Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-02-11

paid this office pleasant call this
week.
Miss Charolette Henry has re-
turned to Welch, and resumed her
work of teaching piano and harmony.
The many friends of Prof. Lincoln,
principal of the Graham High School
will be glad to know that he is re-
covering from Il fall received n short
time ago. On top of this he had an
attack Of the grip, as troubles do
not come singly. He is about well,
and able to resume his duties.
Rev. r. b. Plat, jr., filled the APP
po:ntmcnt &C Rev. w. C. Thompson
at the Cove cil""ch last Su: day NOR
ming. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Platt, Mr.. Bob Morgan and Mr..
Garland Pecry
Rev. w. c. Thompson returned to
Coeburn with his son, Roy, who grad
yates at the Coeburn High School
this year. Rev. Mr.. Thompson will
rcturl to Tazewcll about the middle
of the week and fill his regular APP
pointmcnts next Sunday.
j. Payne and his ncighbor, Mr. Har-
risson, of the North side, two whole
soulcd genial sports, and good far
mers, paid this Office pleasant visit
recently.
Mrs. A. j. Tynes is reported OH the
sick list. She has suffered for some
time from some slight kidney trouble.
This good woman has host of friends
who hope to hear of her speedy re-
covery
Worshipful master w. b. Leslie
c. Walter Steele, G.. w. Dorl, ard
postmaster John S. Bottimore, are
bowling and scraping among the high
muck-a-muck Mason's this week in
Richmond, the occasion being the
meeting of the grand Lodge.
Mr.. H. Bowen Watts, of Meherrin
and f. w. Dodd, of Galax, each re-
quest their paper changed, Mr.. Watts
to Roanoke and Mr.. Dodd to Bluefield
No particulars are given. 1t is sur
missed that the boys are drifting
back toward Tazewell, the old home
by easy stages,
Sunday School Wynn and his
neighbor, II. III. Crockett, from over
about liorsepen Sam Thompson
Cecil Peery and his brother Will, w
Il. Lambert, from Bcrwind and Sam
Lambert of Blueiield, were attrac-
tive citizens in town this week.
Mrs. j. A. Leslie has returned from
weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs
}. +. Pearce, ut Norton, who has been
i'll with the usual malady.
The next services at the Christian
church will be held at the morning
hours Sunday the 18th. To the wor-
ship of this hour Il general and most
cordial invitation is extended.
w. S. BULLARD.
Mrs. Mamie Emshwiler Nickerson
and Mrs. John f. McGraw, were
pleasant callers at this Office on YES
terday. Mrs. Nckerson has been on
visit here several months, She leaves
next week after most pleasant visit
The well known lawyers, j. w
Hicks, Graham. was here on business
Wednesday. "Jimn says, give had it
but am about we'll"
Mrs. a. NJ. Mllard is able to be
up and about. and little "Jack" is able
to return to school. Everybody is
getting we'll
| A. j. May is 4 welcome visitor to
town. He reports "NIiss Lucy" moi
quite so well, but in fairly good shape
These good folks are missed here.
Lay the foundation for your cron
by investing in the best and latest
farming implements, you can buy. We
nave Il full line of disc and peg har-
rows, man'Fe sprcadersA corn and
wheat drills, let us know what Won
need. Star Motor & Machinery Co.
Fertiilzcrs are going to be scarce
and high this year. We will sell orr
famous Star Brand" again this sea-
son, for we have found it to be the
nest suited to our soil. Star Motor
u Machinery Co. '''
There will be regular meeting
OF the Order of the Eastern Star. or
FRIDAY, the 18th, at Z p m., and afte,
the dispatch of business the remand.
or OF the evening will be devoted tc
playing Rock. All members are re.
quested to be present.
The w. C. It. U. will meet Tues.
day afternoon, Feb. 18th, at 3 D. m.
with Mrs. w. G. O'Brien. All mem.
oefs are requested to be present.
Landon Whitaker, the oldest son Of
MI. and Mrs. H. NJ. Whitaker. of this
town is in Bluefiel Hospital for an
operation. He has been suffering for
several years from hernia, and the
doctors have warned him that an oper-
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