Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-07-18

ueI HUME OH NdlflOdu avenue,
near the Presbyterian church.
Conrad Tynes, of Johnson City,
was here Sunday visiting his
family.
DR.. A. L. Tynes and family, of
Staunton, arrived here last Sat
urday. DIR. Tynes returned Mon
day, the rest of the family re-
naming for several weeks visit.
Miss Felicia Dickinson, of Cas-
tlewood, is the guest of Mrs. A.
S. Higginbotham, her sister.
Mrs. Joe Bowen, who has been
visiting relatives in town, has
returned to her home in the Cove.
Mrs. Gussie Bowen and daught-
err, Miss Ella, are the guests of
Captain Reese Il. Bowen and
family at Radford.
Mr.. Lancaster, envoy of the
Salvation Army, with heaqduar-
ters in Bluefeld, was in the city
on Wednesday soliciting funds
for the Emergency Rooms in
Bluefield, the object of which is
to give shelter to the homeless
in that city.
Flour is now lower than it has
been, and we are going to off er
the Kismet Flour at 5000 per
barrel. We guarantee this flour
to be the best on this market.
A trial will convince you. The
Tazewell Supply Co.
A car load of sugar in transit.
Sugar is advancing very rapidly
and no telling how high it will
go. You had better buy what
you are going to need now. The
Tazewell Supply Co.
Joe, the bright son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James johnson, is now a
full-hedged member of the News
Office. He is learning to set 'em
up alright. and is a good steady
boy, inheriting many of the good
traits of his mother, of course.
Mr.. S. w. Cecil calls our at
tention to the fact that the ac-
count of the accident to Captain
Gildersleeve was wrong in so
far as his motor cycle being the
cause of the horses running
away. We gladly make the cor
rection. Our information at the
time was incorrect.
The news of the continued ill
health of Mr.. Ed Goodman in
Burke's Garden, and one or two
of his sisters, is not good news
to a large number of relatives
and friends of this fine family,
who hope sincerely for his
restoration to health.
Col. j. R. Miller, of Eustis,
Florida, was here on yesterday
the guest of his friend, Mr.. j.
N. Hartman. Colonel Miller is a
Virginian and years ago ran for
Governor of the State on the
Prohibition ticket, and polled
the largest vote ever given a
prohibitionist in the State.
Sergeant Thompson wishes
special notice given that if the
cowboys continue to let their
cows Craze on the streets and
sidewalks for several hours in
the morning and evening as has
been the case heretofore, he will
be compelled to take the bovines
to the stray pen. Look after
your cows or get them locked up.
The Graham news in the Tele-
graph yesterday gives an ac-
count of the finding of the body
of white baby, in shallow,
newly-made grave, in Coon Hol-
low, near the slaughter pen, on
the outskirts of Graham, this
county. Whose baby, or why SO
disposed of-the heartless, un-
natural mother-is not, and may
never be known. 1t is stated
that Commonwealth Attorney
Hartman will investigate the
matter.
The writer, on his recent visit
to Burke's Garden, heard MANY
complimentary things said of
the new Lutheran pastor, Rev.
MIR. Huffman. He is pastor of the
Lutheran church here. This town
now has six vigorous and active
pastors, and several resident
ministers besides. The cause of !
religion should move forward. !
The trouble is that some of the
workers seem to be "over-cropp-
ed" like brother Charles Peery
and his neighbor, brother "BilP"
Jones. There are a great MANY
"over-cropped" church members
IN this community. They are
all in the weeds and grass.