Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-03-05
Local News

Local News
Mrs. w. l. Page, of Bluefield, is
here the guest of parents, Mr. and !
Mrs. j. F. Kelly at the Jeffersonville !
{ Hotel.
Mr.. 7. A. Repass, of the Clinch Val
ley Insurance Agency, was at Clam
organ in Wise county, Wednesday on
business.
We will have full line Of fertili
zers ready for spring use-the kind
that are adapted to our lands.
Star Motor and Machinery Co.
Geo. w. Hurt, receiver of tho Ce-
dar Bluff Wooden Company, was here
,asC frlday afternoon arranging to
begin sale of the goods, etc, of the
firm.
Thomas Warren, who has been as
sisting his Uncle Hoyt Warren in
the operation of the barber shop at
Graham, on account of Hoy't illness,
has returned to town, and resumed his
place in the barber shop here.
Colonel James S. Browning, of Po-
cahontas, was here this week attend
ing court.
A good deal of the space on the in
side of the News this week is given
over to BILLY" Sundays sermon to
Women. Read it.
Dr. Wade st. Clair, of Bluefield,
was here Tuesday afternoon on pro-
fesional business.
Armstead Pobst left on Tuesday
night for the Virginia reformatory,
having in charge Walter Burress and
Joe Carter, the two boys sentenced
to the school ut this term of court.
The Star Motor and Machinery
Company have made convenient i'm
provements in the garage in this town
by Encouragement of the effects of
the building. A commodious office
has been made and other improve
mcnts added.
Miss Clyde Nunley, of Richards,
who has been attending Greensboro
Business College for number of
months, has gone to Piedmont Bust
ness College for special training.
Miss Evelyn Mccall has been dis
charged from the Bluefield hospital,
where she was successfully operated
upon for the removal of the appendix.
She reached here home here Monday.
Ed, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank L. Witten, has been i'll at his
home on Tazewell avenue the past
week with pneumonia. 1t is believed
that the worst of his illness is passed.
Mr. Mike Zeigler, who has been re-
Gently put in sole charge of the prop
erty at Coaldan of the Empire Coal
Land Corporation, was \ visitor to
town last Saturday.
Announcements were received here
last Friday afternoon of the arrival
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy S.
Thompson, in Bluefield, of a. fine
baby girl.
Senator ID. f. French, of Blueheld,
was here Tuesday evening, appear
ing before the Circuit Court in the in
junction proceedings sought by the
Town of Graham to restrain the Blue
tclders from operating n sewer line
through the town of Graham.
a call meeting of the Masonic Lodge
will be he'd in the hall here tomorrow
night for work in the Masters de-
gree.
HOGS Weighing from
25 to 100 pounds. Apply to ]. r..
Harry, Grafton, Va.
Frank Howard, the young son of
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Moss, was pain
: fully injured one day last week at
its home on Cavitt's Creek by fall
ing against hot stove, and severely
burning his mouth.
Mr.. o. L. Fuller has sold his farm
on Cavitts Creek to Mr.. Geo. w. Litz,
of Columbus. The farm purchased
adjoins that of the old Litz place.
MIR. Fuller has taken position with
the Ritter Lumber Company and will
be stationed near Devon, w. Va.
City Attorney J. N. Hartman, jr
of Welch, was here Sunday on a Wis
it to his home.
We are selling oats that grow, not
recleaned feed oats, but oats that will