Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-10-17

w. Spracher, in Richmond, re-
turned to Tazewell Wednesday.
Miss Madge Richardson, of
Bluefield, spent last Sunday with
parents and friends in this city.
G. w. Keister, who has been
Ill at his home at Graham with
fever, is reported better.
Bane S. Higginbotham and
family of Tip Top, left this
week for Deland, Fla, to spend
the winter.
Miss Banche Hurley, music
teacher in the Richlands High
School, was the guest of her
parents here Sunday.
Attorney H. A. Bowen has
been in Mcdowell county several
days this week looking after a
timber tract in which he is in
terested.
Rev. J. R. King, and family
have taken up their new home
at Wytheville, where Mr.. King
will have charge of the Wtyhe-
vile circuit.
Mr.. Lacy A. Tynes has return
ed from Richmond Fair. Mrs.
Tynes, who accompanied him.
to the Fair, will visit in Rich
mOnd several weeks.
Mr.. Graf M. Mullin, assistant
cashier of the National Bank.
will leave today for Roanoke to
attend a meeting of Group s."
of the Virginia Bankers Associa-
ton.
The latest reports from Mrs.
W. I. Witten, who recently un-
derwent an operation in Rich
mond hospital, are favorable to
her speedy recovery.
William Holbrook, of Bailey.
had his arm severely crushed
Wednesday while logging" in
the mountains. The finger was
dressed by DR.. Witten at Ora
ham.
We have just received a car
load of Eastern Shore Sweet
Potatoes-fne as silk. Phone or
write us for prices. Tazewell
Produce Co., North Tazewell,
Va.
Mr.. R. C. Chapman drove his
Hudson car to Bluefield yester-
day, acting as guide for num-
Der of young folks, including
Mrs. G. M. st. Clair, Misses
Tot Mccall, Nell George and
Robert Moore.
Victor Lewis, D. B. Howell.
Raymond Peery, John w. st.
Clair and Vernon Johnson are on
a hunting trip on Knob" noun
tain. Upon their return the
price of fresh meat is expected
to drop away down.
Mrs. S. 7. Litz and famil,
are moving into the house of
Mrs. John H. Lewis. Fred R.
Steele will move into the house
vacated by Mrs. Litz, which he
recently purchased from w. G..
Pendleton.
Bids are wanted for digging
and covering a ditch Is inches
deep, and laying 5000 feet of
water pipe, from east end of
poor house farm to pipe near
Smith Hartman spring on A. j.
Steele's farm. j. A. Greever,
John E. Jackson, Committee.
Rev. DR.. Wiley will leave to-
morrow for Bluefeld to take
charge of the Bland Street
Methodist church, to which an
pointment he was recently sent
by the conference. Rev. Mr..
Plat, who succeeds DR.. Wiley
here, will arrive in few DAYS.
Jos. A. Crockett, the merchant.
was here Tuesday to have some
printing done. He had on new
suit of clothes, shoes shined,
freshly shaved and had the ap-
pearance of one enjoying Demo
cratic prosperity.
Superintendent of Schools w.
Archie Thompson is finding his
Ford runabOut great help to him
in visiting the rural schools. He
can now visit the schools in the
remote sections, straighten 'em
out and be back in his office in
short order.
The report that Edward Sibl-
erger, the absconding assistant
postmaster, had spent SO, 900 for
a draying business in Cleveland.
Ohio, where he was arrested, is
said to be false. u. S. Attorney
Barns GileSpie stated vestardov