Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-03-01

Attorney II. M. Bandy, of Norton,
was business visitor to Tazewell
Monday.
Eugene White is assisting in Jack
sons drug store.
Little Miss Marie McNulty is get
ting on nicely, recovering from a
mild attack of fever.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, mother of
George and FRANK, is quite sick at
the home Of her granddaughter, Mrs.
! X i'm ball.
A letter received in this office on
yesterday, from Mr.. E. l.. Greever,
states that here are no new DEVELOP
ments in the case of the lost Mrs.
Greever.
March numbers of the Mothers
Magazine will be distributed next
Sunday at the Baptist Sunday School.
BE on hand and get your copy.
February is gone, ,,and the first
spring month is here. February has
been bad one, generally, and March
should behave.
Major Henry ha1 been confined to
his home for week or more
"ras lin with cold which threat
ened to fling him" into a case of
pneumonia. He is better now and
will soon be out.
Rev. S. o. Hall will fill his regular
appointment in Burke's Garden next
Sunday.
Don't wait till you are ready to
sow your grass seed before you order.
Our present stock is exhausted. Order
at once. Star Milling Co.
Mrs. Louise Hodges baby, mon
this old, was operated upon a few days
ago for some bladder trouble, at the
Sanitarium here. The little fellow
came through alright and will be
well soon.
Preaching in the Baptist church
next Sunday morning and evening ny
the pastor, Il. II. Campbell
Mrs. Pharr, who has been here wi tn
her neice, Mrs. II. w. Pobst, for the
last three months, left yesterday fol
her home in Covington, Va. Mrs.
Pobst accompanied her as far as
Princeton.
The Musical Club will give its oper
club meeting at the High School cha
pei tonight at 8 o'clock. Admission
25cts-school children, 1octs. Every
body invited.
Albert Hagy, the blacksmith, has
letter from his son, Charles, who is
in the United States artillery service.
Charles is enthusiastic over the pros.
pect of his company being ordered tc
Mexico. He wants to get pop at a
Greaser. By the time Greaser gets
a pop at Charles he may change his
mind.
Car of recleaned seed oats. Get
your order in promptly.
Star Milling Co.
w. b. Harris, Richmond, connected
with the Cooperative Press in that
city, was here on yesterday, and call
ed in to have the paper sent to his
wife. who is recuperating at Pounding
Mill, with her mother, Mrs. Williams.
Mr.. Harris health is improving.
John 7. Watkins, Lynchburg, the
well known salesman, was here on
Tuesday. The marriage of his daugh-
ter, recently, is the first intimation
John had had that made any impress
sion, that perhaps he is growing old.
Feelings and appearances deceive US.
but when the children begin to get
married, that settles it.
| will sell lot of watches at auc-
tion on March 18th, horse sales day.
These are unclaimed watches.
H. w. POBST.
Rev. j. o. Straley, presiding elder
of the Tazewell district, will preach
at the Main Street Methodist church
Sunday morning. This is the occasion
OF the second quarterly meeting of
the conference year.
Oscar Corell, jr, who has been a
student at King College, at Bristol,
passed through town with his father
last Saturday enroute to his home in
Thompson Valley. Young Mr.. Corell
has had a severe attack of measles,
and will not return to school this
spring.
The metal shingles handled by v.
l.. Stephenson, made by the National
Sheet metal Roofing Co.. are manuf-
actured from the best 1. C. roofing
tin plates, full weight. galvanized
after being stamped, and carry a
heavy coating of zinc, and there is no
cracking after shingles or tiles are
made. Guaranteed by the company,
and may be returned if not as recon-
mended. Call on Stanhancon for ,o,a