Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-03-30
TANNERSYILLE.

TannerSVlle, March 2I.-MlSS Una
Lee Welsh closed a most successful
school at Valley View last Wednes-
day and left for her home ut Galax
Thursday. This was Miss Welsh's
first school, but her sincerity in the
work proved her to be an unusually
efficient teacher. In addition to being
o fine teacher Miss Welsh took an
active part in the social affairs and
was a great addition to the social cir
,cles of our vicinity. Her pleasant
manner and attractive personality
made her favoite with all she came
in contact. 1t is hoped that she can
return here next session.
Mr. o. II. Keister has secured
position Mt North Holston.
Mr.. J. N. French has moved to
Tazewell, where he is working in q
blacksmith shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Patrick and
children, Mrs. w. A. >>Crabtree and
children were visiting at l. l.. Pat
rick's home Sunday.
The MANY friends of NJ. r. Wyatt,
who recently moved to Thompson
Valley, will regret to hear of the un-
fortunate state of his health, which
made it necessary to take him to the
hospital at Marion Sunday.
Mr.. j. G. Miller is home again, ,af-
ter spending several days in West
Virginia.
Mr.. /. L. Patrick and family have
moved into their new home, which is
nearing completion.
Mr.. R. H. Keister was visiting in
the Cove Sunday.
Mr.. 0pie Griffith is moving from
Saltville into the house recently va
tod @ C,.,ft{h ,Ia I,a.
to Broadford.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bert Osborne and Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Osborne have the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Taylor, who
recently departed for Bethany, Mo-,
could not resist the temptation to re-
turn to the wood clad hills of Taze-
well, SO are now planning to soon go
to housekeeping on ]. P. Holmes
place.
Mr.. NJ. E. Bryant, of North Hol-
ston, has been here for the past week
painting I. L. Patrick's new residence.
Mrs. VIM. Osborne continues to be
in n very delicate condition. She is
in her eighty-fourth year.
Misses May Kinder and Lula Me-
cessary were visiting Mrs. w. R.
Patrick Monday.
Mr., z. A. Holmes has accepted a
position on the electrical force of the
Southern Gypsum Co. at Moth Hol-
ston.
AS result of the continued unset
tied condition of the weather the
farmers have been hindered no little
in their preparation for their crops
and are wishing to soon see some
sunshine. E. P.
Tannersville, March 2s.-Mr. r. A.
Necessary moved today from his up
per farm to his lower one, which is
nearer Tannersville. He expects to
build new house before cold wealth
Mr.. Sherman Lawson is spending
several days with his mother and his
sister here.
Mrs. w. E. Hit and children have
returned from Thompson Valley
brother, MIR. r, S. Rhudy, who had
just gotten back from the Bluefield
Sanitarium, where he had his right
leg amputated.
Mrs. Mary M. and w. E. Hit spent
last Sunday with their son and broth.
er, Mr.. ]. I. Hit.
MIR. and Mrs. John l.. Taylor, who
left Bluefield for Missouri on the 7th
returned to Saltville on the 14th, anc
have concluded that Tazewell and
old Virginia is the best place on the
map after all.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vanhooziel
were called to Asbury's last weel
to attend the burial of Mr.. Vanhooz
ier's father, whose death occurred a.
Richlands after serious operation.
Mrs. Mary Hit spent O part d