Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-08-09
Blacks Photo Studio.
"PHoTos THAT PLEASE"
Main Street, = Tazewell, Va.

Rev. Hall will preach at Concord
next Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
Miss virgie Bundy, of Liberty, has
had as her guest Miss Pear Settle of
Russell county
Captain John d. Alexander is in
Norton for visit to his children,
Mrs Kits and Mrs Kilgore.
Miss Sale Saunders, of Bluefield,
was the guest Tuesday of Miss Lyde
Peery.
Mrs. L. Carson Quinn, of Los An
geles, California, arrived in Tazewell
last week. and is the guest CT her
sisterin- law, Mrs. II. w. Pobat.
Captain Tynes has returned from
the meeting of the Farmers Institute
at Winchester, and reports very
pleasant and successful meeting.
Don't miss the big "picture show. ."
and lecture Tuesday evening, in the
High School Chapel. It will he the
event of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Kits, of
Norton, were here the first Of Tie
week as the guests of Mrs. kits
father, Captain Alexander.
Attorney Robert o. Crockett has
been travelling between Tazeweil and
WEIGH for the past few weeks, taking
dispositions for a large corporation.
The Lutheran Synod of Southwest
Virginia will meet in Graham on
August 18th. The Rev. l.. A. Fox,
d. ID. will preach the opening sermon.
DR.. Yeuell shows two hundred fine
pictures of the most famous buildings,
places, palaces, people, ETC.. in the
world.
Wiley Showers, who has been work
ing in this community several weeks,
visited his home at Cove Creek Sun
day. He expects to attend Roanoke
College the coming session.
William Saunders, of Pocahontas,
was brought to jnil here yesterday
morning, charged with breaking in a
Norfolk and Western box car at Poca-
hontas, and stealing shoes, flour, can
ned goods, etc.
The residence of j. w. Chapman
came near catching afre Mt noon yes
terday by defective kitchen flue. A
volunteer fire company was promptly
on the scene, but the fire had been
eXtinguished before their arrival.
On next Tuesday. Stock Sales Day,
colt Is months old will be offered
for sale at public auction here. The
colt is out of well-bred mare by
Directly Boy, and has already devel-
oped fine speed. He is promising
fellow and should bring a good price.
Watch for the sale.
There will be "Due Tea" given
by the w. c. t. u. Friday evening
at 3 80 O'Clock, at the home of Mrs.
II. G. Peery. All members and honor
airy members are earnestly requested
to be present, and also to bring their
wives and husbands. A full report of
the years work will be given, after
which tea and cake will be served and
social time enjoyed.
The Auditing Committee of the
Maiden Spring District has been at
work here for several days on the
books and reports of the road forces.
This report will not be in shape for
this weeks paper, but will get in
next issue. This report will show how
the money has been spent, work done,
material OH hand, ETC., and will be
of interest to the public.
Miss Claire Gillaume, who has been
spending the summer with friends at
Norton and in Southwest Virginia,
returned to Richmond yesterday fore
noon. She will remain a few days be-
fore going to Sandy Springs, Md.
until the first of September. Times
Dispatch.
Rev. DR.. Sprole Lyons, Louisville,
KY, preached fine sermon on Sun.
day morning in the Presbyterian
church here. The house was filled,
every seat being taken. Mr.. Lyons
was drought up" sin this town, and
the reception received here by his old
friends and acquaintance whenever
he visits the town, is complimentary
to him. Tazewell is proud of him, and
rejoices in his success
The Editor borrowed his cousin
Geo. McCall's nice hay-rake on We'd
nesday, hitched Napoleon Bonaparte
to it, and raked his hay on the Royal
lot himself. Napoleon behaved as
though he had been brought up at the
business-so did the editor. Ed.
an expert mower, drove the
Reese Tiffany, fine hand,
did the shocking. The next thing is
the editors End cutting of red clover.