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

Judge J. ii. Stuart, of Roanoke,
spent the first of the week here on
legal business.
Best Patent Flour $5.25 per barrel.
Every barrel guaranteed first class.
Star Milling Company.
Mrs. +. f. Whit and baby are
spending the week at the Blue Sui
phur Inn, at Cedar Bluff.
We have just unloadcd car of rye
which we are grinding into chop.
Give us an order.
Star Milling Company.
Miss Sallie Mae Hurley, who has
been ut her home here for several
weeks because Of illness, has returned
to her studies in the Radford Normal
School.
Try our pure corn and rye chop /;
home made, not manipulated.
Star Milling Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Chapman are
expected home tomorrow from Rich
mond, where the former has been
taking treatment from specialist
for the past three weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Barns, who recently
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at Il hospital in Bluefeld, has
returned to his home in the Cove.
Wellington Bunch, former citizen
of Big Vein, died in Washington state
on May 9Th. The cause of his death
is not known.
Pocahontas has begun "spring clean
ing, and number of keepers of re-
sorts in that town have been request
ed to leave the town. They are said
to be locating in Blucfeld.
Mack Smith, the Pocahontas band
master, has re-organizcd the Poca-
hontas concert band. Such artists rs
Y. d. Lane and Albert Ionaker are
on the list of players.
The Methodist ladies' will have a
sale in the city hall told Tazewell Re
publican ollicc) Saturday, May 10th.
Doors open by . o'clock. Lunch will
also be served. Everybody invited
The Norfolk and Western station
ut Falls Mills, was robbed Saturday
night of small amount of cash. So
far no clue has been gained as to who
committed the theft.
Clinchiield sifted cracked corn,
cracked corn and wheat. We can
save you money.
Star Milling Company.
Clint Newberry Barns, of the Cove
was here Tuesday in a new Ford au-
tomobile, which he recently purchased
from the Star Milling Company.
Charles Dudley, son of j. f. Dudley,
was stricken with appendicitis while
ut school in Graham Tuesday, and
was removed to Bluefield hospital
for an operation.
Pure rye chop made at home. Not
western, but pure ground rye. Try
il.
Star Milling Company.
Richard Ratliff, aged As, and son,
James, aged "a, were both killed by
freight train near Thacker, w. Va,
last Saturday. They were returning
to their homes from show, and
while walking on the railroad, were
run down by train.
Miss Coralie Laird returned Sun
day from Newport News, where she
attended the annual meeting of the
Eastern Star of Virginia. Miss Laird,
who holds the highest office in the
Tazewell Chapter, was signally honor
ed at the Newport News meeting, by
being appointed Grand Ruth. The
members of the Tazewell Chapter
were much pleased at the honor con-
AN4iSu uPoii llCli Itpi cSellJdJlNe.
Rev. w. S. Billiard, pastor of the
Christian church, will deliver a spe-
cial sermon the 4th Sunday in this
month to the Knight Templar of
Tazewell. An invitation is extended
all to attend this service, which will
be held at II O'Clock in the morning.
Mrs. Gillette Moss, of Welch, was
operated on at the hospital in that
city on last Friday morning for ap-
pendicitis. Her condition is said to
be very favorable for her early re-
covery.
Mr.. M. r. Rolen, father of Con-
stable Rolen, of Graham, died at his
home in that town on Monday. He
was gallant Confederate soldier and
an esteemed citizen of his home COM
munity.
Graham and Pocahontas are expe-
rlencing unusual activity in local po-
htical matters. Town officers are to
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