Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-07
Local News

III 81. Oldir. DlOck. Apply 10 w.
E. Peery.
E. X. Crockett, of Bluestone,
was business visitor to town
this week.
Favorite music is produced by
the r-Victrola, the most
popular music instrument in the
world. Instruments and records
for sale at Jackson's pharmacy.
Governor Mann on Wednesday
respited until March 18th, Floyd
Allen and his son, Claude Swan
son Allen, under sentence to die
in the electric chair.
Phil Roach has moved from
the Hawkins place, west of town
to Albert Hagy's property near
the new cemetery. Mr.. Roach
recently sold his place to Will
Hager.
Mr.. w. H. Moss has purchased
the property west of town,
which formerly belonged to T.
M. Hawkins. He moved to the
place last week.
A free stereoptican show and
lecture will be given at Concord
church on the evening of March
10th. The object, it seems, is
to give the people some idea of
the lands of the great West. Ev-
erybody is invited.
Our venerable fellow citizen,
Mr.. j. j. Heldreth, has been
confined to his home for some
time by a slight indisposition,
not thought to be of a serious
nature.
= Next Tuesday is horse sales
day. A number Of buyers will
be here. Those HAVING stock for
sale will do well to be on hand.
Bring in your horses and mules.
d. B. Howell, who has been
absent from town for several
weeks having been the guest of
relatives in Roanoke, Christians
burg and other places, returned
to town Tuesday.
George Britts and wife and
two children, of West Virginia,
are the guest of Mr.. Britt's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Britts at North Tazewell.
Grandma and grandpa Britts are
having the time of their lives
with the grandchildren.
Mrs. Eliza Chapman and Mr..
A. P. Gillespie were reported
feeling much better, on yestcr
day. Mrs. Chapman keeps her
bed most of her time. Mr.. Gil
lespie goes around as usual, and
when weather will permit ex-
poets to be on the street again.
From all accounts the women
were treated shamefully in
Washington on Monday, in their
big parade. Congress has order
ed an Investigation. The Chief
of Police says he couldn't help
it didn't have force sufficient
to control the crowd.
Mrs. Helen Fudge Porter, of
Rural Retreat, and her sister,
Miss Hattie, who has been her
guest, reached Tazewell Satur-
day. Mrs. Porter will be the
guest of her mother, Mrs. c.. A.
Fudge.
Mr.. Geo. w. ST. Clair received
notice yesterday that final decree
and Judgment had been entered
in the suit of the Big Vein peo-
pie against the Brownings.
Judgment was entered for SILL
600. This is one Of the largest
cases handled by a lawyer in
Southwest Virginia in years.
Mrs. Allie Hoover Collins,
who has been in Tampa, Ela.,
for several months, returned to
her home here this week, but
left yesterday for Galax, where
she will practice her profession
az Il trained nurse.
MIR. w. G. Harrison, of Win
tergreen, Fla, arrived in Taze-
we'll Tuesday, having been called
here on account of the illness
and death of his brother, j. d.
HARRISON. Mr.. HARRISON has
a large orange grove in Florida.
The ladies of the Methodist
church will have an Easter sale
on Friday, March 21st in the old
Tazewell Republican office. All
the ladies are requested to send
their finished donations to Mrs.
c. X. Brown as early as possible,
Messrs. I. w. lessee, q young
teacher of Scott county and Ell
bert and Barnette Musick, of
Russell county, enrolled last
week for combination col,rcos