Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-07-28

Mr.. X. C. Chapman, who has been
on visit to Bel Air Md, returned
to town last Sunday.
Sentaor J. p. Royal left yesterday
afternoon for Il professional visit to
| Wise county.
Henry Galloway, of Graham, was
here Sunday to attend the Litz funer-
al and burial.
Captain w. G. O'Brien, editor of
the azewell Republican, has been in
SITUATION this week attending the SEES
sions of the Virginia State Press AS
ISOLATION.
Policeman Ben Gildcrslccvc, of the
jewell Ridge Coal Corporation, Wis
tied his home ut Grafton last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rosenbaum
and the baby, from Honaker, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Grcever.
Attention is called to the change in
The 10 acre farm nd in this paper.
The owners want to sell and will en-
terrain any reasonable proposition.
Rev. DR.. +. C. Cronk, grand sec
rotary of the Laymens Movement of
the Lutheran church will preach i'm
Burke's Garden next Sunday morning
Ralph Bundy was painfully cut in
the back "Wednesday by Jim Bowling,
the affair occurring in the wheat field
near the home of Frank Bundy MT
Liberty. 1t is said that the cutting
was accidental.
Mr. G. G. Kcndrick, manager of the
Opera House at Richlands, has been
mere Tor several days this week, as
sistlng Mr.. Witten in starting the
motion picture machine ut the new
theatre.
A note from Mr.. J. l.. Montague,
requesting that his copy of this pa
per be sent to his address mt Brown
viii, Texas, where he is now with
The 2nd, Va. Regiment. He promises
an occasional letter for this paper.
FOR SALE-Nice top buggy and
harness and Il splendid gentle family
horse for sale ut Il sacrifice. The
horse cost about $230.00 year ago
The buggy and harness is as good
as new. Will sell cheap if sold at
once, write Box d. Tazewcll, Va.
The thunder and rain storm of
Wednesday afternoon and night were
he scvcrest of the season. The thun
der shook the hills, and the tightening
ut times threatened to split things to
pieces.
The opening of the New Theatre
on Wednesday was Il success, and all
parties concerned were highly pleas
ed. The building was well filled at
both Matinee and evening show The
Eternal City" is Il wonderful pic
turc, and held the large crowd for
nearly two hours.
Mr.. j. b. Henry and wife and
daughter, of Knoxville. Tenn, reache-
ed Tazewcl last Saturday afternoon
and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. c. Williams at North Tazcwell.
They came through the country in nm
automobile, and had little trouble I'M
IN they reached Broadford, where the
high water put the car out of com
mission, and team had to be pressed
INTO service to bring the ear to TaZe-
well.
Robert Mcdonald, well known
coiorcd man of this town, was fined
500 by Magistrate George W. Patton
last Saturday for boot logging" lio
uor IN tins town. The specific charge
| agalhSt Mcdonald was Il sale made to
Pie Eater" another well known char
actcr IN this town The Sergeant has
been on the lookout for "boot-lcp-
gers" who have operated here on -
small scale for sometime. and thinks
he has landed one of the chief men in
he business.
Sergeant Thompson cut short the
existence yesterday of one glass.cvel
icmalc dog, which has been the cause
OF no little disturbance in this com
munlty for the past several nights.
y number of good-naturcd, mild man
n'rci dogs who have heretofore borne
GOOD regulations. have been led estrav
hy the little glass-cycd fcnd. and il
/ is believed now that less bowling
and disturbance will be carried on in
this town
Cantnin ]. II. Fink, formerly of
Falls Mills. died in Il hospital nj
Nashville, Tenn, Wednesday. For :.
number Of years he was connected
with the N. Il w. in this section. lie
was Il brother of j. C.. Fink, of Falls
Mills. and Charley Fink, of Blucfield.
The burial occurred at Huntington,
| W. Va.
Mrs. a. III. Lawson. of War. w. Va.
and her l6-months old baby, are
here for the summer, stopping with
| Mrs. Lawson's mother. Mrs. VIM.
Nandyke. The baby is quite sick, br,
the change to Tazcwcl and good
care, will bring the little fellow
around. Mr. Lawson is making good
as IN cmnolyc of Mr.. IL. f.. Harman's
Coal Company at War.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Shufebargcr
and their relative, Mr. Pew. if that is
the right way to spell it. from Roa-
noke, were here on Monday. Mr..
Pew's wife was Miss Fox, neicc TO