Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-01-13
Local 'Mews


w. l.. Davis, of Burke's Garden,
was in Tazewell on Tuesday enroute
to his home from visit east.
Mr.. Ed. Witten, of North Taze-
well, and C. P. (Perk) Painter, of
Five Oaks, have jointly bought
fourteen acre truck patch near Pear
isburg, to which place Mr. Painter
will soon move.
j. H. Painter and daughter, of
Texas, who have been guests in the
county since the Christmas holidays,
will leave today for their home
Robert S. Moss and George II.
Moss attended the poultry show in
Richmond this week and the farmers
meeting in Roanoke, also.
VIM. Thompson, of Bluestone, and
Hoback, Jno. Gose's miller. II. r.
Showers, and w. d. Jones were here
on Tuesday on business.
Geo. Bowling, the Carpenter, is at
North Fork doing some carpenter
work for Geo. w. Lewis, on his liv-
cry and sales stables there
Capt. A. j. Tynes, member of
the Board of Directors of the State
Farmers Institute, is in attendance
upon the big Farmers Week meet.
ing in Roanoke.
A few pure bred Brown Leghorne
cockerels for sale. Apply to
FRED st. CLAIR.
Tazewell, Va. Jan. 13th.-2t.
Mr.. S. E. Rosenbaum, of Burke's
Garden, has moved to Tazewell, and
is occupying the nice residence on
Tazewell avenue, which his daughter,
Mrs. Joe Peery, recently bought.
MIR. jeff Ward was among the
number of Tazewel people who at
tended the show in Bluefeld on Tues
day night. Mr.. Ward didn't get back
until the late train on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock and Sunday evening at 7
o'clock.
Preaching in the Baptist church
next Sunday morning and evening, by
Rev. Mr. Sizer. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend these meetings.
There will be short business meet
ing of the church after morning SER
vice.
A small portion of the News office
has been set aside and hidden from
the view of passers by for the bene-
fit of the High School pupils who
V.ish to smoke and not be seen. A
small fee will be charged those using
this apartment to pay for tobacco,
matches, etc.
The members of the Baptist church
are reminded that Sunday school is
held regularly in the church every
Sunday morning at 9 :45 o'clock. A
number of them seem to have forgot
ten this important meeting
Superintendent.
ss---- You cant help but notice it, even
if you are not looking for it. We
mean, the broad smile on the counte-
nance of a certain young attorney in
this town, viz; Mr. j. Powell Royal
It's fine vigorous boy, just four
days old. Mother and baby a.e doing
nicely.
w. A. Thompson, Thompson Val
ley, Frank Bundy, Mrs. f. Nj. Me-
CURE, Steelsburg, Mrs. Beard, Cedar
Bluff, w. w. Myers, G. w. Whit
man, Tazewell, Archie Thompson,
Thos. Duncan, d. G. Baldwin, r.
w. Howery, Jas. Ed Bowling, Crock
EFT Showers, and others, too numerous
to mention this time were recent Wis
itors to this office, and brought the
editor under obligations. The Old Pa
per is still household necessity with
most Of the best people.
The Honor Roll of the Tazewell
High School for the week ending
Jan. 9Th, is as follows: 9TH Grade,
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Hunt, Teacher.
Mary Coullng, Vara Jones, Marie
McNulty, Gladys Scott, Mamie Van
Dyke, Eloise Buston, William Botti-
more, Charles Stevenson.
Mr. Ed. r. Rosenbaum is nursing
sprained wrist and battered nose
caused by pair of mules running
away with him on last Monday. Mr.
Rosenbaum narrowly escaped serious
injury.
Mr.. William Hoback, of Burke's
Garden, was in Tazeweli on Monday
enroute to Rockbridge county, where
he inspected mill, which he thinks
of buying. Later information, how
ever, is that Brother Hoback, after
due deliberation, returned to Taze-
well on Tuesday, and will defer the
&t.ir, 70 Ronl1 hridaro until t.,c.r1. 1a..