Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-09-04

Mr.. Henry C. Hill, of Falls Mills,
left on Monday on No. for Pied
mont Business College, Lynchburg.
The Young Peoples Choir will
0ect with Miss Mary Kiser tonight
at s o'clock.
Mics FL q Bowcn's school opens
next Monday morning for the SEES
sion of 1911-15.
There will be preaching in the
Tazewell Baptist church next Sunday
at / II. m, and 8 p. M, by the pas
tor, Rev. Z. II. Campbell.
Jno. y. Gose has recently sold to
Mr.. j. r. Meek nice REQ car. This
REQ car is gaining deserved popu-
larity.
The German Kaiser boasts that
"the God of heaven is on our side"
Wonder if that bomb dropping incl
dent was known in heaven?
Do you want to buy lot of nice
chickens stock or friers? A good
COW or two, II nice young horse, ct
cetcra? Inquire ut this office.
Mr.. Thomas, the trainer is at Ma
rion, where he will enter several
horses in the races to be run at the
Sp1uthn (fn,nfy Mi,
companied him.
Mrs. Matte May is here, packing
her household goods. She will make
Dot, Lee county, her home in the fu-
ture. Her nice, comfortable roms are
for rent. See ad. in this paper
DIR. a. l.. Tynes, of Staunton, who
has been attending his brother-in-
law, J. X. Laird, il in Bluefield with
fever, was the guest of his parents
here Saturday and Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. John f.. jackson re.
turned Monday morning from De-
troit, where DR.. jackson attended the
meeting Of the National Druggists
Association.
Miss Jackson's music class will re-
open for the winter session on next
Monday. Miss Jackson's music room
Will be in the same place as before
the rooms occupied by Mrs. McBryde
over the National Bank.
Misses Clarabel Lockett and Susie |
Phillippi, two teachers of the Tazewell
High School, have arrived, and will |
make their home with DR.. and Mrs.
John r. jackson.
John Grinestatf, whowas tried by !
Mayor Harman, assisted by Council |
men kiser and Greever, charged with |
resisting arrest and drunkenness, was
released from Jail yesterday, where
he had been sentenced for % days. |
Thomas w. Cecil, of indianapolis.
Indiana, is II visitor to Tazewell this
week. "Tom" looks good, and says he
feels good the moment his foot press
es the soil of farewell, the ancestral
home of his people.
Sergeant Thompson will leave to-
morrow night for Richmond, to de-
liver three boys to the reform school.
The Greek boy from Raven, Gus
kaias; G. b. Ashbrook, young chic
ken thief; and Charlie Crawford. will
compose the party.
l. l.. Baker, white man, was ar
rested Mt North Tazewell last week
charged with stealing chickens. C. B.
Ashbrook, boy, was also arrested as
an acomplice. Baker was given three
months on the road, and Ashbrook
will go to the reform school.
Mrs. Herndon, of La Grange. Ga.
who is on visit to her brother. DIR
isaac Pelrce here, was joined on YES
terday by her husband, Rev. j. G.
lierndon, pastor of the Presbyterian
church at La Grange. He was pastor
IN tins town when he captured and
married his wife, one of Tazewell,s
most superior women.
c. l.. Graham, now of Chatham
Hill, formerly of Tazewell, was here
this week, and enrolled his name with
the elect. Mr.. Graham has been to
White Top, N. C. and other places.
IN search of health, and seems much
improved.
L..
completed double garage for Prof.
+. Il. Witten and Capt. Henry Bowen
on corner of the Witten property on
Mechanics Avenue. If anyone thinks
Dan is not pretty good carpenter
look upon this garage job.
The apple crop is estimated now
at 2lO million bushels, which is Sc
million bushels more than 1913 and
20 million short of 1911 crop. Vir-
ginia stands third in the list, with
l2,3OO,OOO bushels. Pennsylvania and