Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-07-12
Local News

DIR. Achilles l.. Tynes, OF Staun-
ton, arrived in Tazewell Tuesday and !
is the guest of his parents, Captain
end Mrs. Tynes, on Tazewell avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hawkins and
Miss Lula Jones left Tuesday for
Beech Fork, where they will pay an
extended visit to Mrs. Firm Weaver.
Miss Lydc Peery returned yesterday
from Bluefield, where she underwent
special treatment for throat trouble
of long standing.
There will be preaching in the
Burke's GARDEN Baptist church next
Sunday at IL a. M. and 3 80 p. M.
by the pastor, I. II. Campbell.
Mrs. A. b. Buchanan has been
confined to her bed for several days
this week
Miss Nancy Hawkins left yesterday
to pay an extended visit to her bro
ther. Sam Hawkins, at Wilcoe.
''''' 'i"Se ii"WhiHs mas accepted
position with j. D. Peery and Co.,
at Gary, as book keeper, and left
Tazewell yesterday for that place.
The new fishing law, effective now,
makes it heavy penalty to catch
bass less than seven inches in length.
a strict enforcement of the law will
SOON replenish tine streams.
Better goods for the same money
same goods for less money.
Tazewell Supply Co.
Mr.. C. II. Reynolds was here on
Wednesday,, and reports another
flood in his section, on Tuesday morn
ing. Cavitt's Creek was over full
meadows and low-lands were flooded
and much damage done.
Mrs. ii Claude Pobst was called
to her home in Lynchburg Friday on
account of the serious illness of her
mother. Her mother has typhoid
fever. and has been removed from her
home to one of the Lynchburg city
hospitals.
DR.. j. Walter Witten, who has
been practicing medicine mt Jeromo ,
Arizona, for tho pasC two years, will
return 20 Iazewell next month. and
resume the practice of medicine here.
DIR. Witten was located at North
Iazewell for several years, where he
had large practice.
Attorney Robert o. Crockett $
offices on Main Street have recently
been overhauled, papered and bright
ened up generally. He now has a
convenient and commodous room in
the rear of his office which is used rs
a stenographer' room
Gold Medal flour, per barrel.
$3.50; granulated sugar, in barrels,
3-1c; same in 100 Id bags, So. 80;
same in 25 lb bags, $1.5O. All kinds
of staple and fancy groceries for less
money than you are paying.
Tazewell Supply Co.
Kenneth Patty, chief clerk in John
5. Bottimore $ gents furnishing store,
went to the home of his father, Rev.
w. M. Patty the we'll known Method
list minister, in Tennessee, last Fri
day, where he is taking his summer
vacation. Fred st Clair is holdinp
down his job until his return
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Newton. OF
, GurdoE. Arkansas, are spending q
m nth on their honeymoon trip will
Mrs. Newton's sisters, Mrs. Hurt
and Mrs. Bottimore. Mrs. Newton
was formerly Miss Edna Below, Sc
we'll known and liked in Tazewel.
The automobile owners and Others
interested have raised a sum of
money to build bridge over the
town branch near George r. Surfaces.
The bridge will cost about 5000, and
the Town Council will allow a suffi-
cient amount to make up the differ
ence.
Orchard grass, bluegrass, timothy
and clover seeds, millet seed and cow
peas for sale. Buy your seeds from
US, and you will get good, clean
seeds. You may pay little more for
them, but it is better in the long run.
as we would rather miss sales than TO
sell you filthy seeds.
Tazewell Supply Co.
DR.. Samuel C. Bowen will leave
next week for Richmond, where he
Will form a partnership with one of
the leading specialists of that citv.
He has recently completed his course
as a specialist in the treatment of the
eye, ear, nose and throat in one of
the LEAKING institutions of New York
City.
Bowen Greever and his brother.
/ Carl A Craavor bouo