Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-08-25

Miss Ella Bowen's private school
will open Sept 4th.
The Tariff on Hides goes into eff
Get on September 9Th.
Mrs. Jas. H. Buchanan is on an ex-
tended visit to her mother, Mrs.
Harry, at the old home at Grafton.
Mrs. Richard Meade has gone to
the Catawba sanitarium for treat.
ment.
Two cheap houses, $500 each, for
sale-good terms
]. A. LESLIE.
Rev. w. NJ. Patty, of Abingdon, is
here, the guest of his son, X. C.
Patty.
Have you house to sell or rent,
or any other property? List it, and
ma buyer or renter through our
advertising columns.
One difference, among others, be-
tween the moving picture show and
others is than "an entire change of
program" is not only promised but
given, every time, by the moving pic
lures.
Mr.. Daniel NJ. Cosby, of Abingdon.
a former practitioner at the TaZewell
bar, has been here this week, the
guest of friends.
DIR. w. Goggin Crockett, who has
been the guest here for several weeks
of his mother, Mrs. John w. Croc-
kett, will return to New York about.
the middle of September and enter
as a student in chemistry in the
University of the City of New York.
lie has for number of years been
connected with the chemical labora-
tories of New York City.
MIR. and Mrs. lessee Mccall, Miss
Evelyn Mccall, and Mr.. Bane Pcery.
Of this town. attended the wedding of
MIR. Carlton Mccall and Miss Penper
in Norton last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Mccall have been on a we'd
ding tour to Mountain Lake. They
reached Tazewell yesterday afternoon,
md will be the guests for few DAYS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. lessee Mccall.
X Z. Chapman returned Sunday
afternoon from his annual purchas
ing trip in the North He stopped
over in Bel Air, Md, on his way home
to see his sister Mrs. J. B. Boyer.
From all reports Coloael Boyer has
an ideal home Il short distance out of
Bel Air, where he owns nice farm.
lie is paying special attention to
the poultry business. He has now
about 1,A00 white leghorn chickens
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Draper, and 1:
Ford full of children, from Richards
passed through town Wednesday en-
route to Tip Top for short vaca-
tom. Mr.. Draper is now enjoying his
annual leave of absence, and will
visit Cincinnati, and other places. Mr.
Draper is great Wilson Booster
He thinks the Presidents fight 70,
labor will put him down in history
as one of the greatest chief execu-
tivcs.
Miss Jessie O'Keeffe, superinten-
dent of the needlcwork department of
the Tazewell Fair, announces that en-
tries III her department must be made
through her, and exhibitors must
state positively the class in which
they wish such articles entered in
competition. Articles for exhibit sent
to Miss O'Keeife without explanation
cannot be considered. She will be at
the Fair Grounds Monday, Sept 18th.
to receive exhibits, etc.
1t is said that the fine corn-feld
of twenty-five or thirty acres, of
Oscar Barns, in the Cove. is still un-
der water, and it is feared that the
corn is ruined. During the heavy
rains of last week, the low lands on
Mr.: Barns place filed with water,
and has remained in this condition
since: The only outlet for the water
is said to be a cavity in the ground,
which is said to have become stopped
up, and Mr.. Barns consequently has