Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-04-26

Board of Pharmacy, has returned
home.
Miss Bessie Crockett, who has been
in Middlesboro. attending school, has
returned to her home here.
Mrs. E. II. Copenhaver, who has
been the guest of her brothers and
sisters in the county several weeks,
returned to her home in Birmingham,
last Saturday.
Two cars Swift Red Steer Fertilizer
to arrive Saturday or Monday.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Prof. I. II. II. Christie, the well
known organ salesman of Bluefield,
was business visitor to Tazewell
Wednesday.
Abingdon Presbytery will convene
in Norton next Tuesday night, and
will be attended by Rev. S. 0. Hall
and Captain A. j. Tynes from Taze-
well.
Mr.. Robert Tarter, who has been
so Ill at the home of mis- daughter in
Bluefield, has gotten well enough to
return to his home at Wittens Mills,
where he is rapidly getting stronger.
Messrs. w. j. Harris, w. 2. Bow
man, and other progressive citizens
from Crockett's Cove, were here on
business Wednesday, and incidentally
attending the circus.
The lame. the halt, the blind and
deformed, were all here Wednesday.
soliciting aims. All of them were
followers of the circus, which offers
the good opportunities for plying
their trades.
The graduating class of the High
School have received nice, handsome
class pins, which Wee ordered by
Mr.. Edward jackson.
There will be preaching in the
Liberty Baptist church Sunday at IL
a. M, by the pastor. Rev. 4. H.
Campbell.
The Rev. j.. N. Hartman has ac-
copied the call to preach twice a
month for the Christian Baptist
church at Graham, and will begin his
duties on the first Sunday.
4, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Claude Pobst
have recently taken quarters in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Tynes,
and are comfortably and cozily sit
uated for light housekeeping.
Elisha Campbell, the well known
and highly respected colored man, is
is i'll at his home on lower Main
Street. His illness is of such char
acter as TO cause alarm to his
friends, both among the white and
colored people.
DR.. Joseph G. Kelly, no has been
here with his family several weeks,
it is understood, will remlan here
during the summer and cultivate a
portion of the farm owned by himself
and brothers east of town.
Misses Maggie Rose and Minnie
Hartman entertained a large number
of the young folks last Friday night
at their home. Each of the young
people were in masquerade. Refresh
ments of the Chairman kind" were
served and delight ul evening spent
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Iron Lithia Springs Company at
Tip Top, was held at Graham yes
terday to take steps to prevent the
sale of the property as advertised
under trust deed in this paper.
Mrs. M. E. Crockett, of Graham,
who has been living some distance
from the city. has gotten property in
the town of Graham, where she and
her family will enjoy the benefits of
city life.
Miss Barbara Reynolds, who has
successfully conducted for several
years the music department of the
school at Grundy returned to her
home at Tazewell last Tuesday.
The meeting at Dailey's Chapel
tomorrow will be well attended, from
all accounts, and should give the great
Sunday School work "a big boost" in
th1t comm unity. A number of minis.
tiers and othrs from this town will at
tend. Everybody is invited.
The house and furniture belonging
to w. t. Large at Castlewood was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
The loss is So, 600 with $4,000 in
surance.
Prof. W. Arhcie Thompson and
Miss Ward of Thompson Valley; Mr..
). G. n, Barns and Miss Thrift, of the
cove, Miss Mamie Rose Moss and
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