Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-02-12
Local News

Local News
Joe Hunt, of Horsepen, was here on
business Tuesdya.
Mr.. A. A. Wysor, of Richards, was
business visitor to Tazewell We'd
nesday.
Mr.. NJ. j. Hankins was a business
visitor to Canebrake, w. Va, last
Monday.
Hon. John Henry Smith, of Leba-
non, was here on business and pleas
ure bent this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mcclure AMI
the baby, III. W., jr., reached Tazewell
Monday night from Excelsior, w. Va.
Stop looking for needle in a hay
stack. Look for it in the Clinch Val
ley News Office at any time during this
month.
State Senator j. +. Beavers, of
West Virginia, was here Tuesday, the
guest of his cousin, Hon. w. p.
Payne.
C. w. Boothe, who was the guest of
his son, Rawley Boothe. at this place,
returned to his home mt Pounding Mill
Wednesday.
Major Robert X. Henry, who has
been i'll in Richmond for several
weeks, returned to his home here on
last Monday.
William Moore, of Liberty Hill,
was caller at this office on Wednes-
day, being in an exceptionally happy
mood-it's girl.
Mr.. Samuel Lee, of Lexington, KY,
was in Tazewell last Saturday the
guest of his friend, John w. Campbell,
ut North Tazewell.
Eugene S. Thompson, of the Ber-
wind National Bank, was here Satur-
day night and Sunday, the guests of
his parents, DR.. Mrs. C. A. Thomp-
son.
Prof. A. S. Greever, of Burke's
Garden, who was here on business
Tuesday, has recently returned from a
visit to his brother, the Rev. VIM. II.
Greever at Columbia, S. C.
j. w Whitley and wife, of North
Tazewell, left Monday for Baltimore,
where Mr.. Whitley will visit the mar
kets. Upon their return Mrs. Whit
ley will visit her sister, Mrs. Baker
in Norfolk.
Willie r. Bowen and J. G. Barns,
of the west end, progressive young
farmers, were here on Tuesday, also
on Wednesday. J. G.. Barns Joined
the elect, after putting it off quite a
while. lie will live happier now.
First-class Maple Syrup, absolutely
pure. in gallon cans, Sl.40; half gal
lon cans, Use. Pure Maple Sugar,
by parcels post, 35c per pound.
JOHN u. G0SE & son,
2-l2-3i. Burkes Garden, Va.
Mr.. A. b. Scott, of Graham, and
his bright little boy, Armstead. were
here during the closing hours of last
week. The family seem delighted with
their new home in Graham, notwith-
standing they had lived in Tazewell.
The Clinch Valley News needles
are going with rush. Get yours
while you can. If you wait you will
be pesterin' the editor about needles
when he wont have them. See label
on your paper as to how your account
stands.
Wallace Hufford, of johnson City,
Tenn, came to Tazewell Saturday
night to attend the burial of the little
girl of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Surface,
Mrs. Surface being his sister. Mr..
liutford is doing we'll in Tennessee,
and is well remembered by many
friends in Tazewell.
Tiny Goodykoontz, the3-year old
granddaughter f Mr.. and Mrs. T. f.
Sisk, of North Tazewell, died at the
home of its parents at Jenkin Jones
Sunday of membranous Group, and
was brought here for burial Monday.
Rev. K. b. Platt, jr., of the Method
list church, conducted the funeral SER
vices.
We have been threatened with a
libel suit by j. w. Campbell, of North
TaZewell because we called him John
William. He informs us that the
wv" in his name stand for Woodrow:
therefore we apologize to Mr.. John
Woodrow Wilson Campbell, and will
try to remember what the "W" stand
for in the future.
Mrs. 0. l.. Fuller has been quite
i'll at her home on Cavitt's Creek.
Her father, G. Z. Manhood, of Ora
ham, was here to see her on Tuesday
and also on Wednesday. 1t was
thought that she would be taken to
the hospital at Bluefld, but her con-
dition has improved, and this will
not be necessary now, it is thought.