Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-25
Local News

hCtoiilcy w. ID. OpfalC Is at
tending court this week.
Yellow Danver onion sets for
sale. The Tazewell Supply Co.
A. B. White sold 2 wagons
last week, but was unable to
deliver same by parcels post.
Mrs. Geo. w. Oney and Mrs.
Mayner X. Davis, of Steelsburg.
were here on Saturday looking
after their spring hats.
There will be preaching in the
Tazewell Baptist church next
Sunday II a. M, by the pastor,
II. Fl. Campbell.
Geo. w. Lewis sold and ship
ped pair of mules and horses
to North Carolina this week.
and good ones they were.
Squire Kingsbury, Raven, was
here on Tues day, and laid in a
fresh supply of criminal war
rants. He makes the unruly do
about" in his bailiwick.
Regular services at Episcopal
church, second Sundays at II
a. M, fourth Sundays at d o..
m. Rev. E. A. Rich, Rector.
Mrs. 7. A. Mcclure, Miss
Pearl Mcclure, Chapman H.
Peery and Jas. r. Brown. of
Cedar Bluff, were here on Satur-
day.
A complete line of stationery.
blank books, school supplies,
ect. Wynn and Whitt's.
Charlie Mcclure, son of our
old friend Floyd Mcclure, of
Pounding Mill, was looking
after business matters here on
Saturday.
Mr., Jno. r. Mcdonald, the
travelling representative of the
Lynchburg News, accompanied
by Mrs. Mcdonald, was in the
city yesterday in the interest of
the paper.
The solo sung by Elizabeth,
the stylish guest of "Ye Older
Time Tea Party" is well worth
hearing-at the High School
chapel tonight.
S. E, Stevenson, of Tip Top,
was here Saturday, being on his
way home from Shawver's Mills,
where he had been to visit his
brother, |. Il. H. Stevenson, who
has been i'll for several weeks,
! Mrs. G. w. Crabtree anc
daughter, of Thompson Valley
were in town Saturday. Mrs
Crabtrcc is arranging to spend
the greater part of the summer
in visiting friends and relatives
IN various parts Of the country
Special price on fancy china
queensware. glassware, ETC., al
Wynn and Whitt's.
Mrs. J. T. Kendrick left We'd
nesday morning for Galax. tc
attend 1.-THE closing exercises OF
the high school at that place.
She was accompanied by her
adopted daughter, Jessamine
Don't rush to plant corn
May LIST on tenth is time enough,
Better put in spare time harrow
ing the working the
corn before it is planted.
Longanecker" in Eye Older
Time Tea Party" at the high
school chapel tonight.
One of the Oldest and best
citizens of Clear Fork, Uncle"
Felix Bourne, was here on Tues
day to straighten out a little
klnk in his subscription figures,
which the bookkeeper had gotten
mixed. The kink was straighten-
ed all right. Uncle Felix is as
straight as a single and can see
a klnk as far as the next man,
and will go as far as the next
man to straighten one out.
The pastures have been held
back by unfavorable weather
this spring later than usual.
Very few cattle have been turn
ed out as yet. The town cows
are being kept up out of Ser.
geant Thompson's reach, much
to the inconvenience of the
owners but to the satisfaction OF
owners of nice lawns.
Mr.. J. Carl Tarter, Raven,
says: Find enclosed one bal
hide. Please enter me for one
years subscription" We have
done 80. The "bat hide" he sent
looks as though it had been wei
tanned by the old process, anc
fished out of the very bottom OF
the vat.