Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-10-10
Local News

shopping.
Mrs. Nancy Hawkins Thomas
is visiting her parents here,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. M. Hawkins.
CIV. Keister, the well known
citizen of Graham, is reported
critically i'll at his home of
typhoid fever.
c. P. Hartman, of Maxwell,
proprietor of the Maxwell Mill
ing Company, was in the city on
business yesterday.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank r. Witten, who has been
extremely i'll at his home in
Bulefeld, is reported better.
Misses Margaret Witten, Hat
tie Fudge, Blanche Brown and
Rachel Bowen are attending the
State Fair.
Capt. j. E. Vines, of the Sup
erintendent of the Convict road
force, was here on business on
Monday of this week.
Robert Hopkins, son of Mr.. o.
r. Hopkins, has accepted a posi-
ton with Hawkins Pharmacy,
and has already given assurance
of becoming "a valuable man"
in the business.
Messrs. AL Litz, I. c.. Buchan-
an, II. e. George. ir., Frank
Bundy, DR.. J.W. Witten, O'Keeffe
Peery and Henry Preston, jr.,
are taking in the State Fair this
week.
The Tazcwell Chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy
held their regular meeting at
the home of Mrs. Lucy May on
Tuesday afternoon. There was a
good attendance and an interest
ing m Getting.
Mr.. w. B. Leslie, and his sis
ter, Miss Isabel, went to Rich
mond on Friday night last for a
short vacation. They are taking
in the Fair, the big meeting of
the editors at Murphys, visiting
relatives and having good
time generally.
Mountain John" Helmandol-
Ter wishes the people to know
that he has lots of fine apples
yet, which he can deliver at SOC
a bushel. They are going fast.
Better see him.
Mr.. WE. Peery is moving the
framed structure adjoining the
new Methodist church. He will
erect it on his lots recently pur-
chased from A. st. Clair as a
house for his cook-that is, if
he can find the cook.
Is your Sunday School an "ev-
ergreen, or like the bear, a
ALTERNATING" one? Don't 90 in
to winter quarters. p" You can't
get the devil to pair off" with
your school. He keeps at it
whether you do or not.
Patrick Henry Hit, of Tan
nersville, put on his Sunday
chothes and came to town Sun
day afternoon and spent Mon
day here attending to business.
His health is better. He looks
and feels better than for some
time.
Mr.. T. o. Laird returned to
his home here Sunday from
Roanoke, where he has been a
student at the Roanoke National
Business College for several
months. He completed the book
keeping and penmanship course
and will rest up a while here be-
fore accepting employment.
Mrs. Canadian and her daught-
er have returned from their visit
to Roanoke, and of course had a
pleasant visit. Some folks there
be, who have a good time every
where they go, you know. They
are delighted with this splendid
October weather. almost, but
not quite equal, of course, to the
kind they are fused to-"
Councilman A. &. Kiser has
eXacted a prom Use from the
Board of Supervisors to furnish
the material for macadamizing
the road to the new cemetery.
AS no funds are in hand for
grading the road it has been
suggested that the citizens adopt
the plan of each male member
giving a days work to the pur-
pose, or its equivalent in cash.
Professor Carson says he has
the "best school" he ever had.
The teachers and pupils are all
hard at it, and doing fine work.
The general deportment of the