Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-05-14

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DR.. Chas. r. st. Clair, of BlueGeld,
was visitor to Tazewell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Kits, of North
Tazewell, have had very sick child
this week. The little boys tempera-
ture for while was ranging up about
lO4. He is better now.
There will be preaching in the Bap-
fist church Sunday at IL a. M, and mt
Bundy's chapel at $3.50 p. H., by the
pastor, T. II. Campbell.
One feature of the service ut the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing will be a solo sung by Mrs. A. S.
ligginbotham.
Mrs. Frank Whit expects to leave
within the next few days for Blue
field to enter Il hospital for treat
ment and possibly an operation.
Mrs. f. l.. Greever left Tuesday for
her home ut Chilhowie for visit to
her mother. She expects to return
in short time and bring her mother
with her.
in accepting the cattle for shipment
without certificate from the proper
officials at that end of the line. How
ever, the precaution taken to prevent
the Introduction of the cattle scourge
into Tazewell is commended by every
cattle man in the county.
Revs. E. E. Wiley, ]. Frank Jack
son and presiding elder Ward, who
were here to take part in the funeral
service of |. c. Dodd on yesterday,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ed. Peery on Tazewell avenue.
Kincer & Vermillion are tearing up
Main Street in Il hurry and building
1t up again in a hurry. Bob Kincer,
Henry's brother, doesn't say much,
and doesn't care whether much is said
about him or not, but he is right
there, too, on the job, every time.
Henry Hampton, who has been at
the Bluetield sanitorium for some time
for treatment, has returned home.
lie was on the street yesterday "look-
ing and feeling fine" His girth meas
ure is reduced by considerable, how
ever, and he had to take up his belt
buckle about four holes.
Roland Peters, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
). j. Peters, lately employed by Tay
Tor Brothers, of Winston, N. c., with
whom he held position as stenog
rapher, has accepted similar posi-
ton with the Bluefeld Produce and
Commission Company. Mr.. Peters is
a graduate of the National Business
College, of Roanoke, and is a young
man of integrity and promise.-The
Telegraph of yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Simon Kelly, of
Burke's Garden, who have been on a
visit to Maryland, looking over the
country with possible view of locat-
ing there. returned to Tazewell last
Saturday. Mr.. Kelly was much i'm
pressed with the country from an
agricultural standpoint, but thinks lit
tie of it as Il grazing section.
d. w. Hoback, of Burkes Garden.
who has been suffering with an in
Jured foot for several months past.
not being able to wear shoe. found
an old shoe large enough for him on
last Saturday and came to town for
short visit. He was in this Office to
get package of those fine needles
which he says will find employment as
soon as he gets home. The question
OF wearing nails to hold up his gal
luses is solved now, and there will be
no excuse for him going around with
his clothes hanging to him by mere
threads.
Mrs. o. E. Hopkins, who has been
at Blacky for week on account of
the serious illness of her sons wife, !
Mrs. Albert Hopkins, returned to her
home near North Tazewell yesterday.
and reports the sick lady much i'm
proved. The most important part of
TINS local is about to be forgotten
the girl baby is in fine shape, and its
daddy" has accumulated a smile
that can't be washed off.
The survivors of the Confederacy.
who attend the Memorial Day exer- |
cises here, can feel assured that their
wants in the way of things to eat will |
be supplied. The ladies have gotten
everything in shape for the dinner to |
be served in the Old Inn. Of course
all the old soldiers of the county, who
can pOSSihlY do 50 will attand Al.