Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-10-03


Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Barrett, is |
i'll at her home west of town
with fever, with which she has
been suffering several weeks.
Mrs. A. M. Millard, together
with her summer guests, the
Misses Hawkins. of Charleston,
are visiting Mrs. Millard's sons,
Will and Walter at Slemp, in
Wise county.
A. G. Russell's new residence
is nearing completion. Kincer
and Vermillion have just finish
ed nice granolithic walk from
the porch to the street. He ex-
poets to be housed inside before
the snow flies.
Mrs. Rose SPOTS, so we'll known
here, is on a visit to relatives
and friends. This is her old
home, and her visit is mutually
enjoyed by her and her host of
friends.
This a prolific cabbage year.
NH. Whitaker brought single
stalk to this office yesterday
which has thirteen distinct, solid
heads. Of course the heads are
small.
Miss Fannie Tynes, who taught
in Cedar Springs, S. c., last
year, returned to her work
there last Monday. Miss Tynes
has the difficult task of teaching
blind children and is said to be
rapidly reaching the expert
stage in this pains-taking work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ed Perry
had as guests for a while on
Sunday Judge and Mrs. Sanders,
of Bluefeld. Mrs. Sanders is
sister to Mrs. Peery. Think of
driving over from Bluefield on
an afternoon, paying visit and
returning before night! So much
for automobiles and improved
roads.
Col. j. B. Boyer has returned
from Bristol, where he attended
meeting of the Ninth district
democratic committee of which
he is a member. On his return
he stopped over in Radford and
had the pleasure of looking
through the new school buildings
there, which he thinks are among
the best in the State.
10. Davidson, whose lost tur-
keys were advertised in this
paper, found them in the Cove,
ten miles from home five weeks
after their disappearance. Of AZ
in the flock, only two were miss
ing. These turkeys were travel
ing some, yet not so fast but
that an ad in this paper over
took them.
Rev. Geo. S. MCclary, at one
time pastor of the Christian
church here, delighted his form
er parishioners and friends by
visit this week, and part of
last week. He is pastor at Avon,
Conn. and is doing a good work.
While on this trip he preached
morning and night for his form
er charge at Graham.
THE Order of Alfalfa" will
meet for permanent organiza-
ton, on Horse Sales Day, Octo-
Der 18th, in the building of the
Star Milling Company. Object
of the order is to encourage the
growing of alfalfa. There are
no dues. The only requisite for
membership is that the member
agrees to grow a patch of alfalfa |
next year. Everybody interested
at all is. cordially invited, to be |
present on the 18th.
w. G. O'Brien, Secty. protein.
A. L. Tynes. Tempy. Pres.
Mr.. James T. Neel, of Shaw
yer Mill, is again at Richmond
entering upon his second year
at the Medical College of Vir-
ginia. Mr.. Neel was one of five
who passed all the examinations
in the Freshman class last spring
receiving the highest grade of
the five He has also been honor
ed by being awarded the state
scholarship in medicine at his
Institution. it being obained for
him by the Hon. j. Powell
Royal, of Tazewell, with the
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