Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-09-06

WITS d. ". BuSton has returned
from pleasant visit to her sisters Mt
Norton.
Assistant postmaster John S. PEN
/ dleton will leave in few DAVIS for
Richmond, where he will study medi-
cine the coming session In few
years it will be "Old Doctor Jack -
/ w. b. Spratt. of Richlands. was
here several days this week. MIR.
Spratt continues in his devotion to
the Bull Mooser", and says that
nothing under heaven or earth can
prevent his election to the presidency.
Miss Kathleen, daughter of MIR. and
| Mrs. John W. Whit, left on Monday
Tor the Normal School, at Farmville.
There are several of Tazewell's fine
girls at this school, and the Farmville
people are enjoined to take the best
care of our girls, for they all deserve
the best in the shop.
Next Sunday, September Sth, will
be college Day" at Central church
Burke's Garden. All the college men
and women, boys and girls are to take
part. Rev. MIR. Ritchie will preach n
sermon suitable to the occasion. The
Tree will offering will be divided he
tween Roanoke and Roanoke Woman g
Colleges. Everybody invited. Service
at IL o'clock.
About the worst tripping up the
back that Mr.. Roosevelt has suffered
from Ninth District source. so far
as seen here. is inflicted by the Vir
ginla Republican, Lou P. Summers.
Editor Abingdon. Nothing remains
necessary to be said by any Demo-
cratic pal er.
Mrs George w. Wynn, Burke
Garden, was here several davs this
week having dental work done. and
left town with a smiling face. Any
woman, (no man ever cam leaving
the dentists chair with a smile on
HERITAGE should have a place in the
Hall of Fame. When a man comes out
his face looks like he had been FEAST
ing on sour pickles, sprinkled with
quinine, as it were.
The people of Graham have. at
last, settled upon sight for the new
school building for that town. The
college site has been secured, and a
hne, modern school building will be
erected at once. This matter has been
under consideration for a long time.
and everybody seems happy that the
question of location is settled. Ac-
cording to a statement in Graham
News column in the Telegraph, the
new school building is to cost S35. 600.
The people of Tazewell will "bank"
this fall about $500. 600, the pro.
ceeds of the sale of their export
steers, heifers and feeders. Probably
$50, 600 has already been realized
from the sale of lambs and ewes. All
this taken with the splendid crops of
every kind. wheat, corn, oats, hay.
and more grass In the fields than has
ever been known, surely places this
great county on "easy street" for
the winter. Cumberland Progressive
Fred r. Steele is doing quite q
little road building on his own ac.
count, improving the grade and an
proach, to and from his home on the
hill. The filling in the low street.
the new sidewalk up the hill, will
make ingress and egress much easier,
and is great improvement every wav
1t has been said before-it is here
repeated-get your name occasionally
in your county paper. Hundreds of
people living away subscribe for the
little county paper for the sole pur-
pose of keeping up with the folks
back home" The busy man in the
city, the absent boy or girl in the far
west, the old friends of other DAYS.
all scan its columns weekly hoping to
see some mention of you or yours. Do
or say something to get your name in
the paper. Try getting in Jail, if no.
thing else.
Mr.. j. r. Mcdonald, representing
the Lynchburg News, was "in our
midst several days this week, and
secured large number of new SUBJ
scriptions and renewal of old ones.
Mr.. Mcdonald will be here during the
Fair. and will make special prices
during the three days of the Fair.
The Lyncbburg News and the Clinch
Valley News will be dubbed both
papers at small advance over the
price of one. Hundreds of names
should be secured at the low rate
made. u