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

| Judge QUART residence is Tor sale
or rent. Apply ut News office.
Mr.. r. C. Chapman has gotten back
from his visit to New York, in the
interest Of his store here.
jeff Ward left Monday for the
North to buy Il line of goods for his
store here.
Regular services in the Lutheran
ing. All are welcome.
Mr.. Fred r. Steele has recently re-
turned from a visit north.
DR.. Henry r. Haley spent several
days of this week in the city of Rich
lands.
Rev. T. II. Camrbcll Will preach "A
the Tazcwcil Baptist church Sunday
at IL a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcconnell,
and the baby have been at Princeton
this week, where Mr.. Mcconnell has
business interests.
Anna May, the young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Nash, who has
been i'll at the home of her parents in
Graham, is reported much better.
Mr.. IL. j. Ramcy and Miss Martha
Taylor, both of Bcrwind, w. Va, were
married at the Baptist parsonage on
Monday at 80 p. M, by the Rev. Il.
III. Campbell.
Rev. T. II. Campbell recently called
to see Mr. Landon Whitaker, who was
operated on for hernia in Bluciield,
and reports he is doing nicely.
Mrs. L. w. Peck, who has been i'll
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
Pobst for year or more, is gradually
growing stronger, and it is hoped
that with the approach of spring,
with its birds and flowers, she will be
fully restored to health.
The recent cold snap almost guar
antces another good fruit crop. Prune
and cultivate your trees now before
the sap starts.
Mr.. G. w. Doak returned to town
last Saturday morning from Rich
mond, where he attended the meeting
of the grand lodge Of Masons.
Attorney III. Claude Pobst, and son.
Mr. Jack Pobst, spent last Sunday and
Monday in Lynchburg.
Judge S. Nj. b. Coulling was called
to Roanoke Wednesday night on legal
business.
Mr.. William H. Werth returned on
last Saturday morning from Rich
mond, where he appeared before the
Senate committee, which has in its
charge an amendment to the State
mine laws.
Have you gotten you Lime SULPHUR
solution for spraying? Better see
about it at once
JOHN L. JACKSON, The Rexall store
Mayor II. r. Hawthorne returned to
his home here Tuesday from Rich
mond, where he had business before
the legislature.
r. C. Nuchols, of Thompson Val
ley, was visitor to town Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Mary O'Keeffc has been i'll ot
her home i'll this town for several
DAYS the past week. Her condition
yesterday was said to be much i'm
proved. '''
The Bluff Milling Company is the
name of the company that has taken
over the Mcclure flour mill at Cedar
BLUM. The company is composed of
K. X. Gillespie, w. b. Steele and .Jno.
G. O'Keelfc.
Mrs. a. j. Tyncs has been i'll Mt
her home on Tazewell avenue Uor
condition for several days last weak
was considered serious, but she is bet
ter now.
Miss Virginia Ramsay, who has
been with her sister, Mrs. Peck. Mt
Inc home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Pobst
Tor several months during the illness
OF Mrs. Peck, left last week for Nor.
folk for visit to relatives.
nv ~ 100 gwen Dy the ladies of the
Womans Club and Civic League have
been well patronized. The social fea-
t4re has been especially ENJOYABLE,
mrs. Henry l.. Hartman and Mrs. LACY
iiynes, assisted by several young la.
dies, will receive this week. The pro
ceeaS from these teas will be used
to equip the chemistry Laboratory .fo,.
the high school ''
Have you gotten you Limc-Sulphur
solution for spraying? Better SEQ
about it at once.
JOHN L. JACKSON, The Rexall storo
Mr.. j. W. Whitley, the North Taxa
well merchant, returned last Snturdav
from visit to Baltimore and Other
Nor'hern cities, where he bought q
me line of goods for his discriminatN
ing customers. In due time he will
ten his trade about these nice things
tnrOUTh tho rR1,,.,,,,, ~