Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-05-23

our spiked tooth harrows, do not
up it off day--sold on trial.
Star Milling Co.
Mr.. H. r. Crockett, of Morris
town, Tenn, who has been visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Henry
Crockett and other relatives in
the county, left Tuesday for
Pulaski.
Many coupons have been issued
on the $50 bowl at Wynn and
Whitt's, but they still have a
good supply of fancy china and
novelty goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cecil,
OF Monroe county, are the guests
of their daughter, Mrs. Mcclure
at Cedar Bluff. 1t is reported
that Mr.. Cecil is thinking seri-
ously of again making Tazewell
his home.
We have a cultivator and dis
tributor for applying fertilizer
to your growing crop-this is
the best way to apply it. Order
now before it is too late.
Star Milling Co.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell will preach
at Slemp. in Russell county,
next Sunday morning and night.
Mrs. Campbell and the children
are expecting a trip to the old
home in Kentucky about June
1st.
Granolithic sidewalks and
walls are being built on lower
Railroad avenue in front of the
properties of Barns Gillespie,
ii. l.. Buston and the Methodist
parsonage. The street is quite
narrow along there and this new
work will help matters very
much.
The Kelly family of Burke's
Garden and Tazewell wish to
thank their good neighbors and
friends for their kindness and
assistance during the sickness
and death of their dear mother.
The Tazewell High School
closes June 4th. Misses Chloe
Carson, Nell Baylor and Theresa
Greever, and Messrs. Theodore
Pobst and Roffe Gillespie are
graduates this session. Miss Ella
Bowen's private school closed on
Wednesday.
| B Miss Bessie Crockett's music
class will give musical in the
High School chapel tomorrow
night. In addition to the musical
numbers, Miss Stella Muncy
will rem der interesting
readings. The public is invited
to the musical. The program
will begin at 8 p. m.
Albert Hopkins, of Blacky, an
attache of the Ritter Lumber
Company. is at his home here
the guests Of his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. 0. e. Hopkins. Mr..
Hopkins will spend several days
vacation here before returning
to his duties.
1t is somewhat Disappointing
that our versatile correspondent
from Pounding Mill has not re-
ported a single casualty from
that section for two whole
weeks. Wire fences have evil
IDENTIFY been built for the cattle
pastures and dogs tied up. Turn
the dogs loose.
Don't know who sent them,
but they were fine ones about
the finest ever-we mean a lot
of nice Strawberries received on
Wednesday. The thoughtful
giver hes the thanks of the
entire editorial staff and house
hold. If the donor ever shows
up suitable acknowledgment
will be made.
G. S. Compton, of Clear Fork,
was here Wednesday to meet
his daughter, Mrs. Phillip, and
her fine baby girl, of Rural
Retreat, who is home for a
visit. Mr.. Compton is sure that
this is the finest, smartest kid
in the world" He says if you
lay her on the bed she will
Just look up at you and laugh
just as natural"
Sammy Peery, son of MIR. S.
c. Peery, of North Tazewell.. is
climbing the ladder of baseball
fame" very fast. Since his con-
nection with the West Virginia
team he has pitched twelve
games, winning each of them.
Mr.. Peery is at present consider
ing an offer from the Cleveland
league, and has received several
high compliments from ball
players of national repute.