Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-08-29

Mr.. Willie Austin, OF Rich-
'mond, and Miss Hazel Shelton,
of Bluefeld, have been guests
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Scott. Miss Shelton has re-
turned to her home.
Mr.. R. B. Shaver and two
bright little daughters, were in
the city yesterday.
Sam Cecil left the first of the
week for Richmond. where he
will join party of motor eye
lists, who will make an over
land trip to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary Murray and Mr..
William Hutchins, of Wittens
Mills, were married here Sum
day by the Rev. T. A. Repass.
Tazewell High School opens
Monday. The kids" and "Kid-
does" will be with us again. The
schools open all over the county
at this same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Laird are
packing their household goods
preparatory to moving to Blue
field. They will go next week.
Sugar Acknowledgements now
5 1-2c in hundred pound or barrel
lots. Price still climbing. Taze-
well Supply Co.
Miss Thelma Hopkins has gone
to Welch, where she expects to
undergo an operation for appen-
dicitis, which will be performed
in the Miners hospital.
DR.. d. C. Gillespie, of Cornell
and Mrs. Gillespie, reached
Tazewcll this week, and will
spend the remainder of their
vacation with relatives in the
county.
1t is reported that Miss Char
lotte Henry, who recently took
special course in music in Ger
many, will open and locate at
Welch, where she will have a
select number of pupils.
Mrs. II. w. McBryde and
daughter, Miss Nancy, who have
spent the summer with relatives
at Anderson, Tenn, returned to
town Tuesday night.
Mr.. J A. Leslie, Jr., return
ed on Monday from vacation
visit to his sister, Mrs. J. E.
Pearce, at Norton, and took up
again his work with the road
force, on Tuesday.
PONY FOR SALE. Mrs. ].
r. Laird wants to sell her nice
pony, as she will not need him
| in Bluefield. The pony is fine,
large, strong fellow, and as kind
and gentle as can be, both fol
riding and driving. Apply tc
Mrs. j. r. Laird, Tazewell, Va.
I Miss Geraldine, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Kendrick,
has been confined to her room
: for several days. 1t was feared
that she had fever, but such is
not the case, and she will soor
be out again.
Report has it that Mrs. S. r.
Litz, now occupying the Pendle.
; ton residence, which has be- n
purchased by Fred R. Steele
will move her family back tc
Graham. Tazewell people will
regret to lose Mrs. Litz and hel
family.
| Clinch Valley News: Mr.. V,
l.. Sexton was one of a small
number of Jones men who clam.
ored for instructing the delega-
ton to Norfolk, but kicks agains
the instruction given the County
Committee here on the 18th
ut depends" you know, entirely
upon whose OK hide is punctured
Mr.. Fl. Claude Pobst, the wei
known young attorney has q
broad, benignant and fartherly
smile on his handsome face. Its
a boy, and mother and babe are
doing finely. Also, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. H. Whitaker have added &
fine girl to the growing popula-
ton of tbs own, and DR.. Peirce
reports twins-a boy and girl,
in the family of VIM. Holman
dollar, on the Hartman farm,
near North Tazewell. The sale
! of paregoric and soothing syrur
is expected to increase in this
community.
MIR. and Mrs. Azariah Lundy,
former citizens of Thompson
Valley, now of Northampton,