Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01

Il. M, and 1915. p. m. by the
pastor, 7. II. Campbell.
MIR. Conrad Tynes has vacated the
Stuart property on Tazewell avenue,
and moved in the George Harrison
The Stuart property is for
sale or rent. For information, terms,
etc, ask j. A. Leslie, News office.
Interesting services will be held in
the Episcopal church here next Thurs
day night, November 7th. Bishop
Tucker and DR.. Lloyd will be here to
assist the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Rich, in
the service.
Mr.. r. G. Chapman made trip
with his fine automobile to the Cove
last Sunday. He trayersed that fam
GUS piece of road known as "hog
back, which has been considered al
most impossible heretofore. 1t is
said there less rock in the road now
than before MIR. Chapman made the
journey.
The citizens of Falls Mills and
community will have the plea urc of
hearing political address Saturday
afternoon by Attorney w. NJ. Minter
of Pocahontas. The Pocahontas bass
band will furnish music for the oc-
casion. At Z 80 O'Clock at Boisse-
vane MIR. Minter will also discuss the
issues of the campaign. The citizens
of the community will do we'll to hear
the issues discussed by Mr.. Minter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bourne have
moved into the property of the late
Mrs. Kate Cook. This neat little
home has been assigned to Mrs.
Bourne, the adopted daughter of Mrs.
Cook, through the genrosity and good
sense of Mr.. Ell Goodman, in whose
hands Mrs. Cook left her entire hold
ings to dispose as he thought best.
Many highly complimentary things
have been said of the conduct of MIR.
Goodman by people knowing all the
circumstances in the case.
1t is stated that an effort is under
way to organize singing schoo.
here, the object being to to learn to
sing the old songs. 1t is likely that
an experienced instructor from some
of the neighboring county towns will
be called in to take charge of the
school.
The regular meeting or the Taze-
well Chapter of the Daughters of the
Confederacy will be held in the
library rooms in the High School
chapel next Tuesday afternoon at 81
O'Clock. Business of Importance will
come before the meeting. A full at
tendance is urged.
Governor and Mrs. II. M.
Smythe returned Tuesday from
Roanoke, where they have been
spending month as the guest of MIR.
smythe's daughter, Mrs. Elmore
Rev. Mr.. .Elmore, who is pastor o f
the Christian church in Roanoke, will
leave soon for Cincinnati, where he
has been called to the pastorate of
the leading Christian church of the
city.
After more than ten days united
effort of the Republicans to make
Friday bowling success as a rally
day, advertising barbecue, brass
bands and oratory galore, the crowd
was really a disappointment and the
barbecue joke. They had a very
neat little Japan folk hand-out, but |
the old-time barbecue was "non est"
1t was what the ladies' missionary
society would term Luncheon. 3"
Very good, indeed. but far from ia
great big blood flowing. meat sizzling
barbecue.
Judge S. c. Graham, Senator ]. |
Powell Royal and Mr.. G. G. Harris.
have been named as Presidents
of the Fair Elections Society of the
Ninth District. recently organized at
Bristol. These gentlemen compose the
Executive Committee of the society
for Tazewell County. Every possible
effort will be made to have this cleo
ton conducted on high plane, alb
solutely free of even suspicion of
fraud. The voters and all the people
should line up behind these officers of
the society, and give hearty and en-
thusiastic cooperation.
DIR. r. l.. Collins, who married
Miss Allie Hoover, of Tazewen, is
seriously i'll with blood poisoning in
the University hospital in Baltimore.
He became suddenly i'll last week at
his home at Burgess Store, Va with
an obstruction of the bowels. He was
taken to the hospital, where an i'm
mediate operation showed that peri
tonities had developed. A telegram
Saturday stated that he was diving.
later advices hnwovar in,l;cato a..