Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-01-05
Local News.
Sam Bennett left last night for
Coopers, w. Va, on business.

Sam Bennett left last night for
Coopers, w. Va, on business.
Attorney Robert o. Crockett re-
turned Tuesday morning from an ex-
tended visit west, going as far, it is
said, as the Golden Gate.
David Crockett, of Burke's Garden,
passed through town Wednesday re
turning to school in Richmond.
Senator j. Powell Royal will
leave Monday night for Richmond, to
take up his duties as a representative
in the State Senate of Virginia, which
will convene on the 10th instant.
Mr.. p. f. Howell and family spent
the Christmas holidays with relatives
in Montgomery county.
Clarence Kahle, of the Bluefeld
Telephone Company, has been here
this week rearranging the telephone
line to Liberty Hill.
Mr.. Geo. w. Lewis returned Sun
day morning from business visit to
st. Louis, where he buys n great
many mules and horses.
Miss Emma Hufford, sister of S.
N. Hutford, of Graham, died at her
home in Wytheville last week of
pneumonia.
Captain and Mrs. j. d. Alexander,
who have been visiting their children,
Mrs. Kits and Mrs. Kilgore at Nor
ton, returned to Tazewell Wednesday
night.
Admiral Robley d. Evans, the
famous naval officer, died suddenly in
Washington yesterday, from indiges-
ton.
Lewis Johnson, who was the guest
of his brother, DR.. P. d. Johnston,
in Tazewell during the holidays, re-
turned to his home in Eastern Vir-
ginia last week.
Mrs. Lucy Walker and two daugh-
ters, Margaret and Annie Byrd, vino
have been the guests of Mrs Walker S
brother, Robert Henry, in South
Carolina, returned to Tazewell during
the holidays.
Monday the new Board of Super
visors met and organized by electing
d. b. Daniels Chairman. The Board
transacted little business, adjourning
until next Tuesday.
Doak Davidson, Harry Thopmson,
J.~N. IIarman, jr., Henry Kiser, and
John Baylor, of Cedar Bluff, have
returned to school at Washington and
Lee.
Miss Virginip Stone, who had bee n
the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. l..
Alexander, at st. Paul, stopped over
in Tazewel for day on her way to
fredericksburg, where she is teaching.
DR., j. L. Muncy, a prominent
physician, of Giles county, was
thrown from his buggy near Penn
broke last Friday, and was found
dead short time afterwards. The
exact cause of his death is not known
DR. Muncy was brother of Thomas
j. Muncy, O TaZewell.
Messrs. Hartman and Poost have
moved their offices to nicely furnished
rooms in the Lynch building, over
Chapman S store. Mr. Hartman is now
Commonwealth Attorney, and the
duties imposed by this office made it
{ necessary that more rom be had.
We are sole distributors of Paradim
Flour in Tazewel! and vicinity If you
are not using it let us send you a
barrel under our personal guarantee.
C. 7. PERRY and co.
Miss Dele Cooley, daughter of Mrs.
Mamie e. Cooley, of Bluelield, and
Mr.. w. A. Easter, of Roanoke were
married in Washington city, on Tues
day, Jan. End. The bride was born
and reared in this town, and host of
friends and relatives here wish for
her the fullest measure of happiness.
We guarantee every barrel of Par
adm -four, absolutely. If you will
try one sack we know you will want
another.
C. I. PERRY and co.
James Doak has entered the Nat
ional Business College, in Roanoke,
for business course. "Jim" will do
fine work. His friends and relatives
are sure of it.
M. H. Whitaker, who has been at
work at Kimball, was here during
Christmas with disabled ankle,
caused by rock falling on him in a
tunnel, where he was at work. He
has improved sufficiently to go back
to work.
Paradim flour makes baking easy
tempting biscuit and dainty pastry
are sure if you specify Paradise.
C. 7. PERRY and co.
Preaching in the Baptist church