Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-09-17

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Richmond hospital for the past several
weeks, returned to his home her this
week
Edward jackson has accepted a po-
sition with the Feature Film Co., and
will begin work this week. He will
have charge of the feature film, "The
Battle of PrZemysl," and will take the
film to the principal towns in Virginia.
Edgar Steele, of Thompson Valley.
has bought the Mcdonald place on
lower Main Street and has moved to
town. He and his family are wei
come, and the wish is expressed that
more of his ilk will come and make
thclr nome IN the best town in the
best county, in he best State in the
union.
Mr.. I. +. Sisk, engineer for the
Tazewell Street Railway Company at
North Tazewell, left Sunday for a two
weeks vacation, the first he has had
in several years. He visited his sister
at Jenkinjones, w. Va, and will visit
the plants of the Appalachian power
, company on New River before he re-
turns home.
Allen Buchanan, mail clerk on trains
and on the Clinch Valley, has been
enjoying an enforced vacation at his
home in Thompson Valley. He is
suffering from sprained wrist, sus-
tanned by kick received from the
cranking device of an automobile.
R. p. Barrett and wife, of Nash
vile, Tenn, were in Tazewcll the first
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with view of locating here. MIR.
Barrett is linotype operator for Inc
McQuiddy Printing Company. of his
city, and informed us that he had been
operating one linotype machine for
eighteen years, and that the machine
IS still running and doing nice work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett left Tuesday
morning for an inspection of other
fHrms in this section.
The candidates have been numerous
and active this week all over the
county. 1t is said that states have
! been made up, only to be smashed
and made up again, in regard to
several county offices. Report has it
that several candidates for Com
missioner of the Revenue have been
pulled off. but it is impossible to
Verlly the rumors. Predictions of a
land slides and defeats, etc, are rife.
Only time will tell.
Mr.. Geo. Whit has moved his fam
lily from Coalwood, w. Va. to Taze-
well, into the property recently mr.
chased on Tazewcll avenue. He
came here chiefly to give his children
inc benefit of the school here. He will
mold his lucrative position in the ma
chime shops at the Geo. l.. Carter
Coal operation at Coalwood.
/. A. Repass, jr,, of this city T. II.
Davis, NJ. NJ. Hawkins. George d.
Horton and Rev. b. N. Waterhouse
OF Richlands, and NJ. C. Lee. of Doran
went to Whitewood Tuesday night
and assisted the Masonic lodge at
that place in comforting third degree
Mr.. Leonard E. Litz, of Lewiston.
utah, writes us that James C. Law
son and family, of this town. who
nave been in Utah for the past two
months, are expected to leave for
virginia this week, and will dispose
OF thclr property here and go back to
/ Utah to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. st. Clair. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. st. Clair, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank 7. st. Clair, Alex st. Clair.
Miss Marie st. Clair, Miss Croker
and Frank st. Clair, Jr., who compos,
ed the automobile party which left
mere NJ two weeks ago for Washington,
~. C.,, returned Tuesday night about
$50 o'clock. A fine trip was reported
all along the rotue. -
The editor of this paper and Rev.
L. II: Campbell, left on Wednesday
morning to attend the Sunday school
convention of the New Lebanon AS
soeiation, which meets at the Bap-
tlst Mountain Mission school. in Buch-
anan county. Now look out for "ros-
SIP about Sunday Schools, Buchanan
county, feeble remarks" ETC., in the
next paper.