Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-03-09


pieces of the Senior classof the High |
School
Prices on Look and Lincoln wagons
will advance March 18th. If you need
a wagon you can save IS TO 81 so in |
price if bought before above date.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Mr.. II. Z. Hartman is here from
w. Va. to spend week end with his
family. He says there is no cheap
coal in sight for the year 1917, so
far as he can see.
Glen Wynn who has been serving.
with the Virginia State Militia on
the Mexican border, has returned to
his home here. He belonged to IL
company at Big Stone Gap.
Mr.. J. o. Mitchell, who has been
working all winter for contractor
Heldretb at Grundy, was called to
his home here last week OH account
of the illness of his wife.
MIR. and Mrs. James Harrison have
returned from their home in Oklaho-
ma. Mrs. Harrison came to see her
mother, Mrs. Amanda Walk, who HIS
been i'll for sometime, but is now
nearly we'll again.
Mustard Pruitt, of Shawvers Mills,
n special police officer and special
deputy tax collector, was hero early
Tuesday morning. We gather from
his remarks that the people around
Shawyers Mills are behaving them
selves.
Mr.. b. l. Payne, of Bandy, has
purchased the store of D. C. Lowe
at Cedar Bluff, and has taken charge
of tho business. MIR. Payne is good
business man and his friends pre-
dict that he will be successful in the
conduct Of the business.
Hon Harry NJ. Smythe has return
ed to his home at North Tazewell,
after several months stay with his
daughter, Mrs. Robert Elmore, in
Cincinnati. His friends here are glad
to welcome him home. He is in fine
health and spirits and just as hand
some as ever
Mr. R. B. Hartman, Tip Top, was
here on yesterday, and reported the
pleasing news that his daughter
hliss Onnie, so seriously afflicted
with cancer, is much better, and also
that his old friend, and neighbor,
r. c. Wells is home from the hospital
and in good shape, so he hears.
The Clintwood Enterprise is new
and good looking paper just started
at Clintwood. 1t takes the place. we
believe, of the "Moon," which "set"
sometime ago, in that to-be- great
county of Dickinson. The editor and
manager is an experienced newspaper
man, Nlr. C. Ed Belt. OF course he
will make buckle and tongue meet
alright.
Not the least, by any means of the
attractions recently at the New
Theatre, are the recitations of little
Miss Jewell Jessamine Kendrick. This
little lady has been urged by Prof.
Witten to recite as often as she can
and will, which is more or less fire.
quently. Her recitations are won
derful for child of her age, and she
never fails to receive enthusiastic ap-
plause.
MIR. j. G. Buston has bought from
MIR. G. A. Martin all of the land on
the south side of the Fincastle road,
east of town owned by Mr.. Martin,
embracing about 1877 acres. The price
paid per acre could not be learned,
but it is reported to be about $3.50
per acre. Mr.. Buston already owns
about 200 acres of fine land east of
! Tazewell.
Game Warden A. j. May has reeeiv-
ed reports that the law is being vio-
lated in Tazewell county regarding
the Shooting of migratory birds. Mr..
May calls attention to the federal
law governing the killing of migra
tory birds in Virginia, the penalty
for which violation is not more than
$500 fine nor more than ninety days
in Jail or both in the discretion of the
court. The birds embraced under this
law are waterfowl, coots, gallinules,
Jacksnipe, woodcock, etc.
Leroy Ray, well known citizen of
Cedar Bluff, will have to pay John
Mulkey, of the same town, the sum
OF $500 for personal injury receiev-
ed ut the hands Of Ray last Septem-
Der, according to judgment render
ed by Judge Kegley in the Tazewell