Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-01-26

phia taxing treatment for her eyes.
1t is reported that four children of
lreei Hale in Thompson Valley havc
| diphtheria
Mrs. w. A. Barns, of the Cove
spent the week end with her father
lat Honakcr
Mrs. w. o. Barns and Mrs. ]. G.
Barnes, of the Cove, were visitors TO
farewell Friday.
Superintendent W. Archie Thomp-
son was visiting the schools in the
Cove Tuesday
Attorney IL. Claude Pobst spent the
past week OH business in the citv of
Welch, w. Va.
Robert Kinccr's children, who have
been sick with diphtheria, are report
ed much improved
Mrs. Emma Grccvcr is reported i'll
ut the home of her father, G. II. Rcy-
nolds on Cavitt' Greek.
Roy. and Mrs. w. w. Arrowood re-
turned Saturday form IL visit to their
home III South Carolina
AT the regular aervicc of the Chris
tan church Suday morning the blind
evangelist, Frank Shinall will preach.
The public is cordially invited.
Car of No. Michigan Timothy
HAY, Car Clinchfeld Portland Cement,
Gar L00k and Lincoln Wagons on
BANDS, The farewell Supply Co.
Mr.. j. Walker Bowen. of the Cove
has gone to Florida, and Joined his;
sister. DR.. Margaret Bowen, who is
spending the winter ut Palm Beach.
Little Girl Run Over and tell your
mother that | want the pleasure of
showing nor my 1917 wall paper and
room mouldings. j. Frank Alexando !.
DR.. w. S. Billiard, pastor of the
Christian Baptist church, who has
been confined to his home for the past
iwo weeks by illness, has about re-
covered.
Rob;.. buchanan, of Thompson Val
ley, who takes IL big interest in
church ami school work in the Vallc,
vas mere carly Tuesday morning OF
business.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Ed Peer, and
daughter. Miss Virginia. left Il d.
,ies'i'y night for Richmond, whcrr
Miss pcery will take treatment from.
Ia specialist.
Mrs ". L. Moore, of mis- town, and
Wt,iam Peery, son of Mr.. and Mrs
w ". ieery, Of North lHztwcIl, ARE
~ ~" go and ST. Clair hospital IA
.ilreii9id gor treatment.
Nj N. r. Adams, Of the Plains,
u, was a visitor in the hone Of Dr.
". L. Baylor, AZ WmMcll, and nj
IN the home of his MISUNDERSTANDING. :
J lhonpSon, last week.
the condition OF DR. ". f. Baylor.
who has been ill Tor several weeks, re-
MANS about the sarlc. II is rcpui led
.h"t II there has been any change in
his condition it has Leen for better.
Measles have specified up a num-
Der of the youngsters here within Iii.
past week or two. So far as is know,
they or it have been in mild form
and have not caused any serious sick
ness.
DR.. Sam Grove, distinguished
physician of Johnsl Hopkins hospital
Of Baltimore, Md, was mt Waitlcll
last week TO see DR.. w. f. Baylor,
WHO has been i'll with paralysis for
several weeks.
Mrs; j. a. Greever, who has been
critically I'll with pneumonia, at her
nome south of town, was reported
much improved yesterday. 1t Is stat
ed now that the crisis of her illness
has passed, and that she is recovering
rapidly.
The many friends of Mrs. Harry L..
Thompson are delighted to hear of
her Improvement from. n violent at
tack OF appendicitis. Miss Ruby
Clark, trained nurse, from Richmond,
has been waiting on Mrs. Thompson
during her illness at her home in the
Cove.
Fred Larimer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
{. ID. Larimer, and the baby of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wall, who have been
II! with measles, are getting better.
The little Larimer boy, who developed
pneumonia, following the measles, was
very Ill the latter part of last weer.
but is all right now
Mr.. and Mrs Geo w. Mcconnell and
son, who have been ona months visit
to relatives in Pennsylvania, have re-
turned home. and Mr. Mcconnell has
taken charge of the construction work
On the Tynes building in The absence
Of his brother, N. W., VINO is at Will
hanson on business.
Mr.. G. G. Showers, Of Wess Viz
giniu, has bought the -four mill and
adjacent land of G. w. Walker a.
Shawvers Mills, acd will move bac !
TO Shawvers Mills, where he liveI |
for years. The consideration wa.
$4,000 and possession vii! be Given !