Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-02-26
Local News

Miss Mamie Wynn, of Baptist VAL
ley, was visitor to TaZewell Monday.
Mrs. w. R. Bennett, who has been
ill for several weeks at her home at
Five Oaks, is reported much better.
Squire Oscar Corell, of Thompson
Valley, was u visitor to Tazewell this
week.
Attorney Robert o. Crockett was
business visitor to WEIGH last Sun
day.
Attorney j. N. Hartman, jr., of the
city of WEIGH, was visitor to town
between trains Tuesday afternoon.
Have you secured your needles for
the spring and summer sewing? A
few books on hand. See ad.
Miss Ingles, of Radford, was in the
city last Saturday and Sunday the
guest Of her friend, Mrs. A. j. May.
H George Bowling has moved his fam
\ lily from Tazewell to Keystone. The
home vacated is now occupied by c..
r. Browns right hand man, Ballard
II Pickett.
Mrs. o. l.. Fuller, who has been ill
at her home at West Graham for sew
eral weeks, returned to Tazewcll on
h Wednesday afternoon.
Attorney Geo. w. st. Clair has
spent the past week at his coal OPP
Grafton, the Jewell Ridge, near Rich
lands.
DR.. w. f. Bundy, II. w. Bane, J..
N. Russell, r. A. Gillespie, and a num-
Der of other citizens of Cedar Bluff,
were here last Saturday attending
i court.
j Frank p. Wall, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wall, of Graham, Il graduate
of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
has accepted a lucrative position with
the Dupont Powder Co., at Whining
ton Delaware.
David Thompson, well known cit
izen of North Tazewcll, and Demo
crat of the old school, left this week
for Pulaski, where he will make his
home with his son, Miller Thompson.
Mrs T. j. Griffith, Mrs. G.. NJ. Bail
ey and little daughter, Janet, Misses
Maude Smith and Lena Griffith, all of
Bramwell, spent the week end as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wall on
Railroad avenue.
Miss Grace Beavers, who was TAX
en- to the Johnston Willis hospital in
Richmond last week by DR.. =. ID.
Johnston of this town for an opera
ton for appendicitis, is doing nicely
according to the last reports.
The Daughters of the Confcderacy
will hold an important meeting in the
WomanS Cub room over Witten's
store on next Wednesday afternoon at
p. m.
Mr.. Jayne says that the opera house
subscription grows slowly and grad
ually. Several hundred dollars of
stock was sold this week.
Prof. Grover Strong, of Wittens
Mills, was here Wednesday afternoon
having programs made for an enter
tainment to be given by the school
tomorrow night. In addition to a
number of musical selections, Il play,
Tony, the Convict" will be given.
Rev. +. II. Burhman and wife. of
Rlchlands, came to town Tuesday
night and left Immediately for n Wis
It to Mrs. Burhman's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Thompson, in Thompson
Valley.
Nh. r. j. Hurt, the we'll known Ce
dar Bluff merchant, has sold his BUSH
ness ut that place to Mr.. ID. C. Lowe,
Supervisor of Maiden Spring District,
and w. w. Wingo, of Cedar Bluff.
Much surdrise was occasioned here
this week by the appointment of re-
Company, ut Cedar Bluff. The opinion
among the general public has been
that the concern was in good shape.
George w. Hurt, q we'll known young
BUSINESS man of Cedar Bluff was APP
pointed receiver.
Z. L. Harman and his brother, d.
Il. Hartman, of Maxwell, have recently
bought out the stock of goods of A.
). GRAPHICAL and Company, and will
conduct the store as C. p. Hartman Il
Company. Arthur GRAPHICAL will take
pany.
The North Tazewell Lodge of Py-
thians had the pleasure on Monday
night OF visit by district deputy DR..
w. e. Ritter, of Whtewood, who paid
the lodge an official visit AS an hon
or to the visitor banquet was serv-
ed, attended by number of the
members of the order from North
Tazeweil and vicinity
MIR. II. NJ. Lawson, of Burke's Gar
den, has bought an up-to-date Hup
automobile, which was delivered to
him by Henry Crockett, of Bluetield
Saturday night. Mr.. Lawson has also
smpioyed colored driver, an expe-
ricnced man, TO take care of the car.