Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-02-14
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Rev. E. j.. Richie, the former
pastor of the Lutheran church |
here, has gone to Bristol, where
he has accepted the pastorate of
the church in that city.
The property on Tazewell
avenue belonging to John w.
Mccall, was sold Wednesday to
c. II. Reynolds, who bought the
place for the Baptist church, to
be used as d parsonage.
FOR RENT-2 offices in st.
Clair Block. Apply to w. E.
Peery.
Judge j. II. Stuart, of Roa-
noke, was here last Saturday
and Sunday on business. The
Judge isss in better health than
for years.
James Hawkins, of the Haw-
kins' Pharmacy, is in Rich
mond hospital in a critical
condition. Reports received here
by his physician, DR.. Gillespie,
hold out little hope for his re-
covery.
A double wedding occurred
in Thompson Valley yesterday
when Miss Rachel L. Rhudy be-
came the bride of DR.. John C.
Harrison; and Miss Eliza Ida
HARRISON the bride Of Mr.. j.
p. Linkous.
Prof. T. H. r. Christie, Blue
field; James Brown, Cedar Bluff;
the Hales, Falls Mills and Blue
stone; Kinzer, Clear Fork;
Yates, Tip Top; Geo. H. Moss
and Prof. Greever, B'rke's Gar
den; Bowling, Cedar Bluff;
Chas. Hartman, Maxwell; were
among welcome visitors to this
office on Tuesday.
A meeting of the Eastern Star
will be held in their. hall here
tonight, which is expected to be
attended by a large number of
the members of the town and
community. Several candidates
will be initiated into the
mysteries.
A. M. Willard, the well known
builder and contractor, made a
business trip to w. Va. last
week, and about the same time
his daughter, Miss Allie went to
Charleston, w. Va, TO attend
the funeral and burial of her
cousin, Miss Graham, whose
death is reported elsewhere in
this paper.
The annual rummage sale, of
the cemetery improvement asso-
citation, is in progress in the
old HARRISON house in this
town. The ladies have collected
an unusual amount of desirable
clothing, etc, which they will
sell at reasonable prices.
The Tazewell Mus ical Club
will give an entertainment, a
minstrel show, in the High
School Chapel Tuesday night,
and at Pocahontas Wednesday
night. The members of the club
have made extensive prep ara
tions for the show.
Our distinguished comtem-
porary, The Lynchburg News
has, again laid itself liable to
prosecution by the Gate City
Herald. In a recent issue The
News copied an editorial from
the Clinch Valley News, and
credited it to the Gate City
paper. Brother Boatright may
not care to father weak pro-
auctions, and as this is not the
first offense of The News, this
gentle hint is given to avoid
trouble. Apology should be made
to the Herald at once.
Two interesting lectures will
be given in the High SCHOOL,
chapel on tomorrow night and
Monday night-15th and 18th,
by Prof. Louis Lyford Plummer,
THE man with two messages.
Stereoptican and kaleidoscope
moving pictures will be used to
Illustrate the lectures. Saturday
night, 1.-The Boy of Tomorrow.
Monday night, "A summer in
Europe. Large numbers of
pictures will be shown. The
papers all over the country speak
in high praise of these lectures.
Proceeds for benefit of High
School Laboratory.