Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-21
Capt. Jno. d. Alexander is

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Capt. Jno. d. Alexander is
visiting in Norton and Lebanon.
Rev. Ed. E. Wiley held Quar- ,
terly meeting at Graham fer
Presiding Elder Hurley Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. John Leftel and her son.
Shaver Mill, were shopping in
the city on Wednesday, and
paid this office welcome and
pleasant call.
G. M. Finley, the well known
horse buyer of Martinsville, will
be here next Monday, the oath
on the lookout for horses and
mules. Bring in what you have.
Mrs. N. ID. Artrip, of Black
ford, has been in Tazewell this
week as the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. d. r.
Hartman at North Tazewell.
WANTED:,-A young man of
good character, about Is or 10
years of age to learn good pro-
fession. Write Position, Rich
lands, Va.
The Healing Springs public
school will have an entertain
ment on April Bird. A fine pro-
gram is being prepared by the
students of the school.
/ William E. Peery, Jr., return
ed from Bluefeld Wednesday,
where he had been for a slight
operation for the removal of an
abscess near his left ear.
The confederate pension board
will sit at the courthouse on the
9th day of April next to amend
and correct the pension list. A.
st Clair, Chairman.
DR.. Charles r. st. Clair and
wife, his brother, DR.. Wade st.
Clair and wife, and Roy and
Otis st. Clair, of Bluefield, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
st. Clair Sunday.
There will be preaching in the
Tazewell Baptist church next
Sunday II a. m. by the pastor,
T. II. CAMPBELL.
S. s. 9:45.
The lead and zinc mines at
Cedar Bluff are again receiving
a boost. 1t is stated that a COM
pany has been formed to operate
the mines. 1t is Il pity that the
vein did not Justify operating.
Mr.. S. E. Clay and little
daughter, Of Indian, were in
town on Monday and Tuesday.
An aunt of Mrs. Clay recently
died, leaving her estate to Mrs.
Clay. Certain legal obstacles
have to be overcome before the
lady can take possession Of the
property.
An egg hunt will be given
tomorrow at tie home of Mrs.
A. L. Litz, beginning at 2 p. m.
An admission of Zoe will be
charged. All the children of the
town are'invitcd. The proceeds
will be used for the Methodist
church.
POSITION WANTED. Gov
verness, now primary teacher
and special kindergartner, wants
about June LIST, emDiOVment in
private family. Address Leb-
anon State School, Lebanon. Va
3-14-3.
William Clayton returned the
first of the week from an eX-
tended visit west. He was in
Oklahoma for sometime, where
he has 4 number Of relatives.
Contrary to the Usual rule, Mr..
Clayton did not contract the
western fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hampton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huddle,
who have been in Florida, ar
rived here last week. They are
all delighted with the land of
flowers, and will doubtless re-
turn next season. Mr.. and Mrs.
Huddle, after a short visit to
friends and relatives in the
county, will return to their home
at Battle Creek, Neb.
10 WINNER was in town yes
terday with one arm in sling
cause, a felon on one finger.
These are class of felons that
ought to be sent to the chair or
otherwise annihilated.
4 Mr.. j. M. Newton and Mr..
Nibbs, from Pocahontas and
Bluefield respectively, were the