Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01
Local News
Aw OFFICE OF
H G. ANDERSON
Over Hawkins Pharmacy.

Miss Annie. of Pisgah, were in Taze-
well yesterday.
$ jeff Ward got back the first of the
week from visit east, presumably
n to have his eyes treated again.
= The corner stone laying of the New
Methodist church has been postponed
, indefinitely
Mrs. Dan Lynch and Mrs. Vicie
Clayton, of Thompson Valley, were
shopping here yesterday
A. z. Gillespie, who is taking
treatment in Richmond, is reported
better.
Captain G.. A. Fudge has been
seriously i'll at his home here with
pneumonia. lie is much improved
this morning.
John I. Watkins, the ubiquitous, ,
was here yesterday, as was also big
Alex Carico-knights of the grip.
Miss Carrie Mcclure was the guest
of Miss Coralie Laird the latter part
of last week
Miss Mary lizard, of Roanoke. is
visiting her friend Miss Resale Stras
at here home here.
James w. Hartman returned yes
terday from Cincinnati, Ohio and
Indianapolis. Ind. , where he was on
legal business with Robert S. Ora
ham, of Norton.
Mrs. w. b. Young and Mrs Reese
ID. Young. of Bandy, were shopping
in Tazewell yesterday.
Mrs. II. w. Bane, of Cedar Bluff
and her sister, Mrs. A. j. Higgin.
hotham, of the Cove, were shopping
in Tazewell yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Firrane and Mis-,
J Juliet Henry, Greenville, S. c., ar,
3 visiting their uncle, Major, r. r.
\ Henry at his residence on Fincastl,
J road.
Senator j. N. Hartman returned
I, yesterday morning from Lynchburg.
= where he attended n meeting of In,
\ Board of Directors of the Virginia
Z Christian College.
> David Crockett, OF Burke's Garden.
, was here yesterday to meet his
mother and little brother, who were
returning from visit to Bluefield.
4 The editor brought Napoleon Bona
parte in from the poor house Tues
} day. He has done fine. 1t took two
men to hitch him to the wagon-one
to hold while the other hitched.
Thanks to MIR. McGraw. Horses. rs
J well as people, fare well there.
B Attorney Beverly Stras, and his
friend, w. G. Northrup, of Winston
, Salem, N. c., arrived here Wcdnes-
) day afternoon. They will leave for
; Russell county ON hunting ex-
D pcdition today.
, Geo. Fuller has resigned as deputy
i sheriff, and has moved his family to
\ Tazewell Avenue, next door to Mrs.
Sallic Hoover. Aslo Mr. A. j. Nc
R CURE has moved from North Taze-
2 well to house on Tazewell Avenue
near the laundry.
Preaching in the Lutheran Church
next Sunday at IL clock and in the
evening ut Z o'clock. You are wei
y come.
The ladies' oft the Baptist church
Will have various kinds of eatables
, for sale in the old HARRISON house
, tomorrow afternoon, beginning at 8
O'Clock. The proceeds will be used
for church work.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. HARRISON
who have spent the summer at
Waynesville N. c.. have gone Una
tilla, Fla, and will later go to Win
|, ter Haven, where MIR. HARRISON has
, two large orange groves.
, Sergeant Thompson wishes the fact
, stated that the water supply is get
- ting low, and that the citizens of the
town must not waste the water, and
permit leaks To exist. A plumber will
be sent around to examine hydrants.
, which will be put in good order at
, the owners expense. Parties not OBJ
, serving this warning will be fined
$3.50.
, Vice-Presidcnt Sherman died We'd
nesday night at his home in Utica.
New York. He was candidate for
reelection on the Republican ticket.
In the event of Mr.. Taft's election
, the Electoral College would choose
the Vice President.
, The old line stand-patters, seeing
, there is no chance for Taft's election
in the Ninth, it is said, are trading
with the Bull Moose crowd. You
vote for SlemD and III voto co.,