Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-10-04

Miss Nancy Hawkins mas gone TO
Niicoe. w. Va, where she has a
position.
Miss Dickinson. of Castlewood. is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. a. S.
Higginbotham, this week.
Miss Hattie Fudge left yesterday,
for Richmond to take special treat
ment for throat trouble.
A meeting of the Wilson Marshall
Ayers Club will be held in the Court
house Tuesday night, be on hand.
Miss nellie Lyrcn. who has been
the guest of Mrs. T. A. Lynch at
the Jeffersonville hotel for several
weeks. returned to her hone in
Thompson Valley yesterday.
MIR John T. Barns and family left
Wednesday night for Salem, where
they will make their home.
Mr.. j. II. Johnson. the blind man,
has nice COW, giving plenty of
milk. which he is unable to winter
and will sell cheapIy. Apply to him.
w. e Hit, and his brother, r. P.
Hit, of Tannersville. were in the
city on business yesterday.
New Perfection oil heaters at Be-
yers. Just the thing to take the chill
of these cold mornings and evenings.
Miss Annie Crockett, of Pisagh,
who attended the White-Scott we'd
ding here Wednesday, returned to her
home yesterday morning.
The bids advertised for in the re-
cent issues of the News were received
and opened by the Supervisors in
special session last Saturday. All the
bids were considered too high and
were rejected
So far no one has any idea, it
seems, who will succeed Rev. Mr..
Hall as pastor of the Presbyterian
church here.
Miss Annie 'Keeife, of Char
louisville, passed through Tazewell
Monday enroute to Burke's Garden,
where she assumed charge of the
Rhudy school.
! DR.. Johnson automobile arrived
last Friday, and he has already mas
tered the machine, with the except
ion that he would like to have a five
fip Id IN firm ,rnnpI -,
j. G. Buston is busy filling his
silos with corn. His new dairy harm
is nearly completed. which, when fin
ished, will be as we'll arranged and
equipped as any dairy in the State.
A good write-up of this growing bust
ness will be given in this paper soon.
Mrs. II. w. Pobst and her sister.
Miss Quinn, who have had great
trip "abroad, reached New York on
yesterday from Bermuda, and are
headed this way. They are expected
home about the 18th.
Next Sunday is Rally Day in the
Sunday Schools. The motto is,
Everybody in some school next Sun
day Let everybody make n special
effort to attend Sunday School next
Sunday land take some one with you.
Everybody in some school next Sun
day"
In order to more thoroughly ac-
quaint you with the merits of the
celebrated N. f. S. C. o. Porcelain
not glass, coated enamelled cooking
ware, during the month of October
we will give one third off the price of
all enamelled coffee pots and handled
sauce pans. j. b. Boyer and Co.
Mr.. A. G. Russell is arranging for
a nice brick residence on his lot in
East Tazewell. adjoining the property
of l.. A. Tynes. The star of Empire
is taking its way eastward. There are
fine building sites in that section, all
of which will be built up some day.
There was preaching in C. H.
Reynolds lower place Sunday at IL a.
M, and on his porch at his home at
3 80 p. m. by Rev. II. H. Campbell.
About 4 :15 p. M, two young ladies,
sisters, were baptized in the creek
near the residence. The sweet sing
ing. the impessiveness of the ordin-
ance, the joyous manifestations of the
young ladies' parents and others,
! made the scene long to be remember
ed.