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

rounding Mill, va, sept. iD.-MrS
j. b. Altizer. and little daughte
Gladys. were visiting MIR. and Mrs
Alex Altizer. in Richlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Sparks ant
little son. Norman. spent Sunday a
Indian with friends, guests of DR.
and Mrs. Bundy for dinner.
Misses Mary Barns and Jessie
Gillespie,were at home from Friday
until Sunday, from Tazewell, where
they are attending the High School.
! MIR. and Mrs. james Nuke, and
four smallest children will leave on
No. today. to visit MIR. Mulkey S
brother in West Virginia.
Mrs w. ID. Steele attended. as a
delegate the County Convention OF
THE w. c. T. u, at Tazewel. last
Thursday and Friday, guests of MIR,
and Mrs. A. j. Mcclure She took
good report from this Union Col
lections and expenditures, being near
$90.00-at great deal of literature has
been given out and sent out from thi
Union good sum for the
state campaign fund. This Union
the school and community are pre-
pairing for big day Tuesday. Songs
are being practiced by the school
children, who expect to march there
will he Il W. c. T. L. float, free
lunches served too, banners &c, 81
oh ilAr ,,.;n 4,
caps. buttons and pennants, "Thc
Liquor Traffic Must Go" 1t will be
Il lovely and impressive sight to the
voters. II parade mt ., 1890 and $3.50
O'Clock.
a number have contributed to the
funds for the lunch. all money nc
cepted any time. The lunch will
consist of ham or beef sandwiches.
butter sandwiches and apple pie with
good cold water. Let all other vot.
ing places serve the same; good
way to appeal to n man is through
his stomach. Each family is expect
ed to bring six pies. We urge all
women and children and men to be
out all day and in tho parades.
Mrs. IL. w. Christian and daughter.
Miss Gussie, left on No. . for n week
visit to their sister and aunt. Mrs.
Henry Asbury at Bondtown, and will
stop off at Carterton.
Miss Margaret Williams returned
to Newport News last Wednesday To
look after her sister. Mrs. W. b..
Harris, who is i'll. Mrs. Harris and
children will will join her husband in
Richmond where they will remain.
Mrs. j. II. Stinson, of Grundy is
spending some. time here visiting
her mother Mrs. Mary Williams.
Mrs. o. Ferrell and baby of Indian,
are spedning the day with the form
ers mother. Mrs. Fulton Altzer.
Miss Rachel Nunley, who holds n
good position in South Carolina. is
visiting Miss Lettie Hingstaff
Joseph Pruett Is quite i'll from n
severe throat trouble, he is thinking
of going to Bluefield for treatment.
Misses Ethel Thompkins and IVA
Steele were shopping in Tazewell on
last Saturday.
James Neelc spent Saturday night
and Sunday with home folks near
Paint Lick.
Rev. Edward Smith. of Maxwell, wi
preach Wednesday night. Rev. w. s
Bullard preached temperance ser
mon on Dry Fork, Sunday instead
of filling his appointment here at II
O'Clock.
III. II. Britain, of Tazewell, was The
guest of MIR. and Mrs. II. *. Gillespie
lSunday. lie says we have sur
plus in money in the county treasur
er and that taxes will not be no high
er If the state goes dry. but that we
will have more funds as crime etc.
will be less Won't the voters take
notice vote dry and save the boys,
Rex Steele arrived in Kansas City
Mo-. Monday the 7th. He met an old
" p. /. student on the train, they
are rooming together and taking the
same course (Veterinary.)