Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-09-13
Local News
LAW OFFICE OF
I'll. G.. Anderson
Over Hawkins Pharmacy.

YER, is at home for short vacation.
Preaching in the Lutheran church
next Sunday at IL o'clock.
Miss Houston, of Botetourt county,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. S. o.
Hall.
A fine lot Edison records at Pobst's.
Mr.. X. G.. Chapman, who has been
confined to his home for few days,
is able to he in his store today.
Don't fail to see the calf with the
eight legs, and a head like dog. 1t
will be on the Midway at the Fair.
Harvey HARRISON left yesterday
morning for Valparaiso, Ind, and
will enter the Uni veristy in that
city for the coming session.
1t will be fair at the Fair to make
a Fair proposition to fair maiden.
Then seal the proposition with one of
Pobst' s magnificent rings.
Mrs. John Adams, of North Caro-
lnia, arrived here Tuesday, and is WIS.,
iting her parents in Thompson Valley.
My! you should see the Pobst dis
play of watches.
Morrison Werth, riding mis- bicycle
few days ago, colided with Arm
stead Pobst, who was also riding,
with the result that Werth's collar
bone was badly fractured
See the tiny midget at the Fair.
Something worth going miles to see.
Mrs. E. G. Mays and children, John
w. MClintock. of Coaldan and Thorn
as MClintock, of West Virginia, have
all been at home on account of the ILL
ness in their family.
If you want to be on time without
fail, buy Big Ben from Pobst.
Mrs. McClintock and her daughter.
Miss Salile. continue i'll at their homo
on Mechanics avenue with tpvhoid
fever. Mrs. McClintok has shown
I HSSibSb Dul MISS SHlllG
has been very i'll all this week.
The weather of this and last week
is the very weather wished for during
August-hot and dry. The summer of
1912 seems to have just begun. This
sort of weather next week will heat
up things at the rair grounds.
Mr. Henry Kincer was at Cedar
Bluff Wednesday looking into the
water supply for that town. 1t is
said that the town will get it's water
from the Claypole spring. which fur
nishes an abundant supply.
Please bear in mind that tickets
for the Fair will be on sale at Jack
sons and Boycr's. If.you buy your
tickets in town, it will save you
time and the ticket sellers on the
grounds from being rushed out of
their wits.
The editors no rise, Napoleon
Bonaparte, is somewhat disabled and
may not be in shape for the Fair. So.
please don't leave your exhibits mt
this office to be sent to the Fair. The
editor may have to "foot it" to che
Fa ir himself.
One of the best merry GO rounds
IN the business will furnish the little
folks rides at the Fair next week. 1t
is a very large. handsome machine.
with three horses abreast, which
bound and bounce and buck to the
delight of the boys and girls.
j. W. M. Witten, his wife, of
Abingdon, and few of his children.
The has only nine, have been in the
community for several days, visiting
Mrs. Witten's mother, Mrs. White.
and Mr.. Witten's father, Robert M
Witten. He likes his home and is
doing we'll. but feels the "draw"
back to Tazewell.
The Fair Association announces the
following additional premiums in the
needlework department:
Premium No. 111-Best home
woven counterpane or coverlet, first
premium, 81. 90; second, SOC.
Mr.. Eli Buckles and daughter, of
Hazleton, Kansas. have been in the
community for several week: visiting
D. E. Fox and d. A. Gibson, rels-
tives here, and other relatives in
Russell county. Mr.. Buckles ia ma
tive of Russell. He left that county
years ago.
Watch chains of every description
at Pobst's.
Colonel j.. b. Boyer has secured
the restaurant privileges for the Fair.
which is an assurance that entire sat
lsfaction will be given this year. in
this important department. Cool and
refreshing drinks will be served-the
same as from his fountain here in