Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-02-05

mer on Tazewell avenue.
Automobiles and other vehicles find
the mud ON Tazewell avenue "some-
thing ierce,"-almost as bad as a
cross-country road.
Mrs. Luther Neel, well remembered
here as the daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
w. w. Hicks, is critically i'll in the st.
Luke's hospital in Bluefield.
Mrs. Bette Crockett, of Graham,
spent several days last week in the
family of her sister, Mrs. Pcery, here
as did laso Mrs. Peery's mother, Mrs.
Jas. S. Peery
This office acknowledges receipt of |
copy of the Oakland Tribune, sent
by Mrs. l.. w. Place, of Oakland. The |
paper is special edition, giving pic
lures, etc, of the Panama Pacific Ex-
position.
George G. Peery and wife and chill
dren, of Wise, reached Tazewell Mon
day night, where they will make their
home. They will move into the S.
ID. May residence as soon as their
furniture arrives.
Major r. r. Henry continues con-
fined to the Johnston Willis hospital
in Richmond, where he has been for
several weeks. 1t is said that his
condition has not shown the improve
ment hoped for.
Alex Carico, the well known travel
ing man of Coeburn, was here last
Saturday attending the meeting of
the Tazewell County Teachers AS
ISOLATION. Mr.. Carico takes an I'M
usual interest in things educational.
Mrs. Rees r. Bowen, wife of the
well known N. d w. passenger con-
| ductor, is in New Mexico for her
health Mr.. Bowen's mother, Mrs.
Gussie Bowen, of this town, is tax
ing care of the children in Bluefield.
and keeping house for her son during
the absence of the mother.
Do the women of this town want a
room free from rent to hold their diff
Ell ent meetings in? If so, show it by
patronizing the Exchange and Tea
room over w. L. Witten's store. Open
every Saturday at o'clock. Hot chloe
| olate, tea, waters and sandwiches are
served.
Mr.. John II. Thompson, of Burke's
Garden, spent yesterday in town. He
has recently bought the interest of
the late Samuel V. Kelly's heirs in the
Kelly farm east of town. Mrs. Sam
Kelly, and the baby, Harriet Rach-
Ell, are living in Canada, where they
have made their home for some time.
DIR. o. j. llough, government inspec-
tor for the Tazewell Packing Com
pany, was operated upon for appenH;-
citis in Il hospital in Cincinnati last
Thursday. The latest reports indi-
cate an early recovery DR.. r. b.
Drake, of Cincinnati, has been here
taking the place of the sick man.
Allen Davidson. of Union. w. Va,
well known in this town, is seriously
Ill in hospital in Baltimore, where
he was taken several weeks ago for n
surgical operation. w. l.. Moore. of
this town, was in Baltimore last week
to see Mr.. Davidson.
| , ieuicS uoilt lie, Dut sometimes
the fggerer does. Examine the fig
ures opposite your name on the label
OF your paper. If wrong, let the
ONCE know it If your subscription
is in arrears change them. Don't
wait to be dunned.
Mr.. A. G. Russell has made re-
cent trip to Richmond, and looked in
on the lawmakers and taX-tinkers.
Mr.. Russel favors the segregation
plan, but says if all the amendments
proposed are adopted or even half of
!hem, the segregation plan wont favor
itself when adopted
Messrs. Kincer & Ve-million are
getting ready to make bids on tho
improvements to be made by the town
ON the streets. Mr.. Kincer has flo
urcd that concrete street will cost n
very little more than the old wav of
building, and it is probable that the
city council may consider the plan of
rebuilding Main street.
AT the regular meeting of the Ma
comic Lodge Monday night Messrs
Geo; w; Doak, 7. A. Repass and C.
w. steele were chosen as representa-
yves to the grand lodge meeting in
Richmond next week. They will leave
the latter part of this week.
The many friends in this section of
Capt. w, r. Dawson have heard with
much pleasure of his promotion to
the responsible position of assistant
10 the general manager of the Nor
folk d Western Railway. Mr.. Daw-
son has gone to Roanoke to assume
his duties. Everybody says, 'he de-
serves it and will make good"
IN, Mr.. j.. A. Payne, of Baptist Valley
was here on Wednesday, on business
and called to see us. His home has
been darkened recently by the death
OF his baby. The little fellow died
January 2lst of infantile paralysis
following an attack of pneumonia
lie was l3 months old-a large. fine
little fellow, and the hearts of his
parents were broken when he was
taken away ""'