Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-11-10

Irish Potatoes. w. A. Scott &
Co, North Tazewell, Va.
There will be preaching in the
Christian church here by the pastor
Sunday morning
G. w. O'Keeffe, of Eckman, was
here Tuesday to cast his ballot for
| Wilson and Trinkle.
Joe Wynn. of the Appalachian Pow
er Company was here from Prince
ton Tuesday to cast his vote
DIR. Edward Jackson and j. A. Les
lie, jr, came home from Richmond
to vote, and returned to their posts
Wednesday evening.
Emma, the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Boothe, who has ty-
phoid fever, is improving fnst. Her
nurse, Miss Drinkard, is still with her.
Mrs. ]. L. Pendcrgrass, of Wittens
Mills, and Mrs. w. R. Bennett, of
Cavitt's Creek, were visiting their
sister, Mrs. r. W. Boothe last week.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Pruitt, of Shaw
vers Mill, passed through yesterday
morning enroute to Lynchburg to Wis
it their daughter
Luther Bowling left here a few
days ago for Rustburg, where he is
employed, and ordered the paper to
follow. He will be away until the
end of the year.
D. f. Catron, w. C. Watson, ]. l..
! Pendergrass, Ed. P Moore, C. E.
Lawrence, A. l.. Repass and others,
called TO see us recently and all of
| them had money
Attorney John Roberts and Pho
| tographer Hicks, of Pocahontas, were
in Tazewell Friday, and have placed
an ad. in this paper for the famous
Chevrolet automobile. See the ad. on
anotnef page.
b. S. Gillespie, son of Dr. r. B. Gill
lespie, of this town, who has been with
the State Highway Commission for
several years, has resigned and has
located Mt st. Paul. Mr.. Gillespie is
competent civil engineer.
G. c. Hall and ]. p. Hit, two good
citizens of the Freestone Valley, were
here yesterday. One lost his vote
on Tuesday; one didn't. Hall said
that he was going ahead shocking his
corn, weather or no weather, but.
like many other farmers, complains
that his corn is not good this year.
j. IL. Summers was here on We'd
nesday, as was his neighbor, f. It.
Scott, substantial, good citizen of
West Graham community. "Jim" re-
newed his allegiance, but Brother
Scott purposes to wag along while
yet without his county paper. He
may yet be enrolled among the "elect."
Mr.. j. Powell Royal left Tuesday
night for Richmond to present pc
tition for rehearing in the Honaker-
Knoll case TO the Virginia Supreme
Court, now in session. Counsel for
Messrs. Knoll and Honaker hope to OBJ
tain u rehearing of the case, which
had to do with condemnation proceed
ings in Bland county.
Mr.. B. C Steele, of Paint Lick, one
Of the counties young farmers, has
moved his family to Rockbridge coun-
ty, where his father, A. L. Steele,
lives. He called in Wednesday to
say goodbye and ordered his paper
changed to his new address. His re-
moval from Tazewell is regretted, but
best wishes follow him.
Wanted-Live wire advertising sales
man for the finest line of advertising
metal, fibre, cardboard muslin, oil
cloth, wood and brass signs; art cal
N''.Hi ., 4E-ohSSI DuSlHeSS calendars,
and novelties of every description.
Good territory available. Give refer
ences and experience. Liberal terms
on commission basis. Big money.
Write for particulars now The Scioto
Sign Co., Kenton, Ohio
SUCCESSFUL BUTTERMAKERS.
Mrs. Jennie McGinnis and her sis
ter, Miss Jessie, of Burke's Garden,
were here day or two ago. They
came over to bring a wagon load
(about 1872 pounds) of nice butter for
shipment to Bluefield, at 80 cents
pound, and left about IS pounds at
home because they had no box large
enough to hold it. The young ladies'
by the help of boy, milk ten cows
twice day. That's milking some