Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-06-07


the guests of Misses Elizabeth and
Margaret Jackson
John T. Watkins, the we'll known
dry goods drummer. of Lynchbure.
was here several days this week.
Miss Mia Peery has returned home
from South Carolina, where she has
been teaching the past session
w. A. Scott and daughter. Miss
Ellen, are on an extended visit to
relatives in Texas.
Robert Brown returned yesterday
from Emory and Henry college, for
the summer.
Prof. p. r. Allen, of Asheville.
N. G, arrived in Tazewell vest ,rday.
to visit the family of Captain Alex
ander
Rev. MIR Richie will preach spe-
clal sermon to men, in Central church.
Burke's Garden, next Sunday morn
ing. Everybody invited.
1t is stated that Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. HARRISON, who have been in Flor
ida the past winter, will move to
North Carolina, where Mr.. Harrison
will go into business.
Judge j. H. Stuart, of Roanoke.
was here this week. His numerous
friends in Tazewell are glad to hear
OF his health, happiness and prosperity
in Roanoke.
Mr.. III. Claude Pobst vent to Rich
lands yesterday to represent the State
in the preliminary trial of William
Mabe.
Dentists C A Thompson and R. P.
Copenhaver, who have been in Abing-
don this week attending the sessions
] of the Southwest Virginia Dental
4 Society, will return to razewell Sun
day.
The Sunday School Convention O.
= the New Lebanon Baptist Association
a meets in the Baptist church here mex
Tuesday at IL o clock. The conven
ton will be conducted by Rev. Mr.
: Watts, State Superintendent.
r Miss Ethel Steger, who has bee
= elected member of the faculty o
70 Tazewell High School for the coming
le session, will not accept the place, &C
cording to letter received here yes
terday.
st Two large generators were receive
}. this week by the Tazewell Stree
r Railway Company. They are bein
installed, and will furnish surplu
lightning when the town grows.
re William Crabtree. of Maxwell, wa
a brought to the hospital here last Fri
;e day suffering from blood poison
lr caused by cutting his knee with al
lc axe. He is improving.
The commencement exercises O
re Hampen-Sidney College take pac
If June 9-12. Among other interesting
is events is the Valedictory address b.
l. Mr.. S. M. B. Coulling, Jr., of thi
:, city.
Charley Kincer. of Wise county
was here Wednesday to be present a
a the marriage of his sister, but did no
d arrive until after the marriage hal
:. occurred.
- MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Bell, of Su IF
ok, and Miss Claire Guillaume, O
Richmond, are the guests in thu
:, family of Judge S. C. Graham. Mrs
# Bell is sister of DIR. Kilby, VIII,
: will be married to Miss Jean Graham
n this month
The many frien DIS of Mrs. A. G
Kiser will be greatly pleased to learr
that she is improving rapidly, ant
d her recovery seems now to be only g
q. matter of time. Her husband, Mr..
y A. G. Kiser, is also about himself
(. again.
:. Mr.. Al Litz is continuing work on
his fine property South of town, re.
Gently purchased from Mrs. May.
Carpenters, painters, brick layers,
and other mechanics are getting the
: property in fine shape, and MIR. Lit2
n will soon boast of the finest residence
property in the county.
Miss jamie Thompson, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. c.. A. Thompson, has
! been elected member of the faculty
y of the State Normal School at Farm
/. vile, where she has been a.student
u for several sessions. She is now the
= guest of her uncle, Paris Thompson,
at Beuna Vista.
!, Mr.. McNulty is using a gasolene
engine in running his rock crusners
on theClear Fork road, and is well
satisfied with it. The engine saves a
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