Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-06-28

The U. d. c. will hold their fegu.
lar monthly meeting in the Eastern
Star room Tuesday, July End.
The program for the meeting in
Burke's Garden tomorrow and Sunday,
is good one. Now, let all the Sum
day School people of the district be
present. Dinner on the ground Satur-
day and Sunday
We guarantee the Dehring mower
to be the lightest running and most
durable manufactured. Sold OH trial.
Star Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins feel very
grateful to their numerous friends who
comforted them in every way possible
during their recent bereavement.
Kind words and deeds were many, and
helped Tighten the burden of sorrow.
The ladies of the w C Il. u,
entertained quite large number of
the young people of the town, on
Tuesday evening. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. C. L. Peery, west of town,
in honor of the Demorest contestants.
The next contest will take place
about the middle of July.
Hershell Asbury, of Baltimore.
connected with the Phipps Contract
ing Company, was in Tazewell this
week visiting his numerous friends.
Mr.. Asbury has a responsible position
with the contractors, who are build
ing roads at present in Wise county.
We have the celebrated Balm Sweep
Rake. No farmer can afford to do
without one. 1t is indispensable on
every farm. Take one and try it at
our expense. Star Milling Co.
Miss Kathleen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. RACES Sluss, was married
on Wednesday to MIR. Cloyd M. Arm
brister, of Mcdowell, w. Va, at the
home OF the bride. near North haze
well. Rev E. E. Wiley performed
the ceremony. The groom is originally
from Max Meadows, Wythe county.
MIR. and Mrs Armbrister will make
their home at Mcdowell, where he
has lucrative position with { large
coal company.
Mrs. Mamie Kelly, of Burke's Gar
den, with her son and daughter.
George and Miss Nellie, passed
through town last Saturday. returning
TO their home. Miss Nellie has been
a student the past session at Villa
Maria at Wytheville, where she re-
ceived scholarship in department
and complimentary grades in her
studies. George graduated at Old
Point Comfort College and received
medals in athletics and mathematics.
The young folks received many con-
CALCULATIONS from their friends here
and in Burke's Garden.
Mr.. B. w. Jewell and two of his
little Jewels-Herbert, 9 and Reva,
6 years old, and one of Isaiah Harry's
gems, Eula, z years old, were here
on Monday from Falls Mills, aud
spent the day. Jewell, who has been
agent at Falls Mills for the N. and
w. for years, has recently been ap
pointed Magistrate for his bailiwick.
and will make the folks "stand
around and keep quiet, in that sec
ton. Jewell makes fine nurse. too.
as we'll as man of-affairs. The pretty
little children enjoyed tie day here.
AT this writing. Thursday morning,
it is not known who will be the Demo-
cratic nominee for President. 1t may
be Mr. Bryan. The Editor of this
paper is called "Crazy about Bryan. ("
Be 1T so. Bryan, as President of this
great Republic, man Of his Chris
tian character ard answering devo-
ton to and belief in the teachings of
Jesus Christ, would give this nation
a standing and rank such as it has
never had or any other nation has ever
had. If this be "crazy," make the
most of it!
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