Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-05-15

Good Road DayS-neXt Thursday |
and Friday. Be on hand early, and |
make the dirt fly.
Mr.. G. NJ. st. Clair was in Blue
field Sunday visiting his little daugh-
ter, Rosalinda, who is undergoing
medical treatment in that city.
Mr.. Ira r. Fuller, of Russell
county, is here this week, the guest
of the family of Mr.. C. II. Rey-
nolds.
l will preach in Little Valley on
Saturday before the fourth Sunday
of the present month; also on Sun
day at IL O'Clock C. Mitchell.
Mrs. Henry Bowen, of the Cove,
was in town this week, being tn e
guest of her son, Mr. II. A. Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Barns, of the
Cove, were the guests here Tuesday
night of Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Ward.
Mr.. G. +. Kits, of Cavetts Creek,
who last week was thrown from his
horse and injured right severely, is
recovering nicely from his injuries.
He is about able to use the hoe,
which was the cause of the accident
We have big stock of Wall Paper
OF all kinds.
Tazewell Supply Company
DR.. T. L. Francis sent the editor
few fine sample Irish potatoes, and
Mr.. Joe Barns few ears of fine
seed corn. Both have been planted,
now we will see what will happen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Keil, of New
Bethlehem, Pa, were here this week
on account of the death of the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Firm Weaver.
Mrs Keil is sister of Mr.. Weaver.
We have wool bags ready for de-
livery.
II. G. < NJ. L. Peery.
y meeting of the Daughters of
the Confederacy will be held in the
high school chapel next Monday af-
ternoon, at o'clock, for the pur-
pose of completing arrangements for
the Memorial Day dinner. 1t is i'm
portant that all the ladies attend.
In this issue of the News will be
found the advertisement of Mr.. r. C.
Chapman. The ad is one of a series
to appear in this paper. These an
nouncements will contain valuable
information for those who want val
ue for their money.
Joseph Heldreth and Joseph Rosen-
baum, who have been confined to
their homes for several weeks with
what was supposed to be SMALLPOX.
have recovered-Mr. Heldreth back
on the job in building Senator Row
all's new home, and Mr.. Rosenbaum
busy looking after the books of the
Tazewell Packing Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Henry, of
Chester, S. c., who have been tn
guests of the formers parents, Ma
Jor and Mrs. r. r. Henry, returned
to their home yesterday. Mr.. Henry
is manager of several large cotton
mills in and about Chester, and has
as one of his assistants, Mr.. Frank
Lewis, of this place.
Our subscribers and friends will
please bear in mind, that the sub
scription price of this paper is $l.50
now, since May LIST. Due notice of
this was made for weeks beforehand,
but some seem to have overlooked it.
The editor cannot show any partiality
of course.
Mr.. j. T. Kendrick finished plant
ing potatoes yesterday. While en-
gagged in this noble work, he says
he was forcibly reminded that few
years ago, during Harrison's admin
istration, he was only able to plant
the peelings from the potatoes, but
that this year, under Democratic
prosperity, he was enabled to use
IiO Wiioie pOldtO.
Mr.. j. w. Johnson, an aged citizen
of Graham, died suddenly at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. T. f. Baker, in
that city, on last Tuesday. The re-
mains were taken to Christiansburg.
the deceased's former home, for inter
ment.
A report reaches here that Miss
Aleen Bane, teacher of the school at
Thorne, near Pocahontas, was attack
ed the other day with stick in the
hands of Mrs. Dick Mitchell, a parton
of Miss Bane's school. The teacher is
said to have applied "the rule of cor
rection" to one of Mrs. Mitchelps
children, which caused the trouble.
Mrs. Mitchell was hailed before Mag
lstrate George Gillespie, who assessed
fine against her.
Thomas +. Gropans. alias Thomas |