Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-07-24

passed through town this week en-
route TO visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. j. Larimcr,, in Thompson Val
ley.
Rev. DR.. Arrowood is assisting Rev.
Mr.. Guthrie in protractcd meeting
in Bland county. He VIII return next
Monday TO Tazcwoll
Mrs. William Mcqueen, of Roland.
\. C., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
w. w. Arrowood.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Gregory, and
little child, were in town Wednesday.
and paid visit to this office.
Mr. w. l.. Davis, of Burlc's Car
den was Il visitor to Tazewell We'd
nesday. Z
Mir III. a. Kiser, who has been for
sometime employed by the Big -Four
Railroad, located nj Indianapolis, ar
rived at his home here on Tuesday.
where he will remain for sometim as
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. G.. kiScr
Rev. DIR. Platt, pastor of the Mctho.
dist church, is on the sick list this
week, and his pulpit will be filled
next Sunday by DIR. Hurley, the Pre-
siding Elder.
Mir. N. l.. !eery has sowcd about
~ acres of wheat sub!!c land IN
huc!iwho;'t. lie should have Il good
sorghum. Latch also. ard tn, high
cost of living would rive him no
trouble.
The ordinance of baptism was ad-
minlstcrcd in the Baptist church last
Sunday morning to the two young
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Stephen
son.
Messrs. j. Meek IIoge, Geo. w.
Moss, S. j. Thompson, Clinton Barns,
ii. 5. Bowen, and other prominent
citizens of the county were here this
week on business and pleasure bent.
The editor has decided not to buy
m automobile now. His next-door
neighbors, Captain and Mrs. Reese
Bowen have bought ore, which will do
for both of us. They have purchased
Ford.
Mrs. Austin Leirel, Clear Fork, and
her pretty baby girl, were in town
one day this week, and paid this
office Il pleasant call. 1t was the lit
tie girls first visit to town, and she
seemed greatly to enjoy her visit.
Rev. DIR. Frank McCue, President
of Stoncwall jackson Memorial Col
lcge, Abingdon, is visiting Tazewell,
IN the interest of this noted school.
and will be the week end guest OF
Major and Mrs. a. j. Tyns, on Taze-
well avenue.
There will be the regular services
at the Christian church next Sunday
morning. y cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all by the congregation and
pastor.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William f.
Thompson at the Christian church
parsonage, the residence of Mr.. an;
Mrs. Billiard, Mrs. Thompson's par
| entS-a son.
The fine, large circular being dis
trlbuted by NJ. J. Hankins, announc-
ing his special sale, is said to be the
best gotten up and best printed cir
cular yet made in this section. Need
less to say where it was printed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. T. Asbury and
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, who were burnt
out in the recent fire, desire to OK
press sincere thanks to all their
friends and ncighbors in town and il,
the country, for their many acts of
thoughtfulness, kindness and help at
the time of, and since the fire.
Governor Hatfield is like the en-
gine, "off agin, on agin, gone agin."
According to the Bluefield Dailv
Times, he made speech the other
day, which was as full of mistakes.
and misrepresentation of the demo
cratic administration and actual COR
ditions, as an egg is or meat. 1t was
disagreeable surprise to his friends.
He showed an utter lack of fairness.
or else entire ignorance of existing
conditions throughout.
The Good Old Summertime" is
here in all its glory, ana in the mean
time our presses are running with a
vengeance, turning out all sorts of
work. Our prices are right, work
is right, and if you nave any doubt