Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-02-02
John Crawford is recovering.
is able to sit up part of bis time.


Mrs. H. Claude Pobst will leave
today for an extended visit to her
mother in Lynchburg.
DR.. David Pierce, of Lee county,
was in Tazewell Sunday as the guest
of his brother. DR.. Isaac Pierce.
Rev. SO. Hall left on Monday for
three weeks mid-winter vacation.
He will spend his time in Boston and
other leading cities.
Mrs. Kate C. Peery had number
of her friends and relatives at din
ner at her home east of town last
Sunday. The occasion was the cele-
bration of her seventy-first birthday.
Another newspaper is to be laun-
ched in Bluefield, combining job and
| all commercial! printing. If the pro-
jectors care to write this office they
can learn how to make $4,000 out of
the business the first year.
WANTED-A boy, about eighteen
years old, good habits, good address,
with some education, to learn nice,
profitable business.
Address in own handwriting, AT
ONCE,
BOX p, Tazewell, Va.
No one in this neck of the woods
regrets to bid January farewell. The
| month has been bad one. The wea-
Their man and the ground hog must
get together, and give us respite
from zero weather.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell will move soon into the resi-
dence on Tazewel Avenue, owned by
w. E. Peery and G. w. O'Keeffe.
Mr.. j. M. Moorer, prosperous
young attorney of Walterboro, S C.,
has been guest in the city several
days.
A. j. Larimer, Thompson Valley,
was here late yesterday afternoon,
and reported Mrs. Walk not much i'm
proved. Her condition is still quite
serious.
Ralph Goode. who has been con-
nected with Jackson s drug store for
the past year, left last Saturday for
Johnson City, Tenn, to take posi-
tion in dug store in that town.
Charlie Perry, the young white boy,
recently arrested at Tip Top, charged
with tampering with mail boxes in
the postoflice at that place, wasltaken
to Big Stone Gap at the recent term
of federal court, but was released, as
the court thought the boy too young
to be punished.
Mrs. DR.. Henry Crockett, who re-
Gently moved with her daughters,
Misses Bessie and George, to Mid
dlesbord, Ky, will move back to
Tazewell this Spring and occupy her
residence here. Tazewell people gen
orally will be glad to have this good
family back in Tazewell, their nome.
Miss Trula Kiser was operated upon
on Wednesday at the ohnston- Willis
sanitorium in Richmond fo appended
It's. The operation is reported as
entirely successful, and the patien
doing we'll. She was taken to Rich
mond last Sunday night. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery
and return home.
Mr.. G. w. Bowling, of Cedar Bluff.
was here on Wednesday to attend the
big sale at Hawkins, and incidentally
square his account on our books.
! Bowling has been bridgeman for
years. Recently he has been with the
people building the Cedar Bluff rail-
way. In both positions he has pros.
pered, and is still at it.
Mr.. John P. Gose, of Burke's Gar
den, passed through town yesterday
enroute to Roanoke to attend the
meeting of the board of directors of
the Lutheran Woman's College. He
will also attend to other business in
Roanoke, and probably go to North
O"iOiiha " dLteHu the meeting OF the
Lutheran Synod in session in that
State next week.
The Clinch Valley News goes this
week into number of new homes.
and to people who are not subscribers
We invite all these to join our list.
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more. One Issue may coutain an item
of news or a bit of information.
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M. j. Towles, Charles Boxley and
MIR. Hawley, road contractors in
Wise county, have been in the county
the past week inspecting sites of the
proposed roads with view of bidding
on the construction of same. The gen.
tlemen have gone over the Jefferson
vile district, and are now INSPECTING
the Clear Fork district, and will be-
gin today or tomorrow the inspection