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

Wittens.
Oscar George was here on Tues
day looking like "a working
man." He was busy getting up
his nice crop of Oats.
Get the Saturday Evening
Post from Jas. Alexander, the
newsboy. One year for $3.50.
This is much cheaper than SC
per copy the retail, weekly price.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Witt, of
the Paint Lick neighborhood,
two of the best folks in that sec
ton, were here on Tuesday, and
called at headquarters.
You will need disc harrow
this fall. Come in and see our
line. Star Milling Co.
Banie Peery. who has been
in Texas for the past year or
two, arrived here this week. and
will pay an indefinite visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.
Pcery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, G. Kiser will
leave today for Virginia Beach,
Washington and other points
east on a vacation of several
weeks.
Ice water served at our ware
house to our customers; also a
place to put your saddle out of
the rain. Come in; you are well
coined at all times. Star Milling
Co., Inc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy S. Thomp-
son and Mrs. Thompson's broth
er, Walter Kiser, will return
today from Wytheville, where
} they have been visiting relatives
for the past week.
Attorney H. Claude Pobst is in
Washington, D. c., where he
was sent by the Board of Super
visors with a sample of the foun-
dation of the courthouse, which
will be examined by Government
chemists.
G. c. Long, of Big Stone GAP.
was here yesterday, and left yes
terday afternoon for Coeburn in
an automobile which he purchas-
ded from Star Milling Co. He
was accompanied by DR.. John
E. Jackson.
Rev. LII. Huffman, a minister
of the Lutheran church, a stu
dent in a theological seminary in
Chicago, preached two very ac-
ceptable sermons in the Luther
an church here Sunday. He is
supplying in this section during
vacation.
The towns water supply has
given the council and sergeant
serious concern for the past two
weeks. The reservoir was almost
empty on one or more occasions.
Sergeant Thompson has been
pumping water from the fish
pond spring for the past week
iiilo Tie reservoir.
The ladies of Pleasant Hill
church in Thompson Valley, will
give an ice cream supper in the
rooms over Gillespie and Co.'S.
store on August 9th, beginning
at z O'Clock. The proceeds to
go for the benefit of the church
The public are invited.
John S. Bottimore. CT. Peerv.
p. S. Witten, j. S. French, vii.
liam Bottimore, Allen French
and VIM. Steele, composed a
party of fishermen, who left here
Monday for the waters of Buch-
anan county. No reports have
been received here of the large |
catch" which these gentlemen
expected to make. They will |
return tomorrow.
Marvin Crabtree, of Clear Fork
was fined $40 and costs by Mag,
lstrate Geo. w. Patton here Mon
day for assulting his uncle. Geo
Crabtree at Mt. Olivet church
Sunday. A warrant is in the
hands of officers for Henry Crab
tree, who was a party to the as
sault, as well as being charged
with disturbing public worship.
Both Henry and Marvin Crab
tree are said to have been drunk.
Miss Laura Lyons is here, the
guest of Mrs. j. G. Buston and
other friends. She has a chair
in the well known Mary Baldwin
Seminary in Staunton, and is
therefore pleasantly located, as
she we'll deserves to be. Miss
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