Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-01-14

c. G. Kendrick, proprietor of the
Sanitary Bottling Works, of Rich
week. -
Grand lecturer Geo. w. Wright, of
the Masonic Lodge, spent last Satur:
day and Sunday here instructing the
officers and members of the TaZcwell
Masonic lodge.
w. w. Witten, of the Wittens Mills
Supply Company, advertises u sale to
begin at his store next week. MIR.
Witten, will retire from the business
after the completion of the sale.
Jack Whitley knows the value of
printing ink, which has greatly in
creased his business in recent years.
On another page of this paper is an
advertisement of his, in which he
offers bargains in dependable goods.
See the adj
On another page of the News is the
advertisement of NJ. j. Hankin's jan
uary Clean Up Sale, which commenc-
es Wednesday, the 10Th. The line of
high class goods he carries, which he
offers at n big reduction, is worth
your while to investigate.
Mrs. w. T. Witten, who has been
with her mother in Lynchburg, for
the past ten days, returned to her
home here Monday. Mrs. Witten's
mother has been unwell for several
months.
Mr.. Clarence Young and Miss Eliz-
aDeth Stevens, of Graham, were mar
RED Thursday, January 9th, in the
BAPTIST pars mage. ut TaZcwcll, by
the Rev. II. II. Campbell. The bride
and groom were accompanied by the
brides two sisters.
Mrs. Frank Whit is making fast
recovery from the recent surgical op-
Grafton in the Williams hospital at
Richards. Her husband and mem
bers of the family, who have hc.n
with her have returned home, and she
Is expected he. in a short time.
The ladies of the city, who are in
terested in civic betterment, have ar
ranged to conduct tea party each
Saturday afternoon in the ladies room
over Witten's store. The proceeds
from the SAFE will be used to complete
the payments on the High School lab
oratory.
Our German frined, MIR. u. j. Shat
cr, who lives east of town, was here
on Tuesday and got a bushel of the
EDITORS fine Casey corn for seed. His
son will enter the contest for the
S2b prize for the best acre of corn,
offered by Mr.. A. j. Steele.
Colonel and Mrs. Boyer are arrang-
ing to move to their new home in
Maryland about the first of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Williams, it is
said, will occupy rooms in the Chap
man home, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Spratt will take the house on Main
Street vacated by Mr.. Williams.
Mrs. e. L. Greever and mother are
spending the winter in Richmond.
Mrs. Growers mothers health has
not been the best lately, and it was
thought best to seek milder climate
than that afforded in the Southwest
in the winter time.
Jack Movies, who has been spend
ing a few days at his home on the
lower Clinch Valley, came to town for
4 few days this week, and will leave
tomorrow for the northwest, where
he Will take course in auto repair
work the comm" winter.
Mr.. j. P. Royal left Monday night
10 take up his duties as State Senator
IN the Legislature now in session in
hlchnond. Before leaving for Rich
nond MIR. Royal advised us that he
would introduce the new town charter
next week, and that if the citizens of
The town have any amendments to
suggest, they advise him. The pro-
posed charter can be seen at the Getty
hail."
In the riots and burning in Youngs
town, Ohio, Thaddeus Warren son of
L. b. Warren, of this town, suffered
heavy loss in the burning of his
office and equipment. He is dentist
and enjoys a fine practice. He carried
sufficient insurance on his Office equip
ment to reimburse him for the loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Tynes returned
the first of the week, from New York
city, where Mrs. Tynes has been un-
1ergoing treatment for her eyes. Mr..
Tynes took advantage of his visit to
New York and visited the great auto
show which has been in progress
there. The sensation of the day, the
Hudson super six, was, of course, the
feature of the show.
A horse belonging to Dave Will
Hams, of Thompson Valley, met with
n singular accident on the road be-
tween Tazewell and North Trzewell
last Saturday. Oscar Williams was
returning from North Tazewell to his
home in Thompson Valley, and on the
tarvia road midway between the two
towns the horse slipped and pitched
forward, his mouth striking the road.
The animal got up, and returned to
the Valley, and after arriving there,
1t was noticed that he wouldn't eat.
An investigation disclosed that his
jaw bone was broken.