Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-08-23
Blacks Photo Studio.
"pHoTos THAT PLEASE"
Main Street, - Tazewell, Va.

Robert Brown, who has been at
tending the summer school at Emory,
has returned to his home here.
Captain and Mrs. Fudge, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Porter,st Rural Retreat, have return
ed home.
Mrs. Al Litz has as her guests
Misses Sadie and Ella Trenson and
Henrietta Wilson, OF North Carolina
DR.. Billiard. pastor of the Chris
tian church. has rented the property
of Miss Mag Litz on lower Main
Street.
Stevie Wittcu, daughter of Mrs.
Beverly Warren, died at her home
on Main Street Monday morning and
was buried in the new cemetery
Thursday.
The Tazewell Amusement C.m2iny
are arranging to move up town. having
secured location on the Payne lot.
adjoining the Crockett Garage. They
epxect to he there by the Fair.
w, b. Allen. State manager for
the Prudential Insurance Company,
was business visitor to T'a2cwsll
Wednesday. in consultation =, IA his
local agent, T. a. Repass. IL.
DR.. and Mrs. Kilby are visiting
Mrs. Kilby's father, Judge Grauam.
They will remain here until the mid
die of September. when the will move
to Lyncbhurg, where DR.. Kilby will
resume his duties as member of the
faculty of the Randolph Macon
Woman's College.
| b. II. Berninp, Of New York City,
is the guest in Tazewcll of Messrs.
Goggin Crockett and Roy St. Clair
Mr.. Berning was at school with the
Tazewell boys in the pharmacy de
partment OF Columbia University, he
having taken special course in food
and drug analysis.
There will be union service next
Sunday morning in Central Church.
Burke's Garden. Rev. w. c. Shafer
will conducted the services, and will
assist Rev. Richie in administering
the communion.
There will also be services in the
Chapel at i 10.
Miss Mary Brown underwent n
surgical operation in the Johnston
Willis hospital Sunday night for ap-
pendicitis. Her father. who accom-
panied her, returned yesterday morn
ing and states that she is getting
along satisfactorily
DR.. Walker received a letter
from his daughter in Staunton on
Wednesday which stated that the
weather was very hot and dry. and a
Staunton paper says that unless rain
falls within the next week the corn
crop will be failure. This is an I'M
usual condition of things.
Miss Bessie Crockett will begin a
music class in the rooms of Mrs.
McBryde, over the National Bank.
Monday, August 26th. Miss Crockett
is thoroughly proficient in music and
will doubtless have large class.
R. Frank Bundy is driving better
car than usual. He recently made a
trip to Bluefield, and had an accident
with his Ford, and proceeded to trade
for a Rambler, which he drove home
The car is nice one, with modern
attachments.
A. Nj. Black returned Wednesday
from New York city, where he BOUGHT
the Royal Poncianna Studio, located
at Palm Beach. Florida, and owned
by New York parties. Mr. Black will
spend about three months of the
winters in Florida, where he will
operate the studio
Last Tuesdays papers annuonced
the accidental killing by railroad
train, of Mr.. William Martin Will
Hams, of Biacksburg. Va, at Hart
sells, Alabama, where he, with two
sons was engaged in railroad con
struction. Deceased was brother to
Acknowledgement Williams, and to
Hon. Martin Williams, of Giles, and
MIR. A. II. Williams, of Wytheville.
lie was Cd years of age. The burial
took place at lacksburg on Wednes
day.