Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-11-06

| loducN punch OF hne cattle at North
Tazewell last Saturday. The cattle
had not been to town before and were
stampeded by freight train at
North Tazewell. They broke over the
cattle pens and ran into the river,
about twenty of them being stuck in
the mud. A rope was necessary TO
pull them out before they could be
loaded for the eastern markets.
Mr.. o. l.. Fuller, for a number of
years an attache of this office, now
employed by Hedricks & johnson at
Matoaka, w. Va, was here on bust
ness last Friday and Saturday. Mr..
Fuller inherited nice little farm on
Cavitt"s Creek from his grandfather.
for which he has been offered a nice
price.
Mrs. II. G. Peery, who has been in a
| Richmond hospital for treatment for
several weeks, returned to her home
here Tuesday morning. She was
brought from Richmond in special
car attached to the regular N. & w.
trains DR.. j. Walter Witten went to
Richmond Sunday and accompanied
the sick lady to her home at North
| Tazewell.
Mr.. L. A. Repass, manager of the
Clinch Valley Insurance Agency, was
a business visitor down the Clinch
Valley on Wednesday.
| DR.. Thos. b. Peery, of Bluefield
brought party to Tazewell Monday
IN his automobile, and spent the day
hunting in the west end of the coun-
ty.
"Uncle" Henry Peck was here. a
day or two ago, and reported his son,
Billion, quite sick with something like
malarial fever. He has been in bed
for two weeks, but is recovering.
DR.. Luther L. Copenhaver, formerly
OF this town, now practicing dentistry
at johnson City, Tenn, and Miss Oc-
tavia Wohlford were married in the
Presbyterian church in johnson City
on Wednesday. DR.. r. P. Copenhaver.
of this town, attended the wedding.
Chas. t. Larimer is putting much
needed addition to his residence on
Tazewell avenue, in the shape of two
good rooms, and Geo. w. Lewis is
putting up corn crib on the barn lot
OF the property recently secured from
II. w. Pobst.
Major A. j. Tynes is confined to his
home on Tazewell avenue with a
slight attack of pneumonia. His son.
DR.. A. l.. Tynes, of Staunton, arrived
Tuesday, returning Wednesday night. |
The election Tuesday is one of the |
few in the life of Major Tynes, in
which he has not voted and taken an |
active interest.
The Sunday school convention of |
the New Lebanon Association, meets
at Finney next Friday, the 18th, con-
tlnulng over Sunday. Rev. J. C. C.
Dunford, of Richmond, one of the lead
ing Sunday school men in the state,
IS on the program, besides number
OF other prominent workers.
1t is source of regret that We can
not report favorably upon the cond;-
ton OF Major Tynes. His condition
has not improved, and his friends and
family are apprehensive. Few citi-
zens of this town are more missed
from the street than is he, and few
have more friends and acquaintances
here and elsewhere, and these are ali
hoping for his speedy recovery.
The young ladies basket ball team
from the Beaver High School of Blue
field played match game with the
young ladies of the High School at J
this place last Saturday afternoon.
the result being 6 to 3 in favor of
the visitors. Misses Nancy McBryde,
Marguerite Wright, Marie McNulty'
Louise Hurt and Edgar Hurt compos
ed the Tazewell team and Misses Vass.
Musselwhite, McCray, Shott and Nc
Mutt represented Bluefeld.
Mr.. w. S. Moore, representing D. B.
Ryland q Co., jewelers., of Lynchburg,
Va, will be in Tazewell at jefferson
VILE Hotel, November Is and Id, with
his magnificent stock of holiday goods
consisting in part of Diamonds.
Watches. Fine Jewelry, Sterling and
Plated Ware, Leather Goods, Novel
ties, etc, etc. He cordially invites you
to call on him and inspect his beautiful
showing. Orders placed now will
have best attention and will be deliv-
cred on any date desired. Be sure and |
see him. Nov. 5-2t
The bulletins on the election were
received in this office Tuesday niebt
ana transmitted to the High School
Ihapel, where they were read to the
large crowd. The news on the ninth
district arrived early and was salts
factory to the supporters of Mr..
Slemp. A little later the report that
Glynn had been defeated for Governor
OF New York was flashed over the
wire. The people here were satisfied
with the reports on the ninth district
and little effort was made to get news
elsewhere. 800, - ~
- Rev. Grayden Patty, of Knoxville,
Tenn; DR.. E. E. Wiley, of Bluefield:
9. w. O,Keeffe of Nnrthforl. Iaan