Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-02-21
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Bank
HIGHLANDS, VA

Services in the Christian
church Sunday morning at II
O'Clock.
Attorney w. b. Spratt, Rich
lands, was here at court sever; |
days this week.
J. =. Muncey, assistant Dis
trict Attorney, has been in at
tendance upon the Federal Court
in Roanoke this week, where he
prosecuted an important case.
DR.. c. T. st. Clair, formerly
of this town, son of ex-senator
st: Clair, has returned to his
office in Bluefeld from New
York where he took a post
graduate course in the Eye and
Ear Infirmary.
G. H. Reynolds, the big
Cavitts Creek stockman and far
mer, was her on yesterday. Mr..
Reynolds is planning to attend
the Inauguration, and take
Mrs. r. with him.
Geo. w. Bourne has had new
pallngs put around and in front
OF his residence on Tazewell
avenue, adding much to the
appearance and comfort of things
The picture shows, schools and
churches have been closed on
account of an epidemic of small
poX in Bluefeld. The papers
state that the disease is of a
mild type, and that there are no
new cases.
Rev. I. II. Campbell. pastor
of the Baptist church, attended
the big Anti-Saloon meeting in
Roanoke. During his absence
Mrs. Campbell had news of the
extreme illness of her father at
his home in Kentucky.
DR.. Joe Kelly has an additional
attraction at the Amuzu This
week in the personages of Jones
and Kratzer, comedians and
vaudeville artists. These vau6e-
vile stunts are given in addition
to the pictures.
John K. Mcdonald, travelling
representative of The Lynchburg
News, well known in Tazewell,
and Miss Josephine Parsons, of
Lynchburg, will be married in
Lynchburg next Wednesday.
Mrs. George HARRISON, who
has been the guest Of her son,
Dr.. HARRISON, at War, w. Va,
is the guest of friends in this
town. The lady recently had the
misfortune to fall and break her
left arm, which has given her a
great deal of trouble.
Late reports from the bedside
of j. ID. HARRISON are quite
favorable. He is said now to be
getting on well, and every in
dication points to his speedy
recovery. His friends and rela-
tives are greatly relieved by the
favorable change which has
taken place in his condition.
The statement of The Bank of
Pocahontas, one of the oldest and
safest in this section, reached lis
too late for last issue, and is
published today. The Statement
OF the First National Bank of
Pocahontas, one of the youngest
and safest, is re-published this
week.
If you expect to attend the in
auguration of President Wilson.
it will be well to notify this
office or the agent of the N. &
W., so that arrangements can be
made. Efforts are being made to
get up a party of 25, in order
that car may be obtained. A
party of Is can secure trans
portation for SITS round trip.
Get busy if you expect to 90.
WANTED-four pounds of
nice yellow butter per week bv
parcel post. This is money in
advance and ship from postoffice.
Who will answer? Address box
1856, Williamson, w. Va.
j. J. Greever, the nine-year old
son OF j. A. Greever, was burn
ed severely about the face and
hands Wednesday by pouring
gasoline on the kitchen fire at
his home south OF town. He was
sent to the kitchen to start the
fire, and, it is supposed, got hold
of a can containing gasoline in
stead of lamp oil. The skin has
all peeled off his arms and face.
Time will be required to deter
mine the extent OF his injuries.
Rev. w w. Ruff, of Licking
ton, Va, formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian church in this
town, gave his friends a very
pleasant surprise bv dronnino