Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-04-04
Local News

w. L. Witten & Co.
Mrs. Gillette Moss. of Welch.
was business visitor to TaZe-
well Wednesday,.
George H. Moss, of Burke's
Garden, was in the city several
days this week on busin ess.
Attorney II. r. Hawthorne
was out of the city several DAYS
this week on business.
1t is stated that work on the
Falls Mills-Abbs Valley road is
progressing finely under the
management of Mr.. |. II. Harry.
Garden making is the order of
the day. Time enough yet. The
ground is cold, and seed will
do little good planted in cold
ground.
Colonel J. B. Boyer and ]. H.
Whitley have been in Washing.
ton city this week on business
connected with the postoffices in
the two towns.
j. Pierpont Morgan's wealth is
varlously estimated at from rs
to 300 million dollars. His will
has not been made public.
There will be preaching in the
TaZeWell RaptiSt church navt
Sunday II a. M, and 7:30 p. m.
by the pastor, T. H. Campbell.
j. Powell Royal left Wednes-
day night for Ash county, N. c.,
to look after the interests of the
Heninger estate, of which he is
administrator.
Mrs. Daisy Hardy, of Lynch
buryg, who has been clerk in
the store of M. j. Hawkins for
several months, resigned her
position last week and returned
to her home in Lynchburg.
Special attention is called to
the announcements Of the meeting
of the Confederate Veterans.
The date is April 9th instead of
the 10Th as was enormously
stated in last issue of this paper.
Remember, 9th instead Of 10Th.
The Baptist people can now
have plenty of Eight" on the
subject. The new chandelier.
installed by general manager
Larlmer is a nice one, and floods
the audience room with light.
Invitations are out for a silver
tea at the District parsonage,
Friday April 4th. Hours Sd, as,
So, CT, rs, SO, $40. Invitations
are supposed to have been sent
to all; but if you did not receive
one come all the same.
Miss Lula Jones has taken the
position in Hankins' store made
vacant by the resignation of
Mrs. Hardy. Miss Jones will
make invaluable help in serving
the trade in THE Store That
Satisfies"
Mr.. Ed. Witten on Monday
purchased the H. E. Zimmerman
building on Main Street, now
occupied by DR.. jackson and
Mr.. Bottimore 1t is stated that
he paid $4,000 for the half inter
est in the building.
Miss Dora Patton left Monday
night for Canebralle, w. Va, to
be present with her sister, Mrs.
5. M. Lambert, who has been
unwell for several weeks. She
was accompanied as far as Blue
field by her father, C. T. Patton.
Major R. r. Henry has return
ed from his winter vacation, and
is again at his desk, feeling
much better and looking younger.
His winter was spent in Texas,
South Carolina and other
Southern localities.
Mrs. A. M. Willard has re-
turned from her visit south to
her son, w. H. Willard, and en-
joyed her trip very much. In the
meantime Mr.. A. M. Willard is
laid Up for the past week with
an attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. John Ball, of Princeton,
W. Va, spent several days here
this week. His wife, Mrs. Reba
Peery Ball, is in South Carolina,
where she spent the winter with
her sister, DR.. Mary Peery.
Johns boy, 16 years old, is do
ing well at Fork Union Academy.
Mr.. A. j. Mcclure has been
confined to his home for several
day by blood poisoning, which
developed in his left hand, which
he cut with shoe knife about
two weeks ago. He is getting
better.
j. n. Hartman. jr., who re-