Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-15


For Bourbon Red Turkeys and II.
!. Red chickens apply to DIR. II. p.
Copenhaver, Tazewell, Va.
Mrs. j. o. Straley and children re-
turned Saturday from Emory, where
they attended the burial of their hus-
band and father. The family will
make their home in the district par
sonage here for the present.
Mrs. f. W. Peck and Miss Ethel
Pobst went to Radford Tuesday, Mrs.
Peck's former home, where they will
spend several days. They will also
visit in Pulaski and Wytheville be-
fore returning home.
New lot of jewerly of all kinds
just received at Pobst's.
Mrs. l.. C. Wingo and daughter.
Mrs. May Mars Hancock, were here
several days this week as the guests
of relatives. They left Thursday for
Tampa, Fla, where they will engage
in the millinery business the coming
winter.
Don't fail to have nice bowl of
flowers to cheer up the winter days.
Pobst can supply you.
Mrs. Bessie Hopkins was called to
Jaeger, w. Va, Wednesday night on
account of the serious illness of her
son, Frank. who has charge of a COM
missary for the N. and w. The ex-
tent of the young mans illness is not
known.
Miss Bessie Wingo and Mr.. Grady
Counts, both of Cedar Bluff, were
married in the parlors of the Jeirer-
sonville hotel last Wednesday by the
Rev. II. S. Johnson, of Cedar Bluff.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. w. Lewis have
returned from an extended visit west
first to st. Louis, thence to Kir-
wood, Ill. Burlington, Iowa, return
ing through Chicago. On the trip
they visited number of relatives
and acquaintance in the west. and
incidentally George bought a car load
or two of mules, big enough ana
strong enough to kick Tazewell county
across the Ohio river if properly
placed and wound up just right.
j. Powell Royal has exchanged
his property near j. G. Buston with
William e. Peery for coal land prop
erty in buchanan county. The prop
erty includes a nice residence, now
occupied by Mr. Will Moss and about
nine acres of fine land, formerly be-
longing to the Colonel Joe HARRISON
property.
The Bluefield Telephone Company
moved their central office here Satur-
day night and Sunday to the Stras
building, which they have leased for
long period. The moving of the
office was accomplished with little
Inconvenience to the patrons. The
work was in charge of w. A. Panky,
assistant manager; j. B. Logan,
foreman; E. X. Kits, assistant wire
chief; and A. J. Wallace, cable man.
Each of these gentlemen are experts
in their line.
You will find the best line of
fountain pens ut Pobst's, that has
ever been carried in TazewelI.
Superintendent Ed. Gillespie is
making rapid progress in repeating
the road east of town. The road has
been completed almost to j. e. Bus
TONS residence. The road is not the
kind of road that ought to be built on
an important thoroughfare as this
road is. The pro rata apportionment
Will not permit the road being built
like other roads that have been built
in this vicinity.
The six-months old child of Rev.
and Mrs. II. S. johnson, of Cedar
Bluff, died Monday, the 5th instant
and was buried the day following.
Rev. J. o. Straley, who died here
suddenly last week, conducted the
@e'>A"i SSifiNCt IeIldrkGU
several people that he felt that his
call to a better land was not far dis
tant.
Sheet Iron w God Heaters as low as
So. so up to $1,000. Coal Heaters as
low as 3.75 up to 1870 Hot Blast.
Oak and Open Franklins 500 up to
10. 90. Cooking Stoves from z. so I'D
to IS. 90. Steel Ranges from 5000
up to 5000. Bed Room suits, Iron
Beds, Mattresses, Springs, extension
Tables, etc. Biggest stock we ever
had-and best prices.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Shuflebarger,
Cove Creek, were shopping in the
city on Wednesday. They were
thoughtful and kind enough to call at
the News office. They had their three
pretty children with them-Edytb.
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