Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-04-09

Mr.. c. A. Trevillian, a young bust
ness man of Sutherland, Va, was here
on yesterday, looking over the town
with a view of locating here. He has
a good farm near Danville, in the to-
bacco section.
Just received three cars of Star
brand of fertilizers, and it is going
fast. Star Motor and Machinery Co.
1t has just come to light that Miss
ounce Suiiender, trained nurse,
employed by DR.. Crockett, at the
hotel in the case of Mr.. Corell, is a
native of Botetourt county. Her
mother was Miss James, of Fincas-
tie. With such nurse. from such
county sickness itself becomes lux.
ury, and recovery absolutely assured.
If you, want q good grass seeder
ana weeder combined, we have it.
Star Motor and Machinery Co.
Mr.. Geo. W. Wynn, of Burke's Gar
den, has Joined the majority and pur-
chased nice Ford car. He came
over after it the other day, and rode
iiOitC Ill line style.
Don't fail to mix some alfalfa seed
with your clover. You may be sorry
II you don't. l.. A. TYNES.
Mr.. J. C. Movies is working for
the Star Motor Company. If your
cars need attention take them to
him and they will be put in the best
of condition.
The street car company is engaged
in raising the track on Main Street
preparatory to the rebuilding of the
street which viii be done at once.
Mrs. c. w. Steele and the children
left yesterday morning for visit
to her former home at Glade Springs.
She went through the country in an
automobile driven by DR.. Joe Kelly.
The Star Motor and Machinery Co.
are installing an air compressor in
their garage and will give free air to
their automobile and tire customers.
They could add nothing to the equip
ment that would be so useful and CON
venient to their customers. 1t shows
that they are going to look after
their customers.
Mrs. Vicie Burgess sends check and
SAYS that "Mr. Burgess declares he
will read the Clinch Valley News and
the Country Gentleman If he never
gets time to read anything else, so
suppose l had better keep my sub
scrintion paid up" That is mighty
! comforting talk. There are some
sensible people down about Just this
side Of Graham.
Mr.. Henry Preston has Just receiv-
ed letter stating that Mr.. George
p. Mcclure, of Piketown, Ohio, who
moved to that State from this county.
suffered the misfortune last week to
lose his home in that town with all
Its contents, by fire. The origin of
| the fire, or details of the loss are not
| known here. Mr.. Mcclure and his
family are we'll remembered here.
He still owns valuable farm near
North Tazewell, and is said to have
prospered in Ohio.
Miss Lillian Still and Miss Mapgia
Brewster, teachers of the Healing
Springs School, passed through town
Gay or SO ago enroute to their homes
miss Still at Cascade, Va, and Miss
Brewster in Baptist Valley. These
! young women did fine work the mast
session and there is almost universal
request that they return next sess.
ion to The same school.
The funeral of j. w. Hendricks.
who died at his home in Graham Sun,
Day from pneumonia, occurred at Ora
nam Tuesday. AT the same time the
funeral of his brother, H. H. Hen
drlcks, who was killed in an automobile
accident near KenovG, occurred ut his
nome IN Montgomery county. The lat
ter brother, brakeman on the N. G.
W, was enroute to Graham to be at
the bedside of his dying brother. when
he met with an accident in an ante
mobile and was killed.
The Anderson Comedy Company
drew crowded houses here on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday nights
OF this week. The Company is COM
posed of Mr.. Anderson's family as
follows: MIR. and Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.
Gum, their daughter, and son-in-
law, Mr.. Gum; Mr.. Ivan Anderson.
Miss Ruth Anderson, and Baby Drew,
four years old. They are all artists of
no mean order. They are "nice peo.
pie" and up-to-date. "The only show
we have had for five years." is the
way one citizen put it. Standing
room was at a premium on the last
two nights. The pictures, too, were
good.
Attorney VIM. H. Werth has OBJ
tanned a settlement from the railroad
company in the damage suit of Mrs.
Holbrook, whose husband was killed
by the railroad several years ago.
The details of the tragedy and the
numerous trials had in the case are
damiliar to the readers of this paper.
The railroad company sent Mr.. Werth
check for about $4,000, which was