Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-02-14
Pounding Mill Items
Pounding Mill. Va. !

Founding Mill, Va, Feb. IL.
Miss Effie Williams attended
Ky Belle" at Richlands FRIDAY
night. People are delighted with
the play all Cedar Bluff talent.
, John B. Gillespie, manager of
Steele-Hurt and Co.'S big store,
has returned from eastern mar
kets where he bought a nice
stock of goods.
G. c. McLain is Laid up"
with lagrippe.
Born to Fulton Altizer on last
night boy.
Mrs. G. r. Thomas returned
last of the week from Whitewood
where she went on account OF
the death of her daughters, Mrs.
Wards, infant. Her daughter
has been very ill but is reported
better.
Charlotte, the little daughter
of c. M. Hunter is celebrating
her birthday this afternoon at
her pretty home in South Will
Iiamsburg. She invited her
teachers and several little friends
all herself.
DR.. George Williams, Newport
News, is improving rapidly at
his old home here.
Dr. Bancroft, Ga, came last
week to make out pills" for
the quarry workers and others
He is graduate of University
College of Medicine, Richmond.
DR.. A Del Castillo, dentist of
Richlands, made a professional
visit here yesterday, the guest
of his friend, DR.. Bancroft.
Miss Lettie Ringstaff is WELD
ing the yardstick in Pounding
Mill Supply Co.. 8 store.
Mrs. Susan Ringstaff was very
sick a few days last week.
Mrs. Howard Reed was very
i'll few days Last week. 1t is
thought she had appendicitis.
James Mcclure, son of Charles
Mcclure and wife on the Branch
came home from Piedmont Busi
ness College on account of being
sick. He likes the school and
will return when he gets well.
Miss Georgia Harris, gradu
ate of Piedmont Business Col
lege, is visiting for few days
her parents, Milton Harris and
wife on the Branch.
Misses Lettie and Ocie Lowell
were visitors to Gillespie Sun
day.
Howard Reed received the sad
intelligence of his fathers death
at Indian which took place last
night, from typhoid--pneumonia.
Miss Helen Mcclure, of Cedar
Bluff, was visiting her uncle, w.
B. Steele recently.
Mrs. w. B. Steele received a
letter from her uncle, j. II.
Claypool, Stirling, Idaho. He
has been "shut in" with rheu-
matism since December 1st, has
had it for the past three winters.
A town has been built on land
formerly owned by him. He
sends love and best wishes to
relatives and friends. He for
merly lived in Burke's Garden.
He likes Idaho and is doing we'll.
Receives one of the Tazewell
papers, hence, keeps in touch
with his old friends and relatives
in far away Virginia.
The w. c. T. will give program
Friday night, the usual monthly
meeting night. Miss Bessie Brown
has gotten up a program and will
conduct the meeting. Come out and
enjoy the readings, songs, etc. We
have the real temperance songs. and
you'll II enjoy them.
Mrs. Millard Brown, of Little Val
ley, spent last week with her friend,
Mrs. M. j. SturQill and daughter,
Miss Bessie Brown.
James Neele, R. f. d. carrier,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Neele.
Jim eats dinner at home every day
yet that does not satisfy him.
j. T. Altizer is still on the sick
list-n general brakedown.
R. M. Sparks spent one day last
week in Bluefield.
Mr.. Petts has moved from Pound
ing Mill Branch to the w. r. Will
liams farm; PeeIy Doughton moved
back to Richlands, Mrs. Doughton to
be with her mother, Mrs Davis.