Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-12-25
local News

ISIS Martha Hopkins is home
= Roanoke Woman's College.
n Wat Jerome Croll is home from
Fork Union Military Academy.
Rev. w: w. Arrowood will preach at
Concord next Sunday afternoon at 9
o'clock.
The condition of Billion Peck, ill at
his home ut Unaka, is said to be I'M
changed.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Werth and
VIM. G., Jr., of Norton, are here to
spend Christmas.
The business depression" COM
planned of in many sections and towns
has not been felt here.
Misses Mary Preston and Ellen
Scott have returned home from Mary
Baldwin, at Staunton.
Miss Lula Jones has returned home
from Farmville, where she has at
tended the State Normal.
Mrs. VIM. Melvin, died at her home
near Concord on Monday night. The
burial and funeral took place at Con-
cord on Wednesday.
Miss Catherine Browning, teacher
in the Graham High school, who has
been i'll, is reported better.
Lathrop O'Kceffe, coal field repre-
sentative for Stras, Hartman & Co., is
spending his vacation at his home
here.
DR.. ID. X. Johnson has three cases
of measles in his home. Little Pansy,
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard, has had the same trouble, but is
well now.
1t is reported here hat the water
supply of the town of Richards has
been put out of commission by the re-
4 cent freeze.
Miss Cynthia Repass, who is teach
ing near Hartman, is spending the
holidays with her brother, at his home
] on Clear Fork.
Miss Anita Gillespie and Miss Mary
Mccall returned on Wednesday from
Randolph Macon Woman's College,
Lynchburg.
DR.. J. N. Rhudy called in on Tues
day and ordered the c. V. N. as n
Christmas present to Mrs. Turley,
away in the west.
Charley Kincer, of Dante, reached
home Monday night to spend Christ
mas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kinccr.
Miss Winfrcd Hurt, Salie May
Hurley and Ellen Daley arrived home
this week from the State Normal
School at Radford.
Mrs. y. S. lliggnbotham left Mon
day morning for Castlewood to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Walter Dickinson.
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Arrowood are
spending their Christmas in Tazcwell.
A contemplated visit to their home in
North Carolina has been postponed
until January.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Claude Pobst left
Wednesday for Radford to spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives of
Mrs. Pobst They will be absent
from town a week.
Rev. Homer Anderson, of Pomaria,
5. c., has accepted the pastorate of the
Burke's Garden Lutheran church, and
it is said will take charge of the work
after the first of the year.
! The infant baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. YoSt, which died at it's home
ut Grafton Monday night, was buried
IN the Concord cemetery Tuesday
morning.
Everett Lee, North Tazewell, was
s. o. S. in las issue, with n contri-
button to the hat fund. The hat can
be bought now, perhaps.
Mrs. j. Peery Greever left Sunday
night for Washington to spend sew
eral weeks rs the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Ryan. She was accompanied as
far as Bluefield by her husband.
Mr.. Berkeley Gillespie is home for
the holidays, from Woodstock, Va,
where he has been engaged with the
State Highway Commission for some
time.
Mr.. J. w. Hicks, the Graham attor-
ney, and Chairman ID. B. Daniels, and
other prominent citizens, called this
week to leave Christmas subscrip-
ton, and a word of good cheer.
Marriage license were issued by
Deputy Clerk uSrface on Wednesday
to Mr.. Henry Thomlinson and Miss
Sallie c. Steele, of Graham, and Mr.
Kelly Dillon and Miss Lizzie Catron,
OF Grafton.
Henry Neel and Miss Ella Horton,