Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-10-01
rounding Aiill Notes.

/ -Ahis hSpl. .-J.-lkeN. a
w lhomas Is able to be out again al
Ter an eight weeks hck speii. Hc
prob"piy hau fever. His son. Walter
anu Wile, from Red Jacket. w. Va,
were 10 see HIM last week, tire former
feturnng Sunday, but Mrs. Thomas
"n' remain Tor sometime. She is n
>cly Deauuiui and attractive vo,,no.
Woman.
kooK Lee, the 13-year old daupht-
el of MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Smith nns
sever case oi TYPHOID fever. Her
oio'her, hoy, aged ., has Just recov-
0'eu from the same disease.
mar. and mrs. G.. nj. Hunter spcnt 81
.sw nouis ,ouay III Blueheld.
| Jlni bob Hurt is home from North
IAota ON II vislt To his mother, Mrs
One Hurt, and family. lie is look
"lg weil ana we Were all delighted To
see HIM.
MRS. I. IL. Trayer, Mrs. w. b. Steele
ana Dora Newman attended the bir
Specches OF the Flying Squadron" ,rl
loahuys chapel last Sunday mt 2 %. IN.
speeches were made by Rev. j. N.
li"rnan, l'r0t. G0lchon, of the TuZe-
wen iiigh School and j. "A. Leslie. of
Ine Ciinch Valley News, all of the city
Oh Iazewell. 10 say these speeches
were good would not express it-thev
were excellent We will expect them
mere next Sunday week, winch is the
second Sunday ut III O'Clock Let ev-
orybody crawl out of his or her "hull"
and hear them. No chargc-no col
iectiolS--aIi free. Come. TEcn dim
ncr already promised.
kev. w. ). Bullard of TaZcwcll
preached one of the best sermons wa
ever heard last Sunday night at the
christian church. His subject was
Love" ''
Mr.. and Mrs. }. II. Allizcr and little
daughters, Lena and Gladys, spent
sunday with the formers nurents
Mrs. and Mrs. Alex Altizer.
=, willie Rees SPARKS, son of Mr.. and
Nlrs. IL. Nj. Sparks, il ATTENDING n
business college in Knoxville. Tenn.
The recent rains have somewhat re-
tarded the wheat sowing.
Miss Lucy Byrd llarman. teacher
mere, spent from Friday to Sunday
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
j. ~. liarman at 1azewell.
We fniled to mention last week the
excellent sermon by the Rev. MIR.
iiHghcs, of Dante, minister of the
Episcopal church.
Inc Duncan brothers left Sunday i'm
their line Overland car for their home
aC Ripplemead They had II great time
while here and many enjoyed rides
IN Their nice car. One of the broth
ers was agent here for over three
months this summer and fall.
quite number from here attend
ed today the funeral of Miss Mona
Maxwell at Maxwell. The funeral was
preached by the Rev. Rawlinson. of
the church of God, who resides in
Blueiicd. She was the dauphlrc of
Albert and Kate Maxwell. She was
converted in the presence of the one
who preached her funeral about six
weeks ago, and expressed desire to
be with her mother and her Sa-
viour. She asked the ones in her
room many times if they could see the
angels; tnat she could see Heaven
and the redeemed. She was 16 wears
old September 9th, and died Of tu-
bcrculosls. She is niece of Mrs. X.
Nj. Sparks, Of this town, and leaves
one sister andtwo brothers, bcsidcs n
father and II host of relatives and
friends. The following persons from
here attended the funeral and burial:
Mr.. and Mrs. X. M. Sparks, and Mrs.
Toby Sparks, Mrs. Ii. w. Christian,
Mrs. Henry Robinctt, Mrs. w. Is.
Steele, Miss Lcttic RingstaT, Miss
Gussie Christian.
Mrs. Farmer returned the last of
the week from Lebanon, where she
had been to see her father, who is i'll,
Dut Is better ut this writing.