Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-22

George w. Litz. of Columbus. was
here Tuesday as the guest of his Il
brother, AL Litz.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bustor have
been confined to their home on Rail-
road avenue for several days.
Hon. Alexander St. Clair and G.
W. Doak went to Charleston. w. Va,
Wednesday night on business.
Mr.. l.. A. Tynes, who has been on
business trip to West Virginia,
will return to-day.
Harry l.. Buston was confined to
his home this week by illness. The
doctors have about decided that he
has appendicitis. but an operation has
not yet been decided upon.
f. b. Mcdonald, meat cutter for
Harrison, Barns and Company, has
been in Russell county, on business
connected with the sale of real estat
belonging to Mrs. Mcdonald.
A. B. Scott was called home Tues
day on account of the illness of his
young daughter, next to the baby,
which necessitated an operation. DR..
st. Clair of Bluefeld, came down
Wednesday and relieved the little
sufferer.
Vernon Johnson. the street car
operative, is.displaying several ugly
spots on his face, caused by some
kind of poisoning. The exact nature
of the trouble is not known.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson, who
were married at Gary. w. Va, last
week. reached Tazewell on Tuesday
from their wedding trip, and are
spending some time with homefolks
here.
The editor of the News attended
the Southwest Sunday School Con-
vention, at Pulaski, and will have
something to say about it in next
issue of this paper.
Mr.. Stephen Rosenbaum continues
Ill at his home on lower Tazewell
Avenue. His condition does not i'm
prove, and his family and friends are
apprehensive and anxious. He seems
to be suffering from a complication
of troubles.
Mrs. j. A. Hagy continues i'll at
her home near the new cemetery.
She is said to be suffering from gall
stones, and is in a precarious con-
dition. Her son, Charles, who belongs
to Company 46. of the United States
Coast Artillery and located at Fort
Strong, Mass, was wired for on
Wednesday.
A meeting of the stockholders and
directors of Tazewell Fair Association,
Inc. will be held at Tazewell, at the
office of ii. Claude Pobst, Secretary,
on Saturday. November 23rd, 1912,
at IL a. m. Mr.. Pobst, who has been
secretary of the association for sever
al years, will tender his resignation
at this meeting.
The manufacturers of our line of
Porcelain Coated Enameled Ware have
requested us to continue to sell their
make at one-third off the price until
further notice from them. They
make goods of merit, and are de-
termined to give you an opportunity
to test them. Boyer and Company.
Ballard p. Leffel was here selling
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also William Buchanan a fine crop
OF apples and vegetables was grown
on Clear Fork last season and much
of 1T was marketed here. When the
new road is completed from Cove
Creek across to Graham much of this
produce will be sold there and in
Bluefield, and Tazewell may be the
loser thereby, it is predicted. But
when the fine macadam road is finish
ed down Clear Fork this town will
still have the advantage. There is no
mountain to cross.
A medium sized dark bay mare,
black name and tail, tai rather short,
line traveller. racks very fast, very
gentle, was stolen from Miss Martie
Witten, mt Pisgah last Sunday even
ing about dark. Keep lookout for
this mare. The return of the mare,
or information as tc her where abouts
W i'll be gladly received and reward
! paid. Address Miss Martie Witten,
North Tazewell, Va, or this office.