Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-06-04

| 1here are q numebr of new ads. in |
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backed, as we believe, by honest men.
Misses Elizabeth White and Mary
Kiser are visiting the daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Scott in Graham.
Mrs. d. w. Lynch and Mrs. Hugh
Brown, prominent ladies of the coun-
ty, were here on business yesterday.
Miss May Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. r. Brown, of Tazewell.
has just graduated at Martha Wash
ington College with first honors. She
received the highest grade for three
years of college work. and has receiv-
ed many congratulations over this
achievement.
Mrs. r. S. Gillespie and son, Rob
Walker, of Houston, Texas, reached
Tazewell this week and are visiting
Mrs. Gillespie's mother, Mrs. John
Crockett.
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In the same issue of the Blueficld
Telegraph which gives tabular state
ment of the municipal election held
on Tuesday. which resulted in Re-
publican victory, Shot puts off a big
one on Sunrise in Bluefield," editor
ial, first column. Did Tuesdays cleo
ton do it? Must have been so, for
Shot never gets up in time to see Il
natural sunrise.
w. L. Davis, of Burke's Garden, and
his two pretty daughters, Misses Sar-
. ah and Ruth, and their little brother,
Oscar, were welcome visitors to this
sanctum on Wednesday. The young
ladies have been students mt Radford
o normal the past year, and are home
= on vacation.
: Roy Jones and Erastus Leffel, two
progressive young farmers of the
Clear Fork neighobrhood have pur-
chased new Ford cars. Now the moth
d ers and sisters of these young men,
@ and other peoples sisters, too, per-
II haps, can have good time, riding
around
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Spratt have is.
k sued invitations to the marriage OF
V their daughter, Miss Margaret Spratt
e to Mr.. Ray ii. hewitt. The happy
n event vii ltake place at the home OF
the bride, in Richards, next Wed
nesday, June 10th, ut 3 p. m. Mr.
st and Mrs. hewitt will be at home tc
ID their friends at Barboursville, Ky.
( after July 1st.
Il Mr.. j. A. Leslie sold the propert,
o on Tazewcll avenue. occupied by Mr.
# John w. Bowser, last week to Mr.
George Whit, of Coalwood, w. Va
Mr.. Whit will move into it abou.
" September LIST. His object, primarily
II in moving to Tazewell, is to give hi
children the benefit of the school here
lie is an Industrious, prosperous me
ID chanic, in the shops of the coal com
o pany owned and operated by Geo. L
K, Carter. Mr.. Carter lives in Coal
1t wood, and Mr.. Whit says is yer,
t. popular with his men and the people
1t generally in his town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Doak have
Y, completed arrangements for the trir
d next month to the Panama Exposi.
I ton. The party, which will be head
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Doak, will be
composed of the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Barns and daughter anC
t. son; Miss Mary Barns of Ronanoke;
: Misses Hattie White and Julia Dav-
q idson, of Tazewell. They will leave
A Tazewell on the 18th of this month
t and will travel by the Great North
er Railway, visiting the Yellowstone
Park and other places of interest or
: their way out. They expect to be
e back home the latter part of July.
, Miss Bertha Hoodnet, who has had
a responsible position with the Taze-
well Millinery Company for the past
T season, left Monday night for her
! home in Baltimore, where she will
e spend the summer. A visitor to the
i Hawkins Pharmacy this week, where
e the tall, handsome n-to-be-phar-
macist is always ready with a smile,
would readily gather that some dire
). misfortune had befallen "hlm," and,
n fearing that some dreadful calamity
). had befalen him, made strict search
h and inquiry for the reason, and pre-
, sent it in the first two lines of this