Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-09-20
Local News
LAW OFFICE or
Ill. G.. Anderson
Over Hawkins Pharmacy.

Preaching IN the Liberty BAPTIST
church next Sunday by the pastor
the Rev. Thomas II. Campbell.
HARRISON, Barns and Company re-
ceived a large auto truck Monday,
which will he used instead of the de
livery wagon.
Z. NJ. Cubine, of St. Elmo. Tenn. :.
was in Tazewcll this week attending
The Fair.
Miss Ella Litz, of Graham, has
been here the past week as the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. DR.. Brewster.
Dir. j. Walter Witten. who has
been spending several weeks here,
will return next week to Jerome,
| Arizona.
Captain A. J. Tynes is rapidly re-
covering from his recent serious ill
ness. The captain now enjoys a heal
thy appetite. and will be out of bed
in time to take part in the election OF
Wilson and Ayers.
Miss Jennie Witten, of Princeton,
is visiting her many relatives in
TaZewell
james Kelly, who went to Balti-
more several weeks ago to enter a
technical school, returned Sunday.
Sidney Allen and Wesley Edwards,
charged with the .Hilsvlle shooting,
who were arrested in Des Mones.
Iowa, last Saturday. passed through
Graham Monday morning enroute to
Roanoke, where they were confined in
Jail.
John Davidson, of the Carolina
Lumber Company, of Huntdale, N.
C., came home for the Fair and to
visit his mother, Mrs. NJ. j. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Peter Williams,
returned from their honeymoon of the
northern cities Monday morning. They
visited New York and other northern
cities. AT present they are boarding
, with Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. HARRISON.
A meeting of the Wilson Marshall
Ayers Club was held in the Court
house last Saturday night. attended
by good number of Democrats.
Committees were appointed for the
campaign as follows:
Rees T. Bowen, jr., and his bride,
J have been on tour of the northern
cities, returned to Tazewell Tuesday
morning. and after attending the
Fair, returned to their home in the
Cove.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Kibly,
who have been the guests of Mrs. Xii.
by's father, Judge Graham, returned
to Lynchburg Monday. where Dir
kIlhy will take up his duties in Tn,
Randolph Macon College.
r. b. Goodman, Esq. of Burke.
: Garden was here Tuesday settlin.
, the affairs of Mrs. Cook, who die,
here recently.
= MIR. Cubine. after care full surve,
, of the field, has come to the conclu
sion that Tazewel is the best plac,
to live, and will locate here.
Mr.. Frank b indy ran his autom,
bile here during the Fair. as did ais,
: Mr.. C. J. Moss. The latter car il
more on the order of hack. The,
received the lions share of the Pat
: ronage.
Misses Hattie, Lucy and Mimi,
Hartman left for Lynchburg Monda,
for Virginia Christian College. Mis-!
, Hattie Hartman will teach music If
, the school, and her sisters will b,
, students.
, Austin Belew, former wei
, known citizen of this town, now 10
Gated in Atlanta. Ga, with a large
law firm, arrived in Tazewell hionday
and is the guest of relatives ant
friends. Mr.. Belew has absented him
> self from Tazewell for eight wears.
, but his friends here recognized hin
on sight.
, w. j. Allison, of Sayervsile. was
here yesterday. MI Allison is gettins
ready to attend the inauguration OF
the Democratic President. He fought.
blead and died in the Confederate
army. and has since kept the faith
, and never surrendered.
, Robert E. Henry, manager of one
, of the large cotton mills in South
, Carolina, arrived here Monday, and
is the guest of his parents, Major and
Mrs. Il. r. Henry.
Little HARRISON Hartman, son of
MIR. and Mrs. j. p. Hartman. under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Gillespie hospital here Saturday.
The operation developed worse CON