Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-10-24

E.. F. Witten, of the Tazewell
Produce Company, was visitor
to Bluefield Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Willimas
are now occupying rooms with
DR.. and Mrs. p. d. Johnston.
Mr.. John t. Dickinson, of
Castlewood, has position in
the depot at North Tazewell in
place of Fred Repass, resigned.
Graham's handsome new school
building is nearing completion.
In short while the cornerstone
for the building will be laid.
The carpet for the Methodist
church arrived Wednesday. 1t
was bought from John Wanna
maker in Philadelphia.
Mr.. J. E. Baylor, the well
known Graham merchant, was
here last Saturday attending
the Masonic ceremonies.
President Stras, of the Board
of Trade, is very anxious that
all the members attend the
special meeting Of the Board
Monday night.
Supervisor D., c. Lowe, who
was here last Saturday, reports
that Mrs. Lowe is recovering
slowly from her recent serious
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Rhudy, of
Burke's Garden, passed through
the city last Sa' urday enrout to
Roanoke for a visit to relatives.
Capt. R. H. Galloway, an N.
and w. conductor, is i'll with
typhoid fever at the home of his
brother, postmaster H. C. Cal
laway at Graham.
Miss Ruth Wall, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wall, of
Graham, who recently underwent
a surgical operation in a Blue
field hospital, is fast recovering.
DR.. Sam C. Bowen and his
partner, DR.. Craig, of Rich
mond, are expected at Mr.. Henry
Bowen's at Witten Mills to-
morrow for a brief visit.
Mr.. Haynes Buchanan, of
Thompson Valley, was here yes
terday. In speaking of the Octo-
Der SHOWS, he recalled much
heavier snow few years ago
on the 9th of October.
Mr.. Joe Bowen and sister,
Miss Margaret, of the Cove,
where in the city Tuesday.
Their father, Colonel Henry,
who has been In delicate health
sometime, is reported as doing
well.
County Road Engineer Lee has
prepared a lengthy article fol
"Southen Good Roads," the
official road organ of the Carroll
mas and Virginia. The article
will appear in the next issue.
EarnesE Wynn returned Wed
nesday night from Chatham
Hill, where it is reported. he
has been Dear" hunting. From
the expression on his face, one
would gather that success has
crowned his efforts.
New and Second ha d bar.
gains in engines, sawmills boil
ers, gasoline engines, wood
working machinery. If | havnt'
what you want can locate il
quick. R. P. johnson, Wythe-
vile, Va.
Misses Sallie and Nellie Haw-
kins. who have been the GUEST
of the families of Walter and
Will Willard at Slemp, returned
to Tazewell this week, and re-
ported royal time. They will
leave soon for their homes at
Charleston.
The Rev. John A. Tate, of
Eastern Virginia, has been call
ed to the pastorate of the Ora
ham Christian church. Mr.. Tate
preached several sermons in
Graham recently, and while in
that city was the guest of C. w.
Anderson.
The Tazewell ball team gave
the Tip Top team a sample of
fancy batting and base work last
Saturday, defeating the summit
players by score Of IL to g.
The Tazewell boys have number
of Ty Cobb's, Hans Wagners.
and "home-run" Bakers on their
team.
When Congressman quit their
desks without leave they should
be locked a per diem equal to