Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-11-17


copal Church, Rev. E. A, Rich, Rec
tor.
Chnncelaum Buchanan has n fine
Job with coal company ut Borwind.
Jack Movies and Robert jackson
left Tazewell Tuesday night for Bal
timore and will return through the
country with Mr.. R. C. Chapman's
Super Six Hudson.
Miss Ellen Scott, n teacher in the
Richlands High School, is i'll at her
home here with measles
w. A. Scott returned last Saturday
from Richmond, where he had been
IN the interest of the sale of Was
Colt ginger ale.
w. L. Spracher. the well known
Graham citizen, who has been i'll Mt
his home for the past week, is re-
ported much improved the latter part
Of this week.
c. A. Graham, the well known Ora
ham civil engineer, has accepted Il
position with tht Elkhorn Coal and
| Coke Company, as chief engineer.
The Scott Brothers, Ras and EN-
nett. of Cedar Bluff, and Charles, of
Belfast Mills, were all here in
bunch on Tuesday attending the Nc
'iuire land sale.
WANTED Widow woman to do
General house work for small family
IN nearby country village. Good
home for the right party. Address P.
0. Box 494, Bluefield, W. Va. Hip
Miss Elizabeth McMulln and Miss
Annie Gillespie, of Wittens Mills.
were visitors to Tazewell last Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. w. G. O'Bricn left this week
for indianapolis to attend the ma
tian session of the Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union, she having
been chosen a delegate by the recent
state meeting held here.
Mr.. r. X. Hawkins, of War, W. Va,
was in TaZewell this week. He has
about completed arrangements for
the opening of his drug store at War,
which will be known rs the Hawkins
Pharmacy. He expected to start bus
ness the middle of this month.
Nose Whited, manager of the West
ern Union at North Tazewell, has re-
turned to his work after q vacation of
fifteen days. So far as reported he
met with no serious motor cycle ac-
cidents on this trip.
! Rev. Thomas H. Campbell, pastor of
the Baptist church, and Mr.. c. II.
Reynolds, delegates from the church
here to the Baptist General Associa-
ton now in session in Norfolk, are
there in attendance upon the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Giles, of Key
stone, passed through town the first
of the week. returning to their home
from visit to Mrs. Giles mother,
Mrs. Jones at Grafton.
A friend in West Virginia sends us
the subject for n good cartoon on the
result of the national election. Our
cartoonist is now on his semi-annual
vacation, but as soon as returns we
will have him work up this cartoon.
The schedule of the r. F. D. car
riers has been changed, the hour for
departure from this office being 8 a.
m, instead of 1890 as heretofore.
Mr.. NJ. f. Muir and DR.. Sam B.
May, of Pulaski. were in Tazewcll
Monday, having motored here from
pulaski. They returned Tuesday
Mr.. j. S. Gillespie. Mrs. Ella Paint
er, DR.. r. p Copenhaver, ]. o. and
w. o. Barns left yesterday for En-
DRY to be present at the funeral and
burial of Rev. r. X. Sutherland.
Announcements were received here
yesterday from johnson City. Tenn,
announcing the marriage of Miss
Vicie Moore, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w: ". Moore to Mr.. Gannar
Johann Teilmann. The marriage oc-
cured Wednesday.
I MIR. j. It. Heldreth has been award.
ed the contract for building the gar
age building on Main Street for Mr..
Il; A. Tynes. Work on the building
Will commence at once. Excavation
Tor the foundation is already in pro-
gress and the material is being as
. sembled on the ground
The third of the Go-To- Church a.
Month services will be held at the
Methodist churches next Sunday. AT
Nam Street at II o'clock and of
North Tazewcll at p. m. You ara
cordially invited
MIR. G: E. Crawford, chief engineer
OF the N. G. W.. and Mr.. ]. r. Schick.
engineer of branch lines of the NJ
= W.. were in Tazewell Wednesday
looking over the proposed right of
way of the N. & w. on Clear Fork.
Rev. Mr.. Arrowood, pastor of the