Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-10-25
Chapman II. Peery of Cedar Bluff.
was here yesterday on business.


in the Cedar Bluff High School, was
the guest of Mrs. Werth last week.
Fred w. Pehd!teon, the insurance
man was business visitor to Lynch
burg last week.
Miss Lena Kelly. who has been
guest in the family of Louis Carr, Mt
Falls Mills, has returned to Tazewell.
Miss Martin, who has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. w. II. Werth, for the
past two weeks, left for her homo
at Wythevlle last Saturday.
WANTED One thousand bushels
of nice sound fall and winter apples
for immediate delivery. Phone or
write us for prices. Tazewell Pro-
duce Company, North Tazewell, Va.
Graham has brass band recently
organized. Their first public effort
was at the speaking at Cedar Bluff
Wednesday,
Star Patent Flour. $3.50 per bar
rel; every bag and barrel guaranteed
Star Milling Co.
The News Office will make arrange
ments if possible to get election re-
turns direct, on the day and night of
election. Any one interested can con-
fer with this office.
News reaches town of the death of
N. J. Phillips. at Blountville, Tenn,
which occurred few days ago. He
was brother-in- law of A. Nj. Mil
lard of this town and had been clerk
of the court for forty years. He was
prominent and useful citizen lead
er in the Baptist church whose place
will not be readily filled.
Mr.. Peck, who has been here for
some time with his father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peck. near Con-
cord, will leave tomorrow for his
home in Texas.
We an save your from 10 to 20
per cent on your feed bill. Try bag
of our corn and oats chop, corn and
bran chop. 1t is pure and costs you
less than other feed. Star Milling
Company.
Boyer and Company are offering
odds and ends' in dinner ware at
YOUR price. Come and see.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bowen and
son, Henry, spent Sunday in the
Cove as the guest of Mr.. Bowen 8
parents. Captain and Mrs. Henry
Bowen. Captain Bowen's health has
not improved as was hoped it would.
His right side is effected by paraly-
sis. His speech is so effected until il
is with great difficulty that he can
make himself understood. His
daughter, DIR. Margaret BoMen, is
spending the winter at home.
DIR. J. Walter Witten has purhcas-
ed the property adjoining j. II. Whit
ley and Sons store at North Taze-
we'll, and is remodeling the rooms for
offices and rooms for the accommoda-
ton of his patients. DIR. Witten had
several tempting offers to return
west, but North Tazewell and the
good people of that community look
too good to him to ever leave again.
Boyer and Company are Offering
unusual bargains in mill sample bed
comforts and blankets. Come in be-
fore they are gone.
Captain j. M Ferguson and wife,
of Ashland, KY. are visitors to Taze-
well, and have been the guests of
Captain A. ]. Tynes and relatives at
the home of Mrs. A. S. Higginhotham
The captain will be remembered as
the commander of the Old Big Sandy
Rangers ofthe 9Th Virginia Cavalry,
Confederate Army. -r
Rev. Mr.. Hughes, pastor of the
colored Methodist church, has been
transferred to Pulaski. He has made
good record here, and has many
friends outside his church, as well as
inside, who regret his removal.
| WIN VII tuC new meLDOQl9t
Church is going forward as rapidly as
possible. The foundation is completed,
or nearly so. and next Saturday, Nov
ember End, the Corner Stoue will be
laid, with appropriate ceremonies.
A more detailed notice will apear in
next issue of this paper.
Mr.. j. Randolph Henry, of Prince
ton, w. Va, son of Major and Mrs.
X. X. Henry, of this town, is can
didate for the office of Circuit Judge
OF his district, which embraces the
counties of Mercer, Mcdowell and
Monroe. at the coming election MIR.
Henry was at one time. 1895-'96
editor of the Clinch Valley News,
afterwards practiced law in New
York, and for number of years has
been a successful lawyer at Prince
ton, w. Va. IRAN" is all right, and