Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-03

Miss Lucy, who have been in the State
OF Missouri for several weeks visit.
returned to Tazewell Monday. |
Mrs. DR.. Hicks, and daughter of
Shawvers Mills, were shopping in town
Wednesday. Mrs. Hicks left a very
fine box of peaches at this office.
George w. Miller, of Broadford.
was business visitor to Taze-
well yesterday.
Misses Mary Hartman, Katherine
and Margaret st. Clair and Ellen
Scott expect to attend the Mary Bald
win Seminary mt Staunton the coming
session.
James Doak, of the Flat Top In.
surance Agency, was in town for a
brief visit Wednesday evning. He
left Wednesday for visit to Wash
ington, d. C.
Rev. Dabney Carson, of Abingdon,
is in the city the guest of Rev. w.
w. Arrowood
Miss Mary Turk. who has been con-
nected with the High School faculty
for several years, will enter Wellesley
College this fall. She is now visiting
friends in New Jersey.
Jonathan Boyd, esq, of Graham and
S. II. Belcher, of Bluefied, were in
the city this week on business. Each
of these gentlemen are heavyweights,
weighing close to $50 each.
j. r. Roscnbaum and wife have
leased the rooms over II. o. Crock
ett's office and expect to move to town
within the next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Lynch have
rented the rooms over the National
Bank and are preparing to move to
town for the winter.
Miss Launah Ireson, of North Taze-
well, one of the efficient clerks at
Chapman's, spent her well-earned va
cation with her sister in Williamson.
She returned to her work, as sister
O'Keeffe says, feeling fine"
Mr.. K. o. Crockett is now learning
to run his Interstate auto. AS soon
as he familiarizcs himself little bet
tire with the changing of the gears he
will be ready to take his friends out
riding.
Mrs. C. C. Waterman, of Rosedale,
Miss, reached Tazewcll this week
~ no
Harry Lee Spratt
City Recorder T. A. Repdss will no
longer have the excuse of roaming the
streets until everything closes at night
his family who have been on Il visit
to Cedar Bluff, returned Wednesday
night.
Send us your wheat. We will grind
your own wheat, or exchange. Salts
faction guaranteed.
Star Milling Co.
There will be preaching in the Taze-
we'll Baptist church Sunday at II
n. M, and ut Bundy's Chapel at $3.50
p. m, by the pastor, Rev. T. H..
Campbell.
Mrs. j. F. Hurt has had as her
guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurt. of
Dallas, Texas; Mr.. Austin Belew and
daughter, of Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. Chas.
Bclew, of Bristol, Tenn.
Mr.. r. p. Buchanan is the first man
IN 10 ~ 20 L.
check from tho Ford Company 1t
was for $4,000, and Mr.. Buchanan
said it looked mighty good The Ford
Co., is sending out checks for $4,000
each ut the rate of 10000 per day
until 100000 have been sent out.
Disc Harrows, Superior Drills.
Gasoline Engines, Feed Cutters, Feed
Miles, etc.-See our line of machin-
cry.
Star Motor and Machinery Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bradshaw, of
Welch, passed through town Wednes-
day enroute to Mr.. Bradshaw's home
in Russell county for visit to his
parents.
Mr.. William Kimball and Mr.. Frank
Wall, of this city, have recently had
new arrivals at their homes in this
town. Mothers and babies are doing
well.
y Tom Keesee was tried before Mayor
Britts, of North Tazewell last Tues
day charged with hitting George Burns
with rock. After the evidence had
all been taken the Mayor assessed
Mr.. Keesee $50 fine. The case is said
to have been holly contested.
Superior grain drills are regarded
the world over as the best. We have
Thorn in stock, but they are going fast.
Get your order in.
Star Motor and Machinery Co.
Bob Sparks says he saw strange
combination on the train Wednesday.
Hon w u Grratt u,oc raoJ;,,. -