Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-07-21
Local Mirror
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Regular services every Second Sun
day morning-Stras Memorial Epis-
copal Church, Rev. L. A. Rich, Rec
tor.
Captain Rees T. Bowen and wife
and the two fine boys, were here be.
tween trains Wednesday guests of
Mr.. Bowen's mother.
MIR. c. G. Payne has bought one
OF the fine REQ cars from John p.
Gose and Sons.
Miss Helen Bourne, of Blucficld, is
visiting her friend, Miss Cora Britts
ut North Tazcwell.
Mrs. Jennings, of Johnson CITY, and
| children are the gucsts.of Mrs. a. S
Higginbotham.
Miss Mary Preston expects her
friend. Miss Bilinger, of West Min
ister, Md, to arrive the latter part
oil the week for Il visit.
Miss Mary Turk, of Staunton. will
arrive here this week to visit Mrs.
George st. Clair. ''
Misses Barbara Britain and Mary
Lewis, from Fort Mills, S. c.. arc
expected in Tazcwell this week.
Miss Margaret Ellen Barns, of sa-
ZEN, Is the guest of her friend Miss
OIL" Kate Britain.
Sec the S-Recl Super Fcoturo nbo
to-play, "Thc Eternal Citv." NJ ' The
New, Theatcr next Wednesday. II viii
be the treat of a lifetime.
Dr. II: T. Haley, whom we an
nounccd last week as having accented
il position with the Kelly Drug Co
ut Big. Stone Gap, has rcconsidcrcJ
ana VIII remain with DR.. Jackson.
Mr.. d. w. Lynch has rented tbc
Episc9pai rectory for the winter, and
moved to town from his farm in the
valley the first of the week.
Dr: Jackson is in Richmond nj Tho
macy. VI ''''r-
Sergeant John S. Thompson is in
baltimore on business.
Mrs. B. W. Stras, jr., left yesterday
morning for Il visit to her home in
Wlnston-Salem. '''''' III
Inc Old and well known business
coilegc OF Roanoke has an nd. in tbis
issue. This school is we'll knovn nmJ
needs no commentator. Write to
l'rof. Coulter. W
Giles K. karr, one of the hest citi-
ZehS OF Bluestone, was here ON WnJ
neSday and reported but SLIGHT dnm
age to crops in his vicinity bv the "a
cent storm, except that corn was
blown down considerably.
~ Mr., w. r. Thompson was hero on
uEsday feeling and looking quite
well IN deed. His health has bncn
generally better this summer.
Jack Ncel, DR.. J. r. Hicks. of Clear
FORK, Repass and Buchanan, of Graf.
ION M' were among Tazewell visitors on
Wednesday, ''' VII
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Chapman who
nave been in Philadelphia for thc
past Two or three weeks are exncct-
ed home tomorrow.
Mr.. John II. ShackieforJ of Rich
mend, was here Ills Week in tbn i ~
terest of Ilampden-Sidney COLLEGE
See the Street Super Feature ,bo.
to-play, "'rhc Eternal CITY" -, ri ,bn
New Theater next Wednesday. II viii
be the treat Of lifetime.
The Famous Players Exchange pro-
dnces the greatest pictures in tildom
ana The Eternal City" is one of
their most gorgeous and thrilling pic.
SPECIAL attention is called to the
adv. of Mr. Walker, the foot doctor
lie has already treated a number of
people here, and is highly recon-
Attention is called to the 232 aero
tract of land offered for sale in his
paper. The price asked seems too
cheap. The heirs want their money
and cheap offer is made for n real
quick sale.
Mr.. w. II. Werth returned this
week from Wise. where he and his
son, w. g., anHeared as counsel for
Boyd in the suit of Boy against Stall
lard. a verdict was secured for MIR
Boyd.
These be dog days and the small
boy is warned that if he goes in
swimming these days he will have
sores and "biles" all over his anato-
my. mat is what dog day swim
ming used to do for the bows away
back, SO our mothers told us.
w. b. Young, of Bandy, was here
TINS week He has recently been I'M
ger treatment in Blue.ield for an af-
lection of one of his eyes. Mr. Younr
is thinking of moving to farewell
to give his children the advantage of