Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-10

Mr.. f. Thompson went to Finney
on Wednesday, from which point he
shipped Il car load of fat cattle on
yesterday.
Use Star brand fertilizers-they
are the best.
Star Motor and Machinery Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin RatliT, of
Roanoke, are happy because of the
arrival of fine baby girl in their
home ON August 10Th. Marvin is re-
membered here as "a little boy" of Il
few years ago. Congratulations!
Mr.. Will Asbury and Miss Mary
Lambert were married at the Meth
odIst parsonage in the presence of
friends and relatives last Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. X. b. Platt, Jr., Of
lcatlng.
Superior drills and disc harrows for
sale. Star Motor and Machinery Co.
There will be preaching in the Bur
kc's Garden Baptist church Sunday
at IL Il. M, and $3.50 p. M, by the
pastor, Rev. L. ii. Campbell.
Thomas, son of Rev. and Mrs. Camp
bell, leaves next week for William and
Mary College, where he will take Il
regular course.
We have meal made from good coun-
try corn. Star Milling Co.
DIR. Alex Reynolds, of Bluestone, for
many years Il highly respected phys-
elan Of the county, was here on bust
ness Wednesday, active and cheerful,
and about so years young. Good for
him.
Our young citizen, j. A. Sluss, left
this week for indianapolis, where he
will enter Il veterinary college. lie
ordered the paper to follow him. The
country generally hasn't sufficient
number of vctcrinaries, and Sluss will
make Il good one, to be sure.
Star Patent flour, $3.50 per bar
rel, cash at our mill. This price is
subject TO change without notice.
Star Milling Co.
Geo. w. Myers, the Norton photo
grapher, has been on visit to his
homefolks on Dry Fork. He called in
and checked up" He takes two copies
OF the paper-one for himself and
one for his folks mt home. Report has
it that he is doing well in Norton.
Now is your chance to get first
class flour ut Il low cost. 1t may 20
higher any time. Price, $3.50, spot
cash. Star Milling Co.
Young MILFORD Beavers left Il day
or two ago for National Business Col
lcge, at Roanoke, to complete his
course of study. He is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gal. Beavers, North Tazewell.
DR.. j. X. Hicks has sold out his en-
tire crop of peaches-"No more to
SELL" he says. He was warned that if
he didn't want TO sell peaches not to
advertise in this paper, but he per-
sisted, and now he has no peaches.
We guarantecour Star brand fertili-
Zcr to grow as much wheat per acre
as other brands costing 5000 more per
ton, and if it don't we will refund
your money.
Star Motor and Machinery Co.
Owing to Il defective sewer pipe
it became necessary to tear up Il part
of the newly-laid streets this week.
a new sewer pipee was necessary
from the National Bank building,
across the street and down Main ST.,
ana the men are still digging.
Miss Catherine Stevens is prepared
to take Il limited number of advanced
pupils IN both Instrumental and vocal
MUSIC. Room in the High School build
ing. Miss Stevens received her train
ing IN the Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music.
Mr.. Alex Hartman, TazcwelPs gen
ial and silent citizen" returned to
his home last week from visit to
his sister, Mrs Simmerman, at Wythe-
vile, visit he enjoyed. He makes
his home here with his sister, Mrs.
Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Bowser have
vacated the property occupied for sew
eral years, sold recently to George
Whit, of Coalwood, w. Va. Mr.. Whit
is expected to move in at once. Mr..
and Mrs. Bowser have moved into
house lower down the street.
5. l.. WINNER, who has been here on
visit to his parents and relatives in
Thompson Valley, left for his home in
oregon on Tuesday. He is engaged in
sheep and horse raising-Has now
about 22OO ewes, and good herd of
horses, and is doing well, but would
90 better no doubt, if he had good
"hclp-meet"
Will II. Witten and his son, Sam.
were here last week on businesS and