Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-08-23


Reedy, were married at the brides
home at Maxwell Wednesday
Conductor Ed NJ Mays, of Blue
field, and family, were here this
week the guests of relatives.
James 4. Peery, of Burke's Gar
den, was here yesterday, and reports
corn soaked-"water logged" in his
community.
A. j. Schuyler, his mother and
sisterin-law, of Princeton, are on a
visit to their relatives, Mrs. Frank
p. Ewdards and Samuel Williams, of
this town and community.
Mrs. Rachel Burcham and her
niece, Miss Lena Burcham, have re-
turned from vacation trip to Carroll
and GraysOn counties.
Owing to my attendance at the
New Lebanon Association, at Cor
NTH, Buchanan county, will not
preach at Liberty next Sunday.
Z. IL. CAMPBELL, Pastor.
The Lutheran Synod, at its recent
meeting in Graham, elected Rev. L..
l.. Richie, Burke's Garden, and T..
l.. Greever, Tazewell, az delegates to
the United Synod, which meets in
Atlanta, in November.
So to $40 saved in the price of
steel and maleable iron ranges.
Tazewell Supply Co.
Mrs. Vaughan Jones, of Hampton,
Va, is here as the guest of her bro
Their, j Powell Royal, on Tazewell
Avenue.
Miss Lucretia Manhood and Mrs.
Mamie Greever, stopped over day
or two in town, the guest of Mrs. b.
f. Lewis on their return from a visit
to relatives il Eastern Virginia.
w l. Painter left on Wednesday
for Roanoke to get his new line of
samples of fine shoes, which he is
selling like hot cakes in this section.
See his fine line when he returns.
Rev Mr. Herndon and his wife,
pastor of the Presbyterian church al
La Grange, Georgia, are here the
guests of Mrs. Herndon's brother,
DR.. Isaac Pierce.
Abingdon Presbytery, after profit
able session in Thompson Valley, ad.
journed yesterday. On account of the
rainy weather and bad roads, the at.
tendance WAS not as large as woulc
have been otherwise.
The Rev. Lacy l. Moirett, Prcsby
terrain missionary to China, gave al
address in the Presbyterian church
ednesday night. Those who were
present spoke highly of the address.
Miss Kathleen Whit, of Baptist
Valley, was visitor to Tazewell the
first of the week. returning to her
home yesterday morning.
Miss Madge l.. White, Haymaker-
town, Botetourt county, Va, desires
a position in private family. Can
teach music to beginners. Best re-
ferences given and required. Address
as above. S232t.
FOR SALE-A fine 3 year old
saddle horse, Prince Hal and Music.
Goes all the gaits; works well any
where. Trots well in harness. Ad-
dress Box d. Tazewell, Va.
Straight from the shoulder-no
roundabout way of telling you how
we can save you from 30 to so cents
per gallon on pure lead and zinc ready
mixed paints.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
w. E. White, Belfast Mills. was
here several days recently. and paid
this office pleasant call. He seems
always in good humor, with no
aches, pains or grouches. He says the
cook book of Mrs. Watts, Mrs.
Hearon and other fine women of Rus
sell, is sure to sell like hot cakes.
Miss Ella Bowen's private school
will begin September End. Miss
Bowen has conducted successfully a
preparatory school at her home on
Main Street for several years, and has
been patronized by the leading fami-
lies of the town. She has accomoda-
tions for only few more pupils.
Mr.. Albert M. Rich and Miss Flor
ence Necessary, of Poor Valley, were
married, August 21st, by Rev. T. II.
Campbell, at his residence. The
BRIDES father and other relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony. The
bride and groom left on IL :O5 train
for their future home in West Virginia
We desire to say to those who owe
us, to be prompt in paying their ac-
counts. Our margins of profits are