Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-06-28

minister, VIII preach IN the Episcopal
church here next Sunday morning.
Mrs. WA. LaCook, and three sons,
of Coifersville, Miss, are the guests
of Mrs. Bottimore and Mrs. Hurt.
Good chop. SITS per 100 lbs.
| Star Milling Co.
Miss Donna Wills, of Lynchburp.
is the guest os DR.. and Mrs. Jackson.
Star Patent flour. Sc per barrel.
25c off, if barrel is furnished by GUS
TONER. Star Milling Co.
Mrs. George Surface and Mrs.
Charles 7. Peery, who have been ON n
visit to Giles county, have returned
home.
Miss Ella Bowen left yesterday for
Georgia to accept Il positiona s COVER
ness in the home of Mrs. T.. d.
Napier at Milledgeville.
. Export Grass Seed Orchard grass.
timothy, clover and bluegrass for
sale. Tazewell Supply Co.
Car load of Look and Lincoln
Wagons on hand. Tazewell Supply Co.
DIR. p. ID. Johnston expects his bro
ther, Judge Johnson, who has been in
the government service in the Phil
lippines, to be his guest next week.
Judge Duke, who was to have ad-
dressed the Masonic Lodge here on
the Fourth of July, will not be here
on account of illness. The Daughters
OF the Eastern Star are planning a
big banquet on the occasion.
% pounds granulated sugar, 81 so; +;
100a pounds, $780, Barrel lots, S
3-4c. Tazewell Supply Co.
Rev. D. j. Currie arrived Wednes
day and is preaching able sermons in
the Presbyterian church. His closing
sermon will be next Sunday night.
Mrs. +. C. Thompson, of Fort
Worth, Texas. is the guest of her
husbands parents. DR.. and Mrs.
Thompson.
Miss jamie Thompson, who has
been visiting her uncle, Paris Thomr-
son at Beuna Vista, has returned to
her home here for the summer.
Frank Bundy was here on Wednes-
day with one hand bandaged, the re-
suit of mix-up with a buckle and
bride rein at one end and an obstrep-
erous horse at the other. The wound
is not serious, perhaps, but disables
Mr. Bundy's strong right hand
The Clinch Valley News bulletins
have announced important news from
Baltimore each day-the selection of
MIR. James for Chairman twelve hours
ahead of any newspaper.
Thomas Litz, of Morristwon, Tenn. :,
will preach in the Baptist church
next Sunday morning, 11o'clock. He
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Litz,
formerly of this town. "Tom" grew
up here, and his many former friends
and acquaintances will be glad to hear
him. Let everybody who can come
out to hear and encourage the young
man.
DR.. S. c. Bowen, who has been in
New York City for the past several
years specializing in the treatment of
eye, ear, nose and throat diseases,
has completed his course there, and
|; is the guest of his relatives and
!; friends in the county. He will be
here for ten days visit, after which
, he will locate in Richmond.
Mr.. w. i. Lee, of Staunton, has
been chosen as State Engineer to have
charge of the road work in jefferson
vile and Maiden Spring district. Mr.
Lee is very highly recommended as {
road builder. The Staunton Dali,
; Leader, of the 22nd, says: 9Th,
choice of Mr.. Lee for the Tazewel
! work, over scores of other engineer
of similar standing all over the State
is high compliment to him."
"Pat" Hufford, soon of the lat
DR.. Robert Hufford, was here las
y week as the guest of his sister, Mrs
/. She'll Surface. "Pat" has won fam
y since leaving TazeweIl as a vaudevill
o performer, travelling all over tn
t United States giving exhibitions i
wire walking, etc. He was wit
8 Robinson's circus for two seasons, bu
n for the last year or two has bee
n travelling independently. 1t is probabl
!, that Mr.. Hufford will be secured fo
the Tazewell Fair,