Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-05-02
Local News

Moore, last week.
w. H. Medley, Liberty. and
his daughter, Miss Jennie, Poca-
hontas, have purchased Is acres
of land on Mud Fork, and will
move to their new home soon.
The cold wave, rain and snow.
passed away on Tuesday, and
the skies are bright, the sun is
warming up things in fine shape.
Corn planting will commence
now in earnest.
1t is reported that Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. Pendleton and
family will soon move to Cedar
Bluff, where Mr.. Pendleton will
conduct his life insurance
agency.
Mrs. John Hopkins, who has
been critically ill at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. |.
Verm lion, at North Tazewell,
is gradually getting better.
w. -. Stevenson, who has
been living in Bluefeld, has
moved with his family to Taze-
well and has taken a good posi-
ton with w. F. Hartman on his
farm east of town.
DR.. Isaac PIERCE returned
Tuesday morning from Rose
Hill, Lee county, where he had
been summoned to assist his
brother, DR.. David PIERCE in
several delicate surgical oper-
ations.
W. G. Gillespie, the well
known merchant at Knob, was
here on Tuesday, and got a
package of sweet corn seed for
his boy. He was the first to call
and get corn.
The advertisement of the
Radford State Normal School
appears in this paper. Prof. J.
I. Mcconnell, the President, is
well known in Tazewell, and his
connection with the school is
almost positive guarantee of it's
success.
There will be preaching in the
Tazewell Baptist church next
Sunday III Il. m. and 7:45 D. m.
After the morning sermon the
Lords Supper will be admins
tered. L. II. Campbell, Pastor.
Our last car of Swifts Red
Steer fertilizer just arrived.
Phone your order at once. if YOU
need any. The Tazewell Supply
Co.
Mrs. Fanny Gibboney Cox, of
Grafton, and Mrs. j. Early
st. Clair, Of N. c., a neice, are
the guests of Major and Mrs. A.
>. Tynes, at their home on Taze-
well avenue.
Mrs. Neal, Ada, w. Va. gets
IN her check before closing time.
She is closely related to brother
Geo. w. Wynn, of Burke's Car
den, and keeps in touch" with
old home and friends through
the old home paper.
The loyal Temperance Legion
will meet Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock in the Christian church.
This will be Rally Day in the
Legion. Every one is cordially
invited to attend.
GEORGE PERRY, Secretary.
T. A. Repass, Sr., who has
been reported ill at his home at
Cedar Bluff, is much better, and
Is getting stronger as the re-
turning spring forces out the
blossoms and the green grass
Mrs: Robert Meek, and little
son, Robert. Jr., of Burke's
Garden, spent Tuesday night in
town and had a great time at
the picture show, and left We'd
nesday morning for Roanoke.
April has a record of two
SHOWS and some very cool, dis
agreeable weather. Fruit is
thought to be damaged but only
to a limited extent. Very little
corn has been planted, and gar
den vegetables will be late.
Dr.. DUNCAN the nurseryman.
of Clear Fork, was here on Tues.
day, and said that many apples
are killed in his section, and
perhaps all the pears and peach
es. However, as usual, there'll
be enough and to spare.
Two new gardeners in town
H. Claude Pobst and Will Tarter
are doing, and going to do won
derful gardening this spring.
They are making a good begin
ing-but wait until the sun gets
hot
Rev. Mr.. Campbell preached