Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-04-21

Wednesday from Winterhayen, Fla.
where she spent the winter.
Mrs. A. j. Mny left this week for
Pond, KY, to visit her son, Edwin,
who was recently married.
Misses Bessie jackson, Sally Brit
tam and Marea ST. Clair will leave
tomorrow for Norton to spend Easter
with Mrs. VIM. II. Werth.
Strawberries, zoe per basket at the
Witten Grocery Co.
Fresh Spanish mackerel and shad
received today ut the Witten Grocery
Company. Phone %.
A fine boy arrived at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. J. Hakins the first
OF the week. Mother and baby doing
we'll
Miss Hattie White has resigned her
position with w. A. Scott & Co, and
is doing private stenographic work
in town.
Mrs. Lena Hall has recently receiv-
| cd her fine 8-cylinder Cadillac, which
she thinks is the finest car by far on
the market.
Fresh strawberries, tomatoes, and let
tuce received today at the Witter
Grocery Co. Phone 90.
DR.. John f. jackson has been in
| Richmond the past week attending
the meeting of the State Board of
| Pharmacy.
Fine farms advertised in this pa
per should prove interesting reading
to those who are looking for homes.
Read these new ads.
The Witten Grocery Co. is making
a specially of high-gra coffee. "Av-
alon" and "Acorn" are leading brands.
Give them trial. Phone %.
Mr.. Sam p. Hoover left Tazcwell OIL
"Wednesday morning for Gary, where
he will take charge of the jewclry
business for J. d. Pccry & Co
The Witten Grocery Co. is making
a specially of high grade coffee. CAV
alon" and "Acorn" are leading brands
Give them Il trial. Phone %.
MIR. Robert X. Hawkins has been in
Lynchburg this week on business. 1t
Is reported that Mr.. Hawkins may go
IN business near the Hill city.
Mrs. w. f. Neel, whose husband
died suddenly short time ago, will
move back to her old home on Clear
Fork from Graham, where the family
have lived for several years.
Kincer g. Vermllion have finished
the foundation work of the Wittcn
building. 1t is of solid concrete, and
appears to be substantial, fine job, the
same as these boys usually do
A barn on the farm of Mr.. A. J..
Steele, east of town, was burned last
Monday, the fire originating from an
unknown cause. The loss was about
$3.50, which was covered by insurance
! Our progressive and popular fellow
citizens, Messrs. NJ. J. Hnnkins and
A. &. Russell are each tie happy
fathers of brand new baby boys, and
congratulations are many and hearty
Misses Anita Gillespie and Marga-
~ AiNNhii' VI w o.
mans College, are expected home the
latter part of the week to spend the
Easter holidays with parents here.
) Mr.. George w. st. Clair has moved
his law offices as we'll az those of the
Jewell Ridge Coal Corporation, from
rooms in the Graham building to the
rooms over the store of j. a. Greev-
en-
B. w. Stra,s jr, left Wednesday
night for Salem, N c., where
he will be married next week. He
will be joined by Robert Moore, of
this town in few days. Mr.. Moore
will be best man at the marriage.
FOR SALE-Fine bluegrass farm,
dairy or grazing, 1l3 acres, l Il
miles from Blachsburg, Va. For par
ticuars, address Louis O'Shaughnes-
sy 6l34 Catherine ST., Philadelphia,
Pa. apr.zI-li
Misses Mae and Kate Lowe, and
MIR. and Mrs. B. C. Lundy, of Black
stone, who have been the guests Of
the loves at Cedar Bluff for several
days, were visitors to Tazcwcll Tues
day.
MIR. Philip j. Roach has purchased
the house and lot on College avenue
from the North TazewelI Land Cor
poratlon. The property was formerly
owned and occupied by Mr. Landlord
the carpenter.
Frank Bundy was here on yester-
day to get supply of the editors
nice Casey corn. Corn planting is
going forward. Late maturing 12C
day corn, should be planted before
May LIST as a general rule.