Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-21

and VIII spend some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinett.
Her health continues very poor
Mr.. G. M. Hunter and little son,
.. M. Jr.. made business trip down
the line yesterday.
Mrs. w. b. Steele and daughter
Miss iva went to Cedar Bluff on
yesterday to see her mother Mrs. j.
Marvin Mcclure who has rheumatism
pretty badly in her knees can hardly
get up wen down, and to see little
Miss Mary Virginia Fields, who ar
rived at the home of her parents MIR.
and Mrs. c. T. Fields on the 3rd
month 18th dny 1913, at 5 a. m be-
ing also in the 18th year of the mar
riage of her parents, she being their
first child. We will watch with in
terest. in the figure 8 runs through
the dates. She weiges z pounds and
is pretty baby, seldom cries, mother
doing we'll. So far 80 women have
been in to see Mrs. Fields and baby,
in their pretty cottage on the. hill
East of station known as "Fields
Rest. - Mrs. Fields was Miss Callie
McGuire before marriage. step sister
of Mrs. w. B. Steele here.
Steele, Hurt e Co., are taking
stock of their big store this week.
Mr.. j. 7. Altizer who has been as
sisting in the store for about two
years will give up the work on account
OF Ill nsslth and on advice of his
physician, in order to oe "a, doors in
the open air. The Company regrets
to lose Mr.. Altizer and hope that he
my soon be restored to his usual good
health.
MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Cruey of Cedar
Bluff attended The Church of God here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Spratt left
on No. 5 yesterday for their home in
Erwin. Tenn. Many good wishes
foil Nv them from friends here. They
attended the play "Topsy Turvey" at
Cedar Bluff Saturday night. Rich
lands talent.
Misses Mary Belle Altizer, Ella
Rasnack and Jennie Lowell interview
ed the milliners at Richlands yester-
day afternoon.
w. b. Steele's fine Jersey cows,
that were hit by train last week,
are recovering.
The Boxley Quarry is working a
large number of men, while the
Ringstaff Quaring is doing a good
business, but not working so many.
The protracted meeting at Church
of God closed Sunday night. We think
seed was sown that may spring up 80,
GO and 100 fold to His Name Honor
and Glory.
The following are some of the visi-
tors who attended the meeting: Mrs.
M. j. Lambert and sons, Mr.. VIM.
Thomas, of Raven, Mrs. F, Ascue,
Mrs. Shepard, MIR. and Mrs. A. j.
Cruey, Cedar Bluff, Mrs. VIM. Crab
tree, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Lockhart.
Maxwell, S. Pickett, Baily, Peery
McNiel, Knob.
MI. Guy Christian was home from
Bridge cars to see his bride.
Mr.. John Ringstaff has bought of
Steele, Hurt & Co.. the Charles
Christian property and will move into
same about April LIST, Mr.. Christians
family will perhaps move to William
son, w. Va. We regret to lose this
family from our town, and hope that
they may decide to remain here.
Mr.. Creig. foreman at Boxley
quarry moved to this plsce last week
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M.
Hunter until their household goods
arrive.
Mr.. King, a foreman of Boxley
quarry made trip East Saturday
night, to see his girl. some one said
returning Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Linkous, Mrs. Witt
and others of Indian spent one day
last week with Mrs. John G. Asbury.
Mrs, Margaret Wamsley and Mrs.
Ben Dye, Maxwell, passed through
yesterday on their way to a millinary
opening at Cleveland. returning on 6.
Mrs. M. j. Sturgill visited Mrs.
Albert Maxwell at Bluefeld, Monday
and Tuesday, she is somewhat i'm
proved and hopes to come to this place
as soon as able for visit. Mrs.
Maxwell's mother is very i'll of cancer
so low that she has to be turn,
ed in the bed on sheet, while her
sister who has been an invalid fol
the past 18 or 20 years, perhaps, is
only able to set up about two thirds
of the day. Her father Rev. Boldir
of Baptist Valley was hero Monuay.
He says his wife talks of leaving this
world just as if she were going on 0
journey, expects to be absent from the
body and present with the Lord as
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