Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-14

DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Thompson
received message from their
son, e. G. Thompson, in Ell 4
Reno, Okla, Tuesday, which
stated that nine pound boy had
arrived at his home.
Two good office rooms for rent !
in st. Clair block. Apply to w. |
E. Peery.
The road plant was moved |
Monday from the Fincastle road |
east of town to the Cavitt's
Creek road, which is now under
construction.
Have you seen the latest de-
signs in wall paper? Have look
at the dainty cut out borders and
the PANEL effects with special
cretonnes to match.
j. Frank Alexander.
Mr.. w. |. Lee will leave Sun
day for Washington, d. c., to
attend a meeting of the Virginia
Road Builders Association. Mr..
Lee is scheduled for an address
before the Association on COR
ganiZation of Construction
Forces and Reports.
POSITION WANTED. Gov
verness, now primary teacher
and special Kindergarten, wants
about June LIST, employment in
a private family. Address Leb-
anon State School, Lebanon, Va.
3-143.
Mr.. B. P. Ratliff, of Louis
burg, W. Va, who has been
visiting in the county will re-
turn to his home today.
Mr.. J. E. Musser, of Abing-
don, a recent graduate of Pied
mont Business College, of
Lynchburg, has taken position
with the Clinch Valley Insur-
ance Agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. p. Gose
passed through town the first
of the week returning from a
trip East, on which they took in
the Inauguration at Washington.
w. G. O'Brien, Secretary of
the Tazewell Fair Association,
attended a meeting of secretaries
held in Roanoke last Friday.
Dates were fixed for the fairs
of this circuit. TaZewell's dates
are, Sept. 16, II and Is.
A. S. Higginbotham is in
johnson City, Tenn, on bust
ness. Mrs. Higginbotham is
visiting her old home in Russell.
DR.. Still, of Missouri, an
osteopath was. called here in
consultation this week, with DR..
Margaret Bowen upon several
cases. While here he called to
see Mr.. A. p. Gillespie. The
school at Kirisville, Mo-, with
which DR.. Still is connected, is
the leading one of this mode of
treatment of disease in the
United States.
1t now seems probable that
the Presbyterian church here
may secure the services of Rev.
Mr.. Arrowood, who has recon-
sidered the call which he de-
clined some time ago. His ac-
ceptancc of the call here depends
upon the congregation at Grundy
being able to fill his place with
an acceptable minister.
We get it from a citizen of
Burke's Garden, that a number of
prominent men of that place have
formed a partnership to manu-
facture gas and have moved in
the fixtures for an extensive
plant, and have also, EMPLOYED
Messrs. j. r. Kelly and w. w.
Woods to pipe the Garden.
The Young Peoples Study
Circle met with Miss Sallie Mae
Hurley Saturday evening,
3 Nhdi Gil .. Wcilly members
were present. In the absence of
q the President, Miss Flora Steele,
Mrs. Armistead Scott presided.
We are selling the very best
seeds that can be had at any
price. We ask you to compare
our seeds and analysis with 9th
er brands before buying. Star
Milling Co.
"Star" clover and timothy seed
guaranteed SO 1-2 per cent pure.
Get your order in. Star Milling
Co.
The Thompson Valley roads,
on which bids for construction
had been asked for, were not let
to contract on Tuesday, because
permanent locations of certain
sections had not been deter
mined. The matter will be adj
iuSted and tho rOodc roo6,oy /