Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-08-21
rANNERSvILLE NEWS.

Tannersville, August Is.
w. IL. Necessary made flying
trip to Abingdon Saturday to see his
son Bert. e regret tnat he is not inn
proving us fast as was expected.
Edward Holmes, of North Iiolston.
spent Sunday and Monday with his
parents here.
Mr.. andMrs. II. f. Abel and chill
dren were visiting ut w. Il. AbePs
Sunday.
Miss May Harris, of Thompson
week, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Den WINNER.
Miss Price, of North Hostom was
u guest of Miss Bessie Brown Satur-
day and Sunday. Miss Brown ac-
companied Miss Price to North Hols-
ton Sunday evening and spent the
night, returning home Monday morn
ing.
John Taylor returned last weel,
from mn extended visit to Lynchburg.
1t is evident that there is some other
attraction besides the Hill City that
draws John down east.
John Nj. Brown spent Saturday and
Sunday as the guest of John Miller.
t'rany Whitehead and Walter Pat
rick, who have been working in Rye
valley, spent from Thursday until
Monday here with home folks. Calip
llagy and George Patrick, from the
same place, came home, but didn't
go back.
Miss Mollie Crabtrcc and sister.
Lima May, were guests at |. l.. Pat
riclIs last edncs,iay, and at IL. J.
Whhitehead's Wednesday night.
John Abel, Den WINNER and Av-
cry Crabtrec, of Thompson Valley,
ley road force, spent the weeks end
with home folks here.
John Taylor was visiting his uncle,
j: G. Taylor, atBroadford, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Alice Whit has returned
from Il several weeks visit with rel
atives at Pulaski.
Hunter Sturgil, of Pounding Mill,
was Il guest at the HON of Nj. Il.
Brown several days last week.
Mrs. Tom Roberts, and children
returned yesterday from Il visit to
relatives in Smythc county.
James Harris, of Thompson Valley,
and Miller Asbury, of Tazcwcll, were
business visitors here last week.
Richard Asbury of McCrady's, was
the guest of ii. j. Whitehead Sunday
night.
Frank Griffitt was n visitor to AS
burys Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. r. p. Hit and chill
drcR- and Mrs. |. l.. Patrick were Wis
itors at j. X. Patrici's, at Broadford,
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Waddell and
children are visiting their numerous
relatives here. They are from Yu-
kon, w. Va.
lhe following were guests at !. l..
Patrick's at dinner Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ryburn Patrick and children;
Mrs. John Patrick of roadford, Mr..
and Mrs. r. p. Hit and children of
Asburys, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Patrick
and children, and the following even
ing visitors Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. VIM
mer and children, Miss May Harris
and Mrs. w. NJ. irl and children and
John and Reece Asbury and Ii. j.
and Sam Whitehead.
w. T.. Hit is working hard and
and talking loud in the interest of an
Odd Fellows hall at this place. He
has sixteen OF the required number
of twenty to cnttle them to an or.
ganization.
Il. +. Abel, ]. P. Holmes, w. S.
to Tazewell last week.
~. INV, W. .. IuylOI anu VI. l.
and j. p. Holmes attended the late
John S Hubble's sale near Chatham
Hill last week.
The greater part of the population
of this place attended the Sunday
school picnic ut Broadford Saturday,
where good day was spent in gen
eral-a good dinner foot races, jump.
ing contest and ball game being
the amusements of the day. The fol-
lowing from this place won ribbons:
In the foot race-Samc Whitehead,
blue; Luther Necessary, red. In the
jumping contest = "Bob" Patrick,
blue; Walter Patrick, red. Junior
foot race-Fred Holmes, blue: Lee
Patrick, red.