Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-05-19

the farm on Bluestone
i Miss Minnie Hartman, who has been
teaching the past winter at Earleys-
vile, Albermarle county, has return
ed to her home here for the summer.
Mr.. j. N. Hartman is adding much
to the beauty of his home place,
Crescent Terrace" by painting, pa
pering etc.
Mayo c. Cabell, referee in bank
ruptcy, of Big Stone Gap, was here
on business this week
]. w. Flanagan, n prominent young
attorney of Grundy, was in Tazewoll
Wednesday on business.
DR.. j. r. Hicks, of Shawvers Mill,
came to town Wednesday to attend
the monthly meeting of the Tazewcll
| County Medical Society. DR.. Frank
Pyott, of Tip Top, was also present.
Attorney George C. Peery, of this
city, was in Lebanon this week on
business.
Mr.. w. J. Higginbotham, of Ce-
| dar Bluff, was Il visitor TO Tazewell
| this week, as was also Mr.. Chapman
| ii. Pecry.
John G. Barnett has finished paint
ing the residence of DR.. and Mrs. p.
| ID. Johnston and nice Job Of work
| he did.
Mrs. Ivor G. Caudill and little aon
left on Monday for visit to the for
mers mother, Mrs. L. L. Arnold, in
Roanoke.
Miss Jane Thompson, who has been
the guest the past winter of her
brother, Earl Thompson, in Fort
Worth, Texas, returned to hor homo
| here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Wynn motor
ed over last Saturday evening to hear
Rev. JAS. R. Brown preach. MIR. Brown
is brother to Mrs. Wynn. There was
very large audience present, and
the sermon was we'll received.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Chapman, r.
c. Chapman, and VIM. 3. Chapman
| expect to leave next week for Mary
land to visit Colonel and Mrs. ]. B.
Boyer. They will travel through the
county in Mr.. j. w. Chnpman's Hud-
son Super Six.
a man named Dolman wac arrest
! ed in Ashland, Va, and when search
ed Il prayer book and gun were
found in his pockets. How is this as
an illustration of preparedness all
| around?
The Rev. J. Sidney Peters, tho
recently appointed prohibition com
we'll last Saturday. He was here in
the interest of the Anti-Saloon or
ganization, making an cffor to raise
money TO pay debts contracted dur
| ing the recent prohibition contest.
Called away for special meeting
at Marion, Va, will not be here next
| Sunday night, but | am most fortu-
nate and happy in having secured
| Brother Platt to preach for me. We
most cordially invite both friends and
| strangers in our community to this
session. The Young Peoples choir
will have charge of the music. The
| hour is s p. m
W. 5. BULLARD, Pastor.
Miss Mamie Wynn, Baptist Valley,
was hustling around in town on yes
terday. She brought the Editor a
sample OF her fine tomato plants.
of which she has large number. She
is not only Il fine gardner, but also
a dairy woman of the first order.
She has made recently 60 pounds Of
butter from 5 cows in months time,
and didn't try very hard either
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Howard, Of
Wittens Mills, and Mrs. Towards sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. S. Ireson, and Mr.. Geo.
Howard, a son, of Welch, were here
on Wednesday on visit to Mrs. DR..
Gildersleeve, at Pisgah. Mr.. George
Howard has recently returned with
his family from Florida, where he
spent the winter. He came through
| from Ornundo in n Ford and cpiuvcd