Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-08-01
Local News

Rev. Mr.. ArrOwood, the pastor,
will preach in the Presbyterian
church Sunday night.
Mrs. John w, Mccall, of Ora
ham, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A. M. Willard.
Miss Rebekah Davis, of Pound
ing Mill, was a business visitor
to Tazewell Wednesday.
Miss Marie Scott, of Thompson
Valley, is having delightful
visit to relatives and friends at
Cedar Bluff.
The fair is the next big event
Just a little more than month
off Are you getting ready?
Preaching in the Lutheran
church next Sunday morning
and evening.
Mrs. Leslie Willard and the
baby are visiting home folks at
Williamson.
The Womans Missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Werth
Thursday, August 7th, at 2::3O.
r.. G. Chapman left yesterday
morning for New York city to
buy a supply of goods for his
store here.
Preaching in the Christian
church next Sunday morning by
Rev. r. f.. Gilmore, of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Mollie Cobb and Mrs.
Archer Cobb, of Darlington
Heights, are the guests of their
relative, Mrs. w. w. Carson.
Miss Isabelle Leslie and her
guest, Miss Carolene Burke,
spent the week end and several
days this week, at the Wright
Cottage, Iron Lithia Springs.
Mrs. DR.. C. A. Thompson's
condition has so much improved
as to relieve her friends and
family of any apprehensions of
her failure to recover.
Car load Clinchfeld Portland
Cement, and a car load Boon
BrandWood Fibre for sale.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Mr.. j. H. Yost, Grafton. was
here on wednesday, and called to
see the book keeper in this office.
Our Burke's Garden correspon-
dent says: Too hot to write
much. 1t is 81 in the shade now
Wednesday.
McCray Rcfrigcrators for sale
at so per cent discount from
their list price, freight to be
/ added. Get a McCray. The
Tazewell Supply Co.
There seems to be more than
usual interest shown this season
in County Fairs, all over the
State. The same should be the
case in Tazewell. A great Fair
Should be held this fall.
Mr.. Herbert Carson, a grad
uate of the Academic depart
ment of Washington and Lee,
the past session, reached home
on Tuesday for vacation. He will
enter the Union Theological
Seminary in Richmond mex tfall,
to prepare himself for the min
istry of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Mollie HARRISON, Abb's
Valley, was here on Tuesday. She
had with her two pretty girls.
one, her daughter, Miss Rebecca,
and the other, Miss Mamie
Feather, of Roanoke, who is a
summer visitor. No matter what
the style is this young Roanoke
Miss always has a pretty Feather
in her hat.
Mr.. r. W. Catron, Grafton,
brought to this Office several DAYS
ago a sample of fine rye he grew
this season. 1t is tall, clean and
well filled. Also Mr.. Jas. Buch-
anan, q sample Of Hairy or win
ter vetch, grown on his farm in
Thompson Valley. This sample
is at least 5 feet long, and the
pods seem to be well filed with
seed. Land that grows such
vetch will grow fine Alfalfa or
anything else.
Miss Charlotte Henry returned
on Tuesday to her home here
from Germany. where she has
been for q year taking advanced
studies in music. Mr.. w. B.
Henry was also home this week
and his brother j. Randolph
Henry, Princeton, w. Va, came
home and brought his mother
Mrs. r. r. Henry, who has been