Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-01-29

len hand. Otherwise Uncle Felix is
in good shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. It. Kendrick have
moved to the Cooley property at the
head of Main street. The property
they vacated, which belongs to Mr..
Pobst, will be rmodeled.
r. j. Hurt, DIR. w. E. Bundy, B. d.
Humphrey, Mr.. Keiser and Mr.. Birk-
lie bach, of Cedar Bluff, were here last
Saturday evening attending meet
ing of the Masonic Lodge.
Maj. r. r. Henry is i'll in a hos
pital in Richmond, where he has been
for several weeks. His daughter, Mrs.
Walker is with him. Reports favor
his early recovery and return home.
OF course you will notice the big ad.
for the Chandler automobile on the in
side of this paper. The price of the
car, quality, workmanship, ETC., puts
it in reach of all. DR.. NJ. b. Crock
EFT, the agent here, can tell you all
about it.
Indications point to boom in the
automobile trade with the coming of
spring. The Clinch Valley News reach
es all the auto prospects" in this sec
ton, and good ad. should bring re-
suits.
Judging from what is said in the
big ad in this paper, and other ads in
the magazines, the Chandler car is
one of quality. 1t has an aristocratic
look, is guaranteed, and is very rea-
sonable in price.
William G. Werth, formerly of Nor
ton, is now a student at Washington
d Lee University, where he will com
piete his law course. His wife and
son are spending the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Werth.
1t is reported that j. w. Chapman
is arranging to build fine office
building adjoining the Masonic hall.
Plans, ETC., are being made by the ar
chitects of the city, but no definite
decision has been reached regarding
the building.
If you don't believe there is such a
things as personal devil, get out
anu Seii' ooilcIillilS really re1RlOuS
and aggressive, and see what will
happen. Most of us are not doing
anytH.AE much that he sees nee ,ssa :.
ny to Interfere with.
For next week we will publish a
report Of the churches for the year
l9l4, rs nearly ucac etaresaw oinnn
IL appears that close checking of
the church work is not done, and for
this reason the report may not be
as complete as it should be.
Oscar Corell, jr, of Thompson VAL
ley, was here this week, arranging to
move to Joncsboro, Tenn, where he
and his father, and brother, Rees. re-
Gently bought n fine farm of $50
acres from j. S. Murray. Young
Corell will live on he farm and oper-
ate it.
The county teachers association.
which meets here today and continues
through tomorrow promises to be an
interesting occasion. Every teacher
IN the county is supposed to be here
and perhaps number of visitors. In
tereStlng and important questions will
be discussed.
IT .Altizer, the handsome Young
merchant of Pounding Mill, was here
on Tuesday and squared his wife's
subscription on our books away ahead.
Whether or not, like his neighbor.
Emmett Scott, he was spending his
wite's butter money, we were unable
to find out but guess he was.
Report has it that Norton has al
most 500 cases of measles. Black
ford and vicinity, near Norton, has an
epidemic of cerebro- meningitis. Fiji
or twenty death have occurred, chiefly
among adults. Local physicians seem
utterly unable to manage it, and the
| State Board of Health has been mott
fled and appealed to.
Do the men of this town want room
Tree from rent to hold their different
society 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 choc-
olate, tea, waters and sandwiches are
served.
More Nedles and Still More Needles.
Commencing with Feb. 1st, a case
OF nice needles will be presented each
subscriber who squares himself on
our books and navS a yaor e., II