Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-04-16
WHAT'S NEWS AT
POUNDING MILL
frotracted Meeting Closes Mt
which n Number of Conver-
slons Are Had-PesrsonaIs
and Other News Notes.

,., rounding Mill, April 14.-Rey. Wi
icy iost, of Gap Store, filled Rev. R.
n.i;a. 81 Ireers appointment ut the Meth
n''' ,kn ehurch sunday evening, and was
Sparks. 1"iS' w. M.
- me protractcd meeting held bv tbe
kev' q. w. Doylo closed no Snndn,,
nlght. There were three sermons On
sunday, several visitors from n dis
!ahce being present. He began meet
ing at Maxwell on Monday NIGHT
several conversions have been renort.
Kev; w. 5. Bullard has an appoint.
hient mere for next Sunday Mt II M
- keN Steele and sister, Miss iva and
'ora Newman dined on Yesterday
WIN Mr.. and Mrs. james l.. McGuirc
near Cedar Bluff. Mrs. Mcclure and
pany returned with them to sDend n
few dnys. 'Po"u
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Altize and chill.
uren' i!,' Lena and Gladys, spent Sunday
Ni.u .m tnrir Am. parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Altizer Mt Richlands.
Mr. and Mrs. G. =. Williams nttond-
cd the funeral of their aunt. Mrs Jo,,
kntiiif, nt Tazewcll last week.
MRS. Vcrnic Lowe, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. John Ringstaff, of this town
iS very Ill with typhoid fever.
br. and Mrs. Andrew Woolwine. of
tTrercs; Mrs: Henry Peory, of North
,a|ewell Mrs. Sanders Gillespie. and
Mrs Sallic Mahood, of Clinlcld, spent
one day last week with Mr.. and Mrs
Il. X. Gillespie.
Miss Margaret Hurt and Miss No
rihe McGrnw were calling on friends
IN the city today
Mr.. {. u. Williams has been suffer
lng Tor the past few days with gall
stones. lie expects to submit TO mn
operation soon.
Mrs. Julia Crabtrce, of Richlands.
attended the meeting mt tho Church
of God Saturday night and Sunday.
ana was the guest of her friend, Mrs.
w. Il. Steele.
=. Mr.. John Gildcrsleevc is running n
line between w. B. Steele and John
Hoops farms, the late julius Will
Inns place.
Mr.. w. M. Hurt, an old Confederate
soldier, spent Sunday night with rela-
llvcs here on his way to Tazcwel To
look after his pension money.
w. II. Mcclure came out of winter
quarters Monday and was n pleasant
visitor here: He is quito feeble.
DR.. &. Il. Zimmerman, who has been
quite busy for the past few months,
reports the sick as recovering.
ii. &. Gillespie, son of Mr. and
Mrs. X. K. Gillespie, II chemist i'm AL
lcEhnny county, reports that he is get
ting on fine.
Mr.. John Robinett, who has typhoid,
IL beginning to set up little.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Gilcspie and
children spent Sunday ut Raven.
Miss Marie Maxwell, who has had
a spraincd ankle for several weeks,
is walking on crutchcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Harris, of T..
NJ. Branch, were the guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Pruett Sunday to din
ncr.
Mr.. Henry Phillips and number
of others, from the Branch, attended
church here Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Keer and two children
are visiting her brother, DR.. w. r.
Williams at Richlands. Tho baby has
been quite sick.
Harry Williams returned to Tenn
essee last week to re-entcr school at
Erwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Spratt and
baby left last week for Richlands to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Susan Ringstaff and daughter,
Miss Lettie, have both boen on the
sick list, but are better.
Misses Garrett Pharr and Rosa
Browns school closed here last week.
The former is teacher of tho third
grade in the Richlands High School.
DR.. w. II. Williams, of Richlands,
was here yesterday OF see his brother,
C. p. Williams, who has been i'll.
Mrs. w. b. Steele W as very i'll
yesterday afternoon from gall stones
Little Ula Hazel Shepherd died of
spinal meninbitis instead of appen-
dicitis, probably mistake Of the re-
porter. The child was only sick for
sixteen hours.