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

at IL q. m. ana o:oO ID. mr., by the
pastor, Rev. L. II. Campbell.
When things get dull and quiet on
the streets of this inland. moral and
quiet hamlet, and the cop dozes in the
sun, and the Continued next week
Mrs. j. b. Caudill is confined to her
home in serious condition, the cause
of her trouble is unknown.
Do you know or had you forgotten
that Abraham Lincoln was born Feb.
18th, years ago? Betch'er you
cant fill that blank correctly.
Messrs. J. f. Morton and II. b.
Frazier, prominent citizens of Ora
ham, were business visitors to Taze-
well this week.
Captain Bowen and his family have
ended their months sojourn with the
family of Senator Royal, and have
begun life again at their home on
Tazewell avenue.
Mrs. VIM. Ed. Peery is in Bluefield
with her daughter, Virginia, who is
at the Bluefield sanitarium. Mrs.
Peery expects to bring her daughter
home pretty soon, and in the mean
time is doing a little Flying around"
among her kinfolks and friends there
| and in Graham.
Mrs. lessee Mccall had n few of
her friends to dinner on Yesterday.
among the number being Rev. and
Mrs. Campbell. The names of the
other fortunate guests are not availa-
BILE at this writing.
The Womans Club met with Mrs.
Doak on Wednesday afternoon. An
interesting program was given, one
number being a paper prepared by
Mexico" and read bv Mrs. Geo. w.
st. Clair, Mrs. Greevcr being absent
at Chilhowie with her mother who
has been quite sick
Mr.. Jayne is meeting with some
encouragement in securing subscrip-
tons to the stock for the Opera
House. The new hotel is assured it
seems, and should the building of the
opera house take place too, this town
would be assured of reasonably good
years work for number of men.
besides securing the two new build
ings. Why not encourage the growth
of your town?
Have you seen the new offices of
Greever & Gillespie, the lawyers?
1t is n beauty, or rather "they," for
there are four splendid rooms, all con-
meeting, with all conveniences, etc.
The new rooms are upstairs, over the
offices formerly occupied by them.
Drop in and take look at these nice
rooms.
George E. Manhood, of Graham. an
nounccs himself candidate for Com
missioner of the Revenue this week
for Clear Fork district. Mahood is a
capable man, and if elected would do
ms best to discharge the duties of
his office.
Robert S. Graham, of Merton, who
has been with his father, Judge
Samuel C. Graham, at City Point,
Fla, was here this week on his re-
turn to Norton. From private
source 1t is feared that Judge Ora
ham has been unusually successful
IN bagging game this winter, and
that his visit to Florida has been very
beneficial to him.
Miss Anna Dickinson, one of the
most charming of the bellies of the
bluegrass down in Russell, was here
for brief visit to her sister. Mrs. A.
5. Higginbotham during the week.
Miss Dickinson left her mother in
Richmond recovering rapidly from an
operation and attended by another
daughter. She returned on Tuesday
to her home "Walrose," near Castle
wood.
-, 10. Hunt, of Horsepen, was here on
tuesday and transacted business in
TINS office for himeself and his friend.
and neighbor, Mr.. Billips. Mrs. Hunt
is now at Honaker under treatment
Tor a cancer: She spent several months
IN hospital in WEIGH, where she I'M
derwent surgical treatment and is now
taking the Combs treatment. She
has endured all sorts of torture and
her many friends hope she may be
cured and entirely relieved.
Mr.. John w. McFarlin, chief food
inspector of the State of Ketucky, To-
Gated at Lexington, has been in TaZe-
well this week. Mr.. McFarlin is here
IN the interest of a number of Ken
lucky gentleman who propose estab-
fishing packing house at Lexington.
The Tazewell Packing Company's fine
plant was examined by the gentleman
from Kentucky, and in conversation
with representative of this paper,
he stated that he had visited a num-
Der of packing houses IN different
parts of the country, but that the
one at North Tazewell was the clean
est and most sanitary plant he had
yet seen. 1t is likely that he will
recommend to the Kentucky gentle
men that they build their plant exact
lN on tho nlnrn Of thr. l,,,., L..