauties.
There will be lIallowe' cn enter
tlinment a Thompson Valley graded
school, Oct. 81, from 7 to 9 p. m.
All are invited to come. Refresh
mcnts, Is to % cents. Admission Sc.
Miss Lucy McClintock, after very
pleasant visit to Roswell, New Mex
leo, will return shortly to Bluefield,
where she will make her home with
her sister, Mrs. L. C. Mays.
One hundred good ycarling steers
for sale. Any one wanting to buy,
will see or write,
E. X. CROCKETT,
Tip Top. Va.
KEYS LOST Bunch of keys of
di ffcrcnt sizes, door key having fig
urcs So on it,and several smaller ones
lost between town and C.. II. Reynolds
first day of the Fair. Finder will
please return same to this office or to
Frank j. Moss.
Rev. TIL. Campbell. the pastor
elect OF the Baptist Church. here. will
preach next Sunday morning NJ Liner
ty. at IL nciork, aud ia the baptist
Church hero Mt night Mr.. Campbell
w''l decide frei!y rs - the cali hc?c.
and fix the date of his coming. The
putl'c is cordially invited to hear MIR.
Camrrcll
Tho raacwell Amuicmpnt Gr,,manv
had an addition tn ;hoir muse Ut the
theatre Saturday night A violin.
comet and cn,.ny, with the PIANO,
made up littie orchestra Mi. ".
o. Whitman. vino was VISITING re
from his ncw ho'a' "a i.oldnn cnunly,
played tie iiila and delighted iaose
who heard h.n. 81. Wh.tmm. y ma
s'c pla.l nj tn" tat '.of. Wc;s Ell
joys playing ia" violin ~ much as
the people dr to hear him.
The big read scrarcr was taken
caatwar! on Wednesday, to Blues ,n ..
vteie supervisor Wagner is building
roads 1t is nos stated whether or not
Wagner is huild.ng this mile of good
roads through or in front of his own
farm. Supervisors. and town council
men generally build roads and side
walks IN front of their own property
first. and Wagner may be following
precedent. If each district had about
three supervisors, roads would be
built in a hurry.
In the brief and imperfect mention
of the picnic and Sunday School at
Buchanan s school house, the names
of several of the best and most faith
full teachers there were inadvertently
omitted, among them being Mrs. j.
O. Cercll. the wife of the Superinten-
dent, and Mr. John Sanders. These
good people are teachers in the school
and as true and faithful as can be
found, and they richly deserve this
mention, along with the rest.
Mr.. j. Ii. Nipper, of Cedar BludT,
is something OF Il farmer. He reports
three crops grown OH the same land
this season, a crop of corn, pumpkins
and water melons. On June 81 he
plowed down 8 acres of oats which
promised failure, planted corn. In
every 9TH row he put pumpkin seed.
One acre of this field was planted in
seed among the corn. The
corn got ripe and was cut before the
frost The pumpkins are fine and
hauled in. The waterme Ions have been
covered with straw, vines and all, and
he xpects to continue eating water
melons cup to Christmas. Who can
beat or equal this record
The stable belonging to Mr.. Geo.
w. Lewis, and located near his resid- !
encc on Tazewell avenue, was burned |
last Saturday afternoon. The stable
contained good amount of hay, and
when the fire was first noticed several
lurses were in the stable quietly cat
ing their midday meal. Persons who
we're nearby at the time helped extin-
yuish the fire with the water from
the branch, and by the time the fire
arrived the fire was practic-
ally out. A dog and six pups quietly
lay under the floor of the barn during
ali the connection and heat, and were
safe and sound after the flames
were gone.