Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-04-06

r. W. Bowman and his neighbors,
Robert Billips and Davis Bostwick,
coed citizens of the Horsepen neigh
borhood, paid this Office a welcome
visit on Monday.
| There will be special Easter music
in the Presbyterian church Sunday
\ morning, consisting of choruses BY
the choir, and solos bv Miss Evan
| geline Killiam, of Elizabeth College,
and Mrs. A. S. Higginbtoham.
| VIM. Jones, our tall friend from the
| East, was here Wednesday, looking
| as handsome rs usual He does not
| fear to go to war, he declared, saying
that he was tall enough TO see what
was corning and could dodge 'em.
In another column Jos. Crcgar adj
vertises his farm and mill property
Tor sale. Read the ud If this sale
is made ut all it must be closed dur.
ing this present month. Mr. Cregar,
has good reasons for wishing to sell
Attorneys II. Claude Pobgt and II.
L. Spratt have bought the "Aunt"
Emily Holly house and lot on Pine
Street, and it is reported will build
this spring. The lot will be divided
between the gentlemen and each will
build cottage.
MIR. j. y. Corell motored over from
Thompson Valley Monday, bringing
w. +. Mcfarland. Of Graham to the
train. Mcfarland was i'll with pncu-
monia, and since his return to his
home IN Graham has grown worse.
according 10 reports.
Our young friend, Thos. w. Ful-
Ter sends greetings and orders his ma
per changed from CIump's Bottom.
to Renick, w. Va. where he has ,.r-
Gently moved His wife il n fin,
IaSewell woman, daughter Of w T..
Haf1nan, Of this community.
j. N. French, of Tannersyille, has
moved to town with his family and
mas charge of the blacksmith sbop
formerly operated by C. 4. Patton.
Mr.. French is said to be good me-
chhnic and any work entrusted to his
cnre VIII be properly looked after.
Secure your tickets for the Stew
| art Company's musical concert at DR..
John +. Jackson's. Reserved seats
ut Jackson's are exactly the same
price as they will be at the theatre
box Office Monday evening. Out of
town patrons can reserve sents Nv
phone OF letter.
Cecil 3. Witten and his brother
assistant postmaster Sid. Wilton. have
bought Ford and will operate il as
livery car this summer. They an
nounce that the car can be found on
hiain Street during the day and Mt
night parties desiring the service will
phone LOLA toll.
Richard M. Kelly, who has been
stenographer and bookkecper for tho
Chnch Valley Insurance Agency for
the past three years, has resigned TO
accept position with the jewell
Ridge Coal Corporation and George
W. St Clair. MIR. Kelly will take his
new position at once.
Thompson Turner, of Thompson
Vaiiey, who recently bought the home
Of Mrs. George w. Kcister. at North
Tazewell, is preparing To- move r.
town. MIR. Keister has bought the
home of Mrs. II. F. Peery, and has
moved in. Mrs. II. F. Peerv has pur-
chased the Miss Mug Iitz property
on Main Street, Tnzewell.
Mrs Garst, wife of the express
agent ut North Tazcwell, has been in
ut her home mt North Tazewell for
the past week. A baby, still-born
Sunday morning, was buried Sunday
afternoon in the Hall burial ground
near North Tazewell. Rev. T. ii.
Campbell, pastor OF the BAPTIST
Church, conducted = brief service at
tho grnve.