Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-02-06

Misses Bessie and Mary Moore,
of Graham, were in Tazewel first
of the week as the guests of rela-
tivcs.
IL is reported that fine fire
proof hotel is soon TO be built in
Graham. Plans for the same are
said TO be in preparation.
Major r. X. Henry, who has been
on an extensive visit to his son,
Robert Henry, at Fort Mills, S. c.,
has returned to the city.
Kemp Tartcr, away back yon-
der in the mountains of Raleigh
county, w. Va, says: 81 must
have the news from old Tazcwell"
and cncoscs Il "bat wing" lie is |
with the Raleigh Lumber Company |
George II. Mccall and his hand |
some little son, OF Raven, were here
on yesterday. The boy doesn't fa-
vor his father Il bit.
Postmaster Galloway, of Graham
left Wednesday for an EXTENDED
western tour, accompanied by his
brother, Conductor George Galloway
T. p. Gilpin, car inspector for the
Norfolk and Western, passed thru
town few days ago on his way to
see his mother, Mrs. Vicie Gilpin,
He is just home from quite an eX-
tenslve tour of the west
Mr.. John Moore and daughter, Miss
Mary, who have been on a visit to
relatives in Roanoke and Salem, are
at home here again.
The Virginia State Sunday School
Convention meets in LynchLurg on
February 18th to 10th. farewell
Shou!i e Ic:itc,ortcI. Who will
GO
John Il. Adams, the well known
ct cetera, of Woodlawn, N. c., was
mere several days last week. John
has number OF irons in the fire
but always strikes while they are
hot.
LOST-A bunch of keys between
Chapman's store and farm of Mr..
Dan Lynch. Return 10 4. G.. Math-
eson, care Empire Coal Land Cor
poration, Aliredton, Va. Suitable re-
ward. About ten keys on ring, with
attachment 10 fastcn to belt.
Alex Sayers, the champion fence
builder of Tazewell, appreciates
the patronage given him. He is
prepared to build your fence in
the best manner, and in the short
est time. See him about it.
Henry S. Bowen, of Witten's Mill,
". y. Barns, OF the Cove, Charles
Hale, oil rams Mills, j. II. Sum-
mers, OF Graham, K. +. Hit, of AS
bury, liam Carbaugh, Mrs. Strassel
ana other prominent people were
callers at this office tins week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Stuart and
their two sons, Harry and John,
were IN Tazeweil on yesterday.
lhey were enroute to their home
IN Russell from Richmond, where
they had been to attend the inau-
guration of Governor Henry C.
| stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Hartman
were here on Monday on business.
they live on the other side of the
Ridge, and may have an automobile
road some day; but they now have
what Is more reliable-good saddle
and buggy horses.
Capt. j. d. Alexander is home
from midwinter visit all around
the circle, taking in Goodwill, w.
Va, where his daughter, Mrs j..
p. Harnan, lives. "'rige,, is hold
ing down big job with coal
company there, and doing his best,
| and that
A young man named Whorley
was arrested at North Tazeweil
yesterday afternoon by Officer Geo.
Burress and brought to Jail here.
He was charged with disorderly con-
duct, and it is said trying to realize
on check which did not look reg
ular.
ID. r. Bur-on, OF Pocahontas, was
brought to Jail here this week on
a charge of forgery. The special
charge against him is, that of forg-
ing Chez, for $500 on ii. j. Fer
rimer. 1t is believed that Burton
is guilty Of other forgeries which
have occurred in the east end of the
county recently.
Virginia, the young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. &. X. Hancock, of
hospital in Baltimore last Friday
night as the result of pneumonia
following an operation for the re-
moval OF u whistle from the child's
throat, which it had swallowed sew
eral days before. The remains were
brought 10 Graham Sunday for in
terment.
The editor has fresh cow with
a fine Jersey heifer calf, and one
of the new patent churns. The
churn was used this week for the
first time, and it is fine The old
up-and-down dasher, turned by
crank, cannot be improved upon.
Mr.. f. IL. Scott is agent for Taze-
well.
A good deal of p,oughing has
already been done in The county fo,
the sprin.s com crop. 1t should be !,