Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-28

Special attention is called to the
announcement of Forman & Sons, of
Roanoke, in this paper. The editor
of this paper knows of this firm and
can state that the firm is entirely re-
liable.
Ed. Roscnbaum, of Amhcrstdalc, w.
Va, has been here this week the guest
Of relatives.
Mrs. Lowdcr mas been ill at her
home this week with the grip.
Rees Young of Bandy, was here
the first of the week. He was guest
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Payne.
| Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Kiscr, of this
city, were visitors to Bluelicld the
first Of the week.
An estimate of the damage by the
recent fire TO the court house at
Grundy has been made by Il contrac-
tor ut over $4,000. There was only
$4,000 insurance, which was placed
by the Clinch Valley Insurance Agen-
cy of this town.
The property known as the Old Inn
Is beng torn away, preparatory to the
erection of moving picture house.
Mrs. Ruckcr, mother of Mrs. w. It.
Wittcn, continues seriously ill at her
home in Lynchburg.
w. i. Hartman and Judge s. NJ. b..
Coulling left the first of the week for
/ Columbus on business.
Mrs. II. a ,cpass, of this city, is
i'll ut her ho = on Tazewcll avenue.
Mr.. Howard C. Miller, of Norton,
is in Tazewell on business.
TO the large number of readers of
this paper who responded to state
ments sent out the first of the year
we make our politest bow, and the re-
sponses are still coming in. and the
editor is still bowling.
"Tom" Cecil, of Indianapolis, Ind,
has had the grip, he says Unlike
many of his old acquaintance he has
Inc Old standby remedy right at his
door.
A report has been current on the
street this week that a portion of the
lot ON which the cold Inn" stands will
be used as site for new postofficc
building.
DIR. Melvin Crockett was called to
Roanoke the first of the week on ac-
count of the illness of his mother.
who has recently undergone a surgi-
cal operation in the Jefferson hospital
in that city. Mrs. Crockett is still in
serious condition.
For Rent-The residence of Judge
j. ii. Stuart on Tazewell avenue. is
for rent. Large roomy house, four
large lots. See j. A. Leslie.
The teachers reception and meeting
tonight in the High School chapel,
conflicts with the big Woolley-Mor
row meeting in the Presbyterian
church. Pity! So many of us would
like to be at both places.
Lindsey Mcclure has bought II. f.
Peery's interest in the insurance COM
pany at North Tazewell known as
Pcery d Mcclure and will conduct
the business in his own name.
The work of dismantlinp and re-
moving has already begun at the Old
Inn, preparatory to the erection of
TazewelPs new music hall and pic
ture show. 1t is to be hoped that two
bites will not be made at cherry.
/ Let the work rush on to completion.
say, not later than May 1 or 18th.
Mr.. b. S. Gillespie, of this city, will
be married tomorrow to Miss Francis
Greear slaughter of DR.. and Mrs. ].
~. Greear, of ST. Paul After the
marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie ex-
pect to come to Tazewell for brief
visit, before returning to Claibourne
county, Tennessee, where Mr.. Giles
PIE is interested in road building.
The TAZEWELL SUPPLY co.
We have lot due us in accounts
ana notes for years 1914 and 1915,
which we will have 10 collect by pro-
cess OF law if not paid. We trust this
notice will be sufficient.
Mr.. w. S. Martin, of Richmond, rem
resenting the Richmond Paper Co..
was in the city yesterday afternoon.
and reports business nourishing ali
over the country.