Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-09-06

this week. visiting relatives
Three carloads of Swift's Red
Steer fertilizer on hands
The Tazcwell Supply Co.
Mrs. Housman. Washington City,
is on visit to her parents. MIR and
Mrs Henry Peck, near Concord.
Miss Dorothy Woolare, of Lynch
burg, who has been here sometime.
the guest of Miss Theresn Grcever,
returned home on Monday.
Miss jamie Thompson left on Tues
day for Farmville. where she has
position in the normal school, as in
structor of music.
Miss Lula Jones has begun her
school at Rocky Dell, having left
town for that place last Sunday.
IL. S. Letter, who was shot by
Compton a short time ago, is recover
ing. He has left the sanitarium at
Bluefield and is now at his home
j. w, Hicks and w. b. Spratt, at
torneys, Graham and Richards, res
pectively, were attending court this
week.
Mr. and Mrs I l. Shunlebarger,
Cove Creek. were shopping in the
city on Monday.
DIR. A. l.. Tyncs, of Staunton, has
been here this week to see his father,
Captain Tynes, whose condition is
critical. He has improved little. if at
all, during the week.
G 7 HARRISON, the Red Ash mer-
chant, and one of his good customers,
Obadiah Talley, were here on Tuesday,
and transacted business in this office.
WANTED 100 bushels red or
black grapes; Concord preferred
w. A. Scott and Company,
North Tazewell, Va.
Professor l. ID Bowen. who taught
the Bear Wallow school last year, is
in charge of the Healing Springs
| Eihutu SSHooi, uedT 4NoTlH dZeWelI,
so report from Professor Bowen states
! Miss George Crockett's Art School
opened last Monday morning in the
High School building. Her prospects
are good for a large class.
Mrs. II. w. Heard, of Lynchburg.
arrived in Tazewell Wednesday and
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
ii. Claude Pobst.
Rev. MIR. Bullard, pastor of the
Christian church, will fill his pulpit
Sunday morning, and the ordinance
OF baptism will be administered Sun
day afternoon Mt 3 30 o'clock.
Hot enough! The weather wished
for is here, and corn is maturing fine
ly and rapidly. The weeds are, too.
last Monday was the hottest Septem-
ber day known. in Richmond and
eastern Virginia, the thermometer
registering 96:5
f. M. Hicks. of Giles county, pas
sed through Tazewell yesterday en-
route to Texas where he will locate.
He was the guest of his uncle, DR..
Hicks, Mt Shawver's Mills
Preaching in the Burke's Garden
Baptist church next Sunday at IL a
m and at 3 80 p m by the pastor. T..
II. Campbell.
COWS FOR SALES Jersey COW
one fresh. one fresh In November and
one in February. Prices reasonable.
Apply to Captain j. T. Cooper,
Tazewell, Va.
II Lockhart, Baptist Valley, and
his good-looking boy, who is the
image of his mother, was here on Tues.
day. and took home with him new
2-horse wagon, purchased from A h
White. the agent. White is selling a
number of wagons these days.
MIR. and MIS-. George w. Bourne
desire to express their gratitude and
thanks to the neighbors and friends
for Kindness shown curing the illness
and at the time of death, of Mrs.
Kate Cook.
Mr. and Mrs Bev Warren return
heartfelt thanks to friends and neigh
bors for help and sympathy during
the illness and at the time of che
death of their daughter, Stevie Witten
An agreed verdict of "not guilty.
was found by the jury in the trial of
Rees Johnson, for criminal assault
upon the Louthan woman. The YER
dict was reached Monday afternoon
after two days trial.
Benjamin Lester was freed by the
jury last Friday noon of the charge
of murder, with which he has stood
charged for eighteen months. The
verdict gave general satisfaction.