Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-06-26
Local News


Will save you 2jc gallon on pur-
chase price of ready mixed paints
We guarantee it.. .... ...
The Ta2cwell Supply Co.
Miss Jennie Kits. who has been
critically i'll for several weeks at the
home of a. B. Scott, is.a good deal
better.
Mrs. w. 7. Wittcn is in Lynchburg
the guest Of her parents.
w. ID. Jones, of Grafton, is re-
ported improving from recent spell
of illness.
Mrs. Geo. Il. Surface, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. b.
PIERCE, in Norton, for several weeks,
returned to Tazewell Wednesday.
Mrs. J. c.. McNulty left Wcdncs-
day for Falls Mills to be the guest
for week of Major and Mrs. Samuel
Walton.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tartcr-
a fine baby girl.
DR.. Chas. X. Robins, the disting-
ushcd specialist, Of Richmond, was
here Sunday as the guest of DR.. j.
Walter Witten, at North Tazewell.
Miss Virgie Beavers. of Carter
ton, is visiting her brother, Walter
Beavers, at North Tazewell.
Miss Carne Anderson, of Lebanon,
is the guest of her relative, Mrs. N.
W. Kiser, at North Tazewell.
Miss Sadie Whitley expects to leave
North Tazewcll tomorrow for Il few
days visit to Mrs. John Graham, in
Blueield.
Miss Anderson, of Lebanon, is the
guest in the family of Mr.. Jessee
Mccall, on Tazcwcll Avenue.
Invitations have been received
here to the marriage next week of
S. c. Graham, Jr., son of Judge S. c..
Graham, of this town, to Miss Ruth
Flannnry, of Wise. a number of Tazc-
well people will attend the wedding.
MIR. NJ. l.. pcery received letter
on Monday from his son in Texas.
who lives not far from the Oklahoma
line, which liter stated that they were
having an excess of rain in that sec
ton
Try PyroX as spray on potatoes
and other things. Kills all bugs and
insects, and increases growth. DR..
Jackson sells it. 1t comes in form of
paste. You mix it yourself. Full di-
rcctions on each package.
Hcdrick Grain Cradles, and Keen
knttcr gras blades on hands.
The Tazcwcll Supply Co.
Mr.. Frank +. Whit. of this town,
has accepted a position rs travelling
salesman for the Norvile, Chambers
Shoe Co., of Huntington. His terri
tory will embrace counties in South
west Virginia.
Mr.. w. L. Peery was in Bluefeld
Monday night to see his son, Robert
who underwent AN operation Monday
morning in that city for an ailment
that has troubled him greatly the past
lew years. The young man is doing
well.
John c. Hopkins, of the firm of
GRAPHICAL, Hopkins & Co., of William
son, w. Va, has been at his HON at
North Tazewell the past week suffer-
ing with tonsilitis.
The picture show slipped cog on
Monday and Tuesday nights and was
dark. Blueiied was depended upon for
MINIS, but the impending drought
seems to have gone to their heads.
The only danger now to the great
wheat crop in the West, is that it NAV
be injured by an eXces of rainfall A
little of that rain, not needed or want
ed there, would feel "mighty good"
here.
Buford c. Tynes made a flying trip
to his parents here, Major and Mrs.
Tynes, on last Saturday, remaining
over until Sunday afternoon. He stat
ed to News man that he had posi-
lively declined to become n candidate
for nomination to Congress from his
district, which he had urged upon him.
Mayor-elect r. b. Williamson. of
Graham, was here Monday getting up
| data relating to a recent bond issue
election in his town. Certain citizens
of Graham have instituted a contest
of the recent municipal election in
! which Mr.. Williamson was elected
Mayor, and he, with the other sue
cessful candidates, have employed
Mrs. j. o. Mitchell is here from
Keystone, and will make her home
here for the present. The family lost
everything by fire a short time ago.
The house they were occupyinp was