Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-02-16

Mrs. Geo. w. st. Clair has retrun-
ed from pleasant visit to her par
ents at Stanton, DR.. and Mrs. Walker.
Miss Mamie Davis of Graham, is
guest in the home of Sergeant John
S. Thompson.
The Town Council held their regu-
lar monthly meeting last Friday af
ternoon, and transacted much routine
business
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ed Peery left
yesterday morning for visit of
few days to relatives at at Glade
Springs, and other towns in that sec
| ton.
Mr.J. Meek Hoge, of Bruke's Gar
den, was the guest for sometime this
week of his daughter, Mrs. T. Crock
EFT Bowen.
DR.. William p. Hall, OF the White
head Drug Company, of Norton, came
up to Tazewell Wednesday morning to
relieve DR.. Jackson who went to
Biuefield Sunday night on business.
The Rev. 7. H. Campbell, of the
Baptist church. will conduct the SER
vices in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday at IL a. IN. and pm.
Mrs. j. L. Pearce is confined to he
bed, at the home of her parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Leslie with a
stubborn attack of tonsilitis.
The Presbyterians and Baptists will
have joint service Sunday, meeting
IN the Presbyterian church. Rev. II.
Campbell, pastor of the Baptist
church will preach.
Uncle Henry Peck was here on
Tuesday, and reported Mrs. Peck,
fairly well. She fell a short time ago
and broke rib or two, and was laid
up for sometime.
C. II. Reynolds, of Cavitt's Creek.
braved the storm on yesterday, and
4 came to town, and warmed himself in
our office. Charles has no lambs as
yet, and is not sorry.
Several car loads of fine alfalfa hay
have been sold here this winter. j.
G. Buston bought car load, and it
was said to be the prettiest and best
hay ever seen here. 1t was as green
as the day it was cut, and the cattle.
horses and pigs relish 1t and do
splcndiddly on it
FOR SALE-Nicc two story house.
corner lot of nearly an acre of rich
land, water, outLouses, etc. Property
near car line, all in good shape,
good home. For quick sale will sell
cheap on easy terms. For particulars,
apply at this office.
Clerk C. w. Greever has recentIv
had the room ov, rhauled which he
occupies at the court house, putting
in new floor, placing new paper on
, the walls, brushing away the cob
webs, etc. Wyatt Edwards did the
paper hanging and did it we'll
A young man by name of Thompson
was arrested in Burke's Garden Tues
day by deputy Sheriff George Fuller,
charged with improper conduct. His
case will be investigated by the
grand jury next Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Barns is visiting her
daughter, MIS-. Amanda Sutherland.
wife of the we'll known Methodist
minister now stationed at Big Stone
Gap.
The National Trotting Associ alton,
at its recent session in New York,
laid out new Southern district. The
board of directors of the new district
are Senator Bailey, of Texas; Cap
tain Samuel Walton, of Falls Mills.
and John Early. of Nashville, Tenn.
On January 18th, last, Mr.. Taft
pardoned Morse, the ice king, who
was serving term in the federal
PS"''ShSioiy III AlldnLu, Tor mISaD- |
propriating funds upon the ground
that his health was failing rapidly.
and that longer confinement would
prove fatal. A few days ago Mr..
Morse sailed for Europe "feeling
fine, so the papers state.
Isaiah Harry, Dudley Baker, j. M.
Hale and Mr.. Rye, several of Falls
Mills leading citizens, were here on
Wednesday. and made an agreeable
visit to this office, and behaved them
selves becomingly while in town.
leaving on 6 as train, ostensibly for
home. Will Alex Tabor please report
to this office when, and in what shane
they reached home?
Last week this paper offered a trim
around the world, undyine fame. or
something else "just as good, for
an article giving good reasons why
parcels post should not be established
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