Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-06-18
Local News

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Attorney Emory Widener, of
Abingdon, was in Tazewell last Sat
urday, the guest of his friend, II. r.
Hawthorne.
Rees d. Young and wife, of Bandy,
were in Tazewell Saturday, the
quests of Mrs. Young's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Z. Payne.
Mrs. George w. Brewster, of Davy
W: Va, was the guest of friends here
this week.
Mrs. Callie Peddy of Graham, has
been here this week, the guest of her
father, DR.. C. w. Greever.
Mr.. J. w. Hill, of Rock, w. Va,
was in Tazewell Sunday the guest of
his sister, Mrs. j. T. Wright.
Mr.. George w. st. Clair, who has
been at Lexington, Va, attending a
meeting of the trustees of Washing
ton and Lee University, has returned
to his home here.
c. w. Steele spent the created part
of last week at jewell looking after
the affairs of the Jewell Ridge Coal
Corporation.
T. A. Gillespie, Esq, of Cedar Bluff
who has been i'll for several weeks, is
said to be gradually growing worse.
Mrs. w. L. Bullard, of this town,
has been the guest several days of
her daughter, Mrs. w. c. Thompson,
in Bluefied.
Mrs. Ida +. Glenn of Prospect, Va,
is expected in Tazewel this week to
visit her nieccs, Mrs. A. NJ. Black
and Mrs. C. w. Jones.
Mrs. Laura Johnson, of Bluefield,
| is the guest of her brother, Mr.. John
| S. Bottimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Peery and Mrs.
Geo. p. Hall and daughter, Miss
| Kate, will leave Monday for the Pan
! ANA exposition.
Hedrick Grain Cradles.
The Tazewell Surrly Co.
Mrs. w. d. Davis and two daugh-
ters; little Miss Shela, and Mrs. Har-
| rlson, of Graham, were the guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Hager last week, and
also visited Sergeant Thompson.
Mrs. Blackwell, of West Graham,
| and her son, Stuart, were the guests
of their cousin, Miss Kate Blackwell,
last Sunday.
| DR.. Mary w. Peery will be at home
in Tazewell in about ten days and
her professional service will be avail
able after July LIST.
Splendid rains this week-corn.
oats, wheat and grass are all on n
boom.
Don't imagine that the editor is
growing popcorn on the "experimen-
tai farm because you hear the corn
popping as you pass along. 1t is only
the corn growing, as it were
The Editor had new potatoes out
of his garden on Wednesday, and his
neighbor, Will Ed. Peery had beans
on Tuesday. Have you had either?
| The June brides of Tazewell, up to
this writing, 18TH, number IS. Sew
enteen OF the number are white, one
colored.
Mrs. j. r. Laird, Bluefield, has been
! 1T home with her mother Mrs. A. j.
| Tynes this week.
The residence of Mrs. Fudge is re-
.elvlng coat of new paint, and Prof.
Witten has just had similar job
completed on his nice residence. Low
er Pine Street residences shine. and
| few more of them ought to darise
| md shine" too.
Henry kincer reported the other
lay that he had to move his garden
| renee to make room for his vege-
cables to grow. The usual reply fol-
owed promptly.
The Editor had had to use a little
| old-fashioned reap hook to cut weeds
With recently. He loaned his moving
blade out, and it hasn't been returned.
The gentleman will please grind up
| he blade and send it home. The first
hing you know the blade will get it
sell lost, and never reach home.
| ~ - -h, w hooii, HiandSer OF the Big
Town Hill Creek Coal Corporation,
Of Richards, was a business visitor
20 Tazewell Tuesday. Mr.. Wilson's
mines produce the famous Red Ash
coal, for which he finds a ready
market.
| Ernest and Marnus Andrews, sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Andrews, of
| Bristol, are guests of their grandpa.
Mr.. A. j. Steele. Mr.. Steele also has