Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-10-11

| pTedch III the christian church sun
day morning, that being his regular
appointment
Miss Fannie Tynes left last wee.;
for Spantansburg, S. G.. where she
has accepted position as a teacher
in deaf, dumb and blind institute.
Miss Rose Ward, of the Cove.
passed through town this wee: en-
route to Bluefield, where she is the
guest of Mrs. Akcrs.
Mrs. John S. Bottimore and child
rem, who have been on II visit to rela-
tives in Blueicld, returned to Taze-
we'll Monday.
DIR. II. b. Frazier, the we'll known
Graham physician. is i'll mt his home
in that town with stubborn attack
of appendicitis.
Attorney j. w. Hicks. of Graham
and w. Nj. Minter, of Pocahontas,
were here Tuesday attending the
speaking ana road meeting.
The several cases of fever in
Thompson Valley. mentioned in this
paper, are the first to devplop i'm that
section for the past ten or twelve
years. 1t is not thought that the
fever is caused by any local condi-
tions.
Engineer John Witten. of William
son, is i'll at the home of his parents,
DIR. and Mrs. r. M. Wittcu, ut Graz
ham He recently underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis, and has been
unwell since
| have five second hand stoves in
good condition, that | will sell at
Reasonable prices. S. O. HALL.
Mrs, Vicie Louisa Ruble, mother
of Mrs. Alex Sayers, who had been
adjudged insane. was taken to the
asylum at Marion yesterday. Mr.
Waddell, of Falls Mills, who had
been an inmate of the same institu-
ton, died at that place recently.
Mr.. William c. Pendleton left
yesterday morning for Lynchburg.
The Colonel will probably accept a
position as editorial writer on the
new paper, "The Progressive, recent
ly started in that city.
= In order to more thoroughly &C
quaint you with the merits of the
celebrated N. E. 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 enameled coffee pots and handled
sauce pans. j. b. Boyer and Co.
The Register departments notes the
arrival of fine babies in the homes of
> G. ID. Larincr, of Tazewell and Les
lie Willard. of Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. McAllister, of
Athens, Ga, passed through town
yesterday enroute to Burke's Garden
= to visit Mrs. Howell's parents, Squire
and Mrs.T. f. Howell. They were
, met here by buggy driven by young
MIR. Howell.
Squire Howell is rapidly recovering
from a recent severe attack of rheu-
matism. and is picking apples from
the highest trees on his Burke's Gar
den farm.
w. ii. Newton, who collects
laundry for Lynchburg house, hap
pened with misfortune Monday, by
; losing $500 in cash, and number
of uncollected laundry tickets. The
money and tickets were contained in
wallet, which was dropped between
; Hopkins store and w. A. Scott's.
Mr.. Newton is willing to pay a
reasonable reward for the return of
= the articles lost. Mr.. Newton's fnan-
e cia condition will not permit of a
j loss like this without embarrassment,
and the party who found the money
should return 1t at once.
Arrangements are being made for
the corner stone laying for the new
, Methodist church here by the Taze.
: well Masonic Lodge. The event will
occur the latter part of this month.
pass, IL. G. Pobst. IS. M. B. Coulling.
e j. S. Bottimore, E.E. Wiley and H.
? p. Britain were appointed at the
Lodge meeting Monday night to make
, the necessary arrangements.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-Iwill
: not be responsible for any debts made
: either by my wife. Jennie Savers
5 or any of my children. ALEX SAY.
, ERS. Tazewell, Va, Sept. %, 1912
The auditing committee of the city
council has settled with Sergeant
Thompson for the year past The
town has balance on hand of $1616
.O3. The receipts from taxes, water
tax, license. fines. special licenes,
etc, total $3.50. 65. The disburse-
ments include warrants paid, interest