Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-10-23
Local News

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A. l.. Steele, Esq, of Lexington, was
here on business this week.
Mr.. w. a. Scott left Monday night
for treatment in Il Richmond hospital.
DR.. w. |. Painter is again in a
Philadelphia hospital taking treat
ment.
Mrs. III. w. Pobst and Mrs. Sallie
Hoover, who are ill at their homes on
Iazewell avenue, are reported improv-
ing.
Mr.. III. A. Bowen has moved his of
flee from the Grever & Gillespie build
ing to rooms over Pecry & ST. Clairs
store.
r. c. Chapman, the well known
merchant, makes new announce
mcnt in his regular space. Read it.
Mrs. w. Ed. Peery went to Bluefeld
on yesterday for Il few days rccuper-
alton. She hasn't been feeling so we'll
recently.
Capt. A. J. Tyncs is confined to his
home on Tazewell avenue by illness,
but he expects to get out in time to
vote for Irvine
Mrs. c. r. Brown, who has been UNI
der treatment for several weeks in
the JohnstonWillis hospital in Rich
mond, returned to Tazcwell with her
husband Wednesday.
Mr.. IL. NJ. Smythe was reported i'll
at his home ut North Tazewell on
Wednesday night. "The Governor"
had n severe chill on Wednesday
night. He was reported better on yes
terday.
Look this paper over Notice the
amount of home news and its general
make up. Send us $3.50 for n years
subscription, or IS cents for months.
Rev. w. w. Hicks formerly on this
circuit here, goes to Pennington Gap,
and Mr.. Wingo, from Pocahontas, to
Saltville.
james r. Laird, who has been ill
at lliS HOIic III DlucIlclu lOf IWO
months with typhoid fever, is in Taze-
well, the guest of relatives. The other
members of his family who were i'll
with the same disease, are also inn
proving.
Miss Mary Ruth Patty and Mr.. John
William Walker, were married last
Wednesday at Abingdon. The bride is
the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Patty, formerly residents of this
town. Sincere congratulations are in
order.
Mrs. w. &. Harrison left Wednes-
day night for an extended visit to
her brother in st. Louis, Mo. Mr..
Harrison expects to leave next week
for Winterhaven, Fla, to look after
his orange groves.
Attention is called to the ad. of The
Metz Motor Car. This splendid lit
tie machine has an enviable reputa-
ton and record in the country. DR..
r. B. Gillespie drives one of them,
and it can be seen any day.
DIR. George Ben Johnston, who left
Tazewell last Thursday for Richmond
IN his Plerce-Arrow auto, met with
an accident in the west end of the
county Thursday afternoon, and was
forced to take the Friday mornings
train for his home. The nature of the
accident to the car was not learned.
None of its occupants, however, were
injured.
Mr.. j. l.. Rose, Progressive candi-
date for Congress in the Ninth dis
trict; Senator Catron, of Scott coun-
ty, and G. w. Blankenship will adj
dress the voters here this afternoon at
p. m. Candidate Rose is said to be
good talker. No doubt the speakers
will be given a large audience.
Gus Helmandoller, wel-known
citizen of this town, was taken to the
hospital at Marion yesterday. He has
been in bad health for several years.
and recently his mental faculties be,
came so badly impaired that he had
to be restrained, and has been con-
fined in Jail here for the past two
weeks.
John P. Gose, proprietor of The
Burke's Garden Mills, announces in
his space in this paper that he has |
fine, pure buckwheat flour. The sea-
son of sausage gravy and fine cane
molasses is here, and everybody will |
want buckwheat cakes. Write or |
phone Mr.. Gose.