Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-09-25

the home of Mrs. John C. st. Clair,
Thursday, October l, at 2:3O p. m.
Don't forget hat Pobst can fit you
up with glasses and save you the
expense of examination and trip
off.
Corn cutting is going forward with
a rush. The long, warm season has
matured the corn in fine shape. The
crop is good one all over the county.
Bishop b. d. Tucker, of the diocese
of Southern Virginia, will visit Stras
Memorial church on Thursday night,
October LIST, All are invited.
Captain w. G. O'Brien, Secretary
of the Tazewell Fair, left last night
for the Roanoke Fair, to secure Il
number of high class shows for the
TaZewell Fair.
Miss Ella Hancock, who has been a
visitor to her niece, Mrs. Leslie, for
sometime, left on Wednesday for
Lynchburg, where she will spend the
winter with her neice, Mrs. Woodson.
Aunt Mahala Brunette, who has
been with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. S.
Litz in Lewiston, Utah, for the past
year, is expected back in Tazewell in
few days, and will be accompanied
by Mrs. Litz.
The Graham Republican campaign
will be opened on October 2 by DR..
William A. Carter, noted divine of !
New York City. The Doctor is said
to be a tariff expert, as well as a
saver of couls.
The Diamond Cash Grocery store is
in full operation in the Hopkins store
at the head of Tazewell ave
hue. Messrs. Whit & Bunts have a
lice line of groceries, which are being
sold at cost to members of the Cost
Jlub."
He reached Tazewell in time to vote
II the prohibition election, but owing
o circumstances was not enabled to
10 so,but he will be heard from in the
uture. We mean the new baby of
'lr. and Mrs. j. Powell Royal. Moth
r and baby doing well.
Mrs. Umberger, of Athens, w. Va,
Ittended the reunion of the Glider
leevc home, which took place one day
asst week. Mrs. Umberger is the old
st daughter of Captain and Mrs. G.
{. Glldersleeve, of Clear Fork. Her
I'D friends here, who knew her as n
'irl, were very glad to see her.
Prof. Jayne has been giving the
lovers of the movies" fine pictures
ecently, and promises better ones for
1ext week. On Tuesday night he
brew the election returns on the
screen between reels, as they were re-
ported to him. Great enthusiasm was
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 2. Litz and a
lumber of others attended the funer-
Il services and burial of the late
Crockett in Crockett's Cove ,
IN Monday. The services were con-
iucted by Rev. Mr.. Billiard. An ac-
,ount of his death appears in another
column of this paper.
Rev. G. X. Patty, of Knoxville,
renn., brother of Kenneth Patty,
Of this town, came all the way to
farewell to vote for statewide pro-
which goes to show that he
practices what he breaches. He is
'ne of the hustling young Methodist
ministers of the Holston conference.
DR.. j. r. Gildersleeve, Rev. DR.. E.
E. Wiley, Rev. G. X. Patty and 9TH
er former residents of this town, came
home to vote on Tuesday. These
prominent citizens prefer to retain
their citizenship in Tazewell, though
living elsewhere. They'll all drift
back to this good land some day for
permanent residence.
Misses Nello Gose, Bertha Thomp-
son, Mildred Peery, and Pearl Rhudy,
Of Burke's Garden, left on Monday for
Roanoke Womans College, Salem, Va.
Tazewell county will furnish about 6
girls to this new college, and about
twelve boys to Roanoke College. Chas.
and Paul Gose, Geo. Peery, Willie
Shawver, and others are there from
this community.
5. M. Lambert and his family are
here, the guests of Mrs. Lambert's
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. T. Pat
ton. Mr.. Lambert has sold out his
entire business at Canebrake and will
locate elsewhere, the place not posi-
lively decided as yet. He succeeded
inely at Canebrake and will sucoaod