Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-04-12
Local News

Fertilizer for gardens, in 25, so
and 100 pound bags. Tazewel Sup
ply Co.
John A. Neal of Asberry's, was
here on yesterday.
A fine boy was born to MIR. and
Mrs. SD. May the first of the week.
Rev. Mr.. Hall will preach at
Concord next Sunday at 80 p. IN.
Mrs. J.F. Hurt has pasture to rent
for about four cows. Good pasture it
is too. Price So per month. Better
be quick.
Everybody in some Sunday School
next Sunday and at some church to
hear Sunday School sermon.
A. B. Whites RED. hack rolled
in the other day with a load of In
dies, children, etc-a sort of Parcels
Post load, as it were.
r. B. Williamson, Inc we'll known
merchant of Graham, was visitor
to this city this week.
DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Gillespie SD ent
Easter in Roanoke the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. A. d. Walton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Stras.
We have typewriter ribbons for
sale-different makes.
Attorney j. p. Royal is in Bland
county on business.
Buford Tynes dropped by a day or
two ago to see his parents, Captain
anu Mrs. Tynes
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Gose, of
Burke's Garden, were here one day
this week on business.
Mrs. Mary Walk is with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. V. LIS tephenson, whose
children have had measles.
j. N. Hartman, jr.. returned to his
home here Tuesday from Washington
and Lee University.
Willie Byrd Chapman, who came
home for Easter, has returned to the
Episcopal High School at Alexandria.
Attorney Fl. Claude Pobst got back
yesterday morning from profess
sional visit to Williamson.
Hatcher and Barnett were here on
yesterday selling high priced beef
and other things.
Little Mary Campbell, several
children of M. II. Whitaker and good
ness knows how many others, have
measles.
Sweet corn and cabbage plants are
going like hot cakes. Better call at
once.
"Uncle Fuller" and Mrs. Brew.
ster. enroute to their home at Welct
from Florida called by and spent q
day or so with their son, here, DIR. G.
w. Brewster.
Captain Reese 7. Bowen and his
little son. Reese 4. jr., were here or
yesterday on visit to his mother,
Mrs. I. z. Bowen. Captain Bowen is
, now on a short vacation.
Haag's Mighty Shows. which will
pitch their tents here on April 24th
, is one of the big shows of the coun-
, try. and will be well patronized by
Tazewell people.
, Mr.. Joyce. representing the Davis
Sewing Machine CO., of Dayton,
Ohio. has been in the community sell
ling the popular Davis machine. He
says he is selling them right along.
Ned Gregory, son of L. E. Gregory,
Clear Fork, popped in to see us q
few minutes the other day.
Il. B. Asbury, of Tannersville, was
hereafter feed and seed oats a day OF
two ago. He reports his father.
, Washington Asbury, in very bad con-
, dition, the result of an ulcer on his
chest.
, There will be preaching in the
, Burke's Garden Baptist church Sum-
, day at IL a. m and at 3 80 p. m. , by
the pastor, Rev. I. H. Campbell.
, FOR RENT-A boundary of grass
on Mud Fork that will pasture I8 OIL
20 head of yearlings. Write or call
one me at Pocahontas, Va.
A. S. PERRY.
E. P. Stroman. Roanoke, the hus.
band of one of Tazewell's best girls,
Evelyn Kits, was here this week.
Ed Is one of the fellows who looks at
1 life not through smoked or colored