Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-05-09
Local News

son, OF tampa, Fla, who have
been in the city for a week, will
return south Sunday
An important meeting of the
Eastern Star will be held in the
Masonic hall tonight.
Attorney II. Claude Pobst was
taking dispositions in an impor-
tant case in Bluefield Monday
night.
| have one second hand buggy
that | will sell for $40, if | can't
get that will take five, might be
jewed a little. l.. A. Tynes.
Mrs. George Kelly, who has
been i'll at her home in Burke's
Garden several weeks, shows
little improvement.
\ There will be preaching in the
Burke's Garden Baptist church
next Sunday II a. M, and $3.50
p. M, by the pastor
Il. II. CAMPBELL.
Our friend ]. Hank Simpson,
Grafton, The Knight of The
Flowing Beard, was here on
Saturday, and joined the in
Vulnerable company Of the elect.
Lemonade will be served at
our opening horse day, in our
new salesroom on the old Jail lot.
Star Milling Co.
w. l.. Painter, who recently
moved>with his family to Coe-
burn, was a business visitor here
this week. Mr.. Painter attempts
to create the impression that he
and his family like their new
home.
Miss Margaret Steele and Sis
ter, Miss Flora and Miss Blanche
Brown left this week for Battle
Greek, Mich, where Miss Brown
and Miss Flora Steele will take
treatment.
The meeting of the Super
visors, letting the courthouse
contract, horse day, etc., will
attract a large crowd to town
next Tuesday.
r. M. Kelly, an expert stenog-
rapher and bookkeeper, of Rich
mond, KY, has accepted en-
ployment with the Clinch Valley
Insurance Agency, and will re-
port for work Monday.
Thomas Heldreth has gotten
back from Welch, where he has
been for week on business. He
brought back a grip full of blue
prints, plans and specifications
on proposed buildings in the
hustling town of Welch.
The family of Colonel William
C.. Pendleton are arranging to
take up their new home at
Marion. The household effects
are being packed, the family
expecting to leave the first of
next week.
j. j. Heldreth, father of the
Heldreth boys of this town, has
again ventured from his home
after several weeks illness. He
spends the most of his time with
his daughter, Mrs. John Barn
cite.
1t seems likely that a large
number of bids will be received
here next Tuesday for the addi-
ton to the Courthouse. Several
contractors have indicated that
they will bid for the work, but
so far as is known all local con-
tractors are steering clear of the
proposition.
j. W. Shannon, of Bluestone,
was Il business visitor here We'd
neasdy, and called at this office
to pay the subscription of Mr..
a. j. Nash. According to Mr..
Shannon the automobiles were
so thick on Bluestone Sunday
that persons with buggies did
not dare venture on the road.
We are selling a Fancy Patent
barrel of flour at $5.75. Every
barrel guaranteed first-class or
we will take it back. We guar
antee this flour to be as good as
any flour sold regardless of price.
Let us send you a barrel on trial.
This is a cash prcie. Star Mill
ing Co.
Many inquiries are said to
have been received here regard
ing the saddle stallion, "Sam
D. which belonged to the late
S. D. May, and which is to be
sold here next Tuesday. The
horse is one of the most
promising young horses in the
county, and doubtless will be
sold at 4 good figure.