Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-09-19
Local News

Mrs. Arthur Grabyeal, of
Maxwell and sister, Mrs. M.
Zeigler, of Seaboard, came up
to the Fair Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Walter Dickinson, of
Castlewood, was here this week
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
A. S. Higginbotham.
Miss Bessie Leffel, who has
been visiting relatives in Blue
field, returned to Tazewell Mon
day.
Mrs. o. C. Tise, of Yukon and
sister, were here during the fair
the guests of Mrs. George P.
Hall.
Misses Lucille Snapp, Pansy
Meek, Ethel Meek, BERTHE Thomp-
son, bright young Burke's Gard
en- girls, will leave next week for
the Roanoke Womans College at
Salem.
Miss Mary Moss, of Burke's
Garden, will leave next week for
Mary Baldwin Seminary at
Staunton.
Frank T. Wall, of Graham,
has been selected as assistant
teacher of chemistry at Blacks
burg, where he has been a
student several years.
COW FOR SALE. One half
Jersey COW, five years old, fresh.
Apply to A. l.. Repass, Grafton,
Va.
DR.. P. ID. Johnston has been
Ill at ease for several weeks, a
boil on the back of his neck Civ
ing him a great deal of trouble.
He has probably forgotten that
boils are woth SIS each.
Smith Lockhart, of Princeton,
was here this week minglinp
with his friends and taking in
the fair. He appears to be we'll
satisfied with his new home in
Princeton.
G. B., C. j. and j. P. Gose,
ir., sons of Mr.. and Mrs. John
2. Gose, Of Burke's Garden, and
George Peery, Leith Dunn, VIM.
Shaver, of the same commun-
ity, left this week for Roanoke
College at Salem.
Joseph Rosenbaum, who has
been clerking in the hardware
store of j. A. Greever for the
past year, has resigned, and will
accept employment with the
Ritter Lumber Company. Will
liam Greever has taken his
place in the store.
Miss Hattie Hartman, who has
been teaching music in theVir-
glnla Christian College in Lynch
burg for several sessions, will
not return the present session,
but will remain at her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover C. Nc
CURE have rented the home of
Mrs. Sallie Hoover on Tazewell
avenue, and have moved in.
Mrs. Hoover and her son, Sam.
will board with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcclure this winter.
. Mrs. Lipford, of West Virginia.
a sister of Mrs. A. j. Mcclure,
of TaZewell, has leased the Old
Inn property and has fitted it up
for hotel. The name has been.
changed to the "Clinch Valley
House."
A good deal of excitement was
created in town last Friday
night by report that the resi-
dence of r. C. Chapman was
afire. Crowds quickly gathered,
but discovered that the alarm
was caused by the burning of
the SCOT in flue. No damage
was done.
Miss Mabel Bourne, teacher
in the Pounding Mill High School
and Mrs. w. B. Steele, a former
teacher of the schools in that
community, were in the city
Saturday arranging for the pro-
per exhibition of the hand work
of the Pounding Mill school
children.
LOST = Somewhere between
the Star Milling Co.'S, mill and
Scott's old BODYBUILDING, Sept.
9Th, a new long, black leather
hand bag. The bag had a strap,
contained no money, only a few
names and addresses. The finder
will please return or leave at
this office. and receive a reward.
Falls Mills has experienced
unusual business activity the
past week. In order to boost the
town the farm of j. E. Wagner
urncs mt NV .,oHo IL.