Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-05-26


Miss Kate, the daughter of Judge
S. c. Graham, has eturned from
Winston-Salcm, where she was stu
dent in College last year.
Miss Marina Martin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Martin, is
ill Mt her home east OF town with ty-
phoid fever.
r. p. Buchanan and w. w. Peery,
members of the School Board, wore
here on business yesterday.
Ed. Buchanan, (may be it was
Wild, Grafton, was here on yester-
day.
Our old friend, Joe Howard, rs true
and brave Confederate soldier as
ever shouldered Il gun, "came back"
yesterday, and ordered his name re-
placed on our list, from which it
dropped year or SO ago, one day
when he had the blues" and poor
wave struck him. He is again a
member of the elect, and may he live
long and prosper.
Examine the label on your paper.
The month and year is printed there
on to which your subscription is paid,
unless we have made Il mistake. Ex-
anime it. If you are behind, come
across. We need the money. Don't
ask us to Carry your subscription
on credit
Mr.. J. p. Hartman, whose critical
illness has been mentioned in thi.
paper, left on Tuesday evening, il
company of DR.. Isaac PIERCE, for
Radford, he was placed in the San
itarium there for treatment. Mrs
llarman left at the same time for
tlopewell, where she goes to looi
after her business affairs. About June
list, she will return to Petersburg.
Masters George Stephen Fox and
Wiley Fox Boiling, two husky, goo6
looking, well dressed youth of
Burke's Garden, aged ten and twelve
ears espectivcly, sors of John d
Fox and Tyler Boiling, were here or
Wednesday and paid the editor Of
his paper call. They came over.
along with Mrs. Boiling to have some
-eeth yankcd out, and otherwise re.
aired in one of the "drcwing"
rooms of Tazewen.
Colonel Jas. S. Browning has re-
turned from Ashevillc, n. c., where
he has spent Il month pleasantly ano
prolitably, and has gained in flesh
n Il general health. Col. Brown
ing promises the paper something
about that wonderful city in "Tho
Land Of the Sky" A great meeting Of
Baptsts was held there during his
5t2y, numbering over 1000 delegates
md he says that not Il drop of rain
fell during the entire meeting.
Thomas Smith, the plasterer and
builder of good straight flues, has
lust finished overhauling of Mr.. Jacl
Witten's residence in Witten Valley
He pointed up the brick work, fixec
Up the chimneys, plastering, ETC., anG
made the old house look like new
Mr.. Witten says that his house was
quilt about the same time, and by
he same man, as the Old Inn, jus.
orn away. The contractor and the
builder was Mrs. Geo. R. Surfaces
father, then II young man. This was
'bout 90 or 81 years ago.
MI MllOuin WHIT, who lives In
Sinking Waters, adjoining the farm
If w. p. Payne, was here on ycster-
lay, and transacted business in this
office. Mr.. Whit is said to be sue
tssful and progressive farmer. The
chnakS of the Editor and due his
young friend C. c. Payne, the law
yer, for the opportunity TO shake
hands with Mr.. Whit.
Capt. Jno. D. Alexander ana his
daughter, Mrs. Sam Aston. came ur
from Lebanon yesterday. Mrs. Aston
vas met by her daughter, Miss Mar.
garrett, who is returning home from
Winston Salem, where she was in
College the past session. They are
he guests of Mrs. Aston's sister, Mrs
J. &. Buston, and remained to bl
present at the closing OF the schoo
asst evening, at which time Miss
hloise Buston, Mrs. Aston's ncicc
graduated.