Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-03-21
D0INGS AT FOUNDING MILL.


j. IL. Williamson attended tho Roos-
evelt show at Tazewcll Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ringstatr were
visitors to Blueiield Monday.
Oscar Hoops. j. II. Altizcr. Alex
Beavers, were business visitors to
Tnzcwell today
c. ii. Steele, of Paint Lick, was the
guest of his brother here Friday. lie
reports his son, Iohn( having arriv
cd home the previous afternoon, hav-
ing gotten his final discharge from
the army. His son, Edgar. is still in
France.
Mrs. Gus Christian was recent
visitor to Bluciicld.
Mrs. Henry Shamblin visited her
sister. Mrs. Arch Brustcr ut Max
we'll las twcek. Both Mir. and Mrs.
l'rustcr We're very i'll of influenza.
Rev. Mamie Osborne and Little
son were here yesterday uftcrno ON.
She had been to Belfast Mills help
ing her brother, Rev. james Graham
III protractcd meeting.
Miss Gussic Christian has been con-
fined to her bed for the past week by
II severe cold
Mrs. Ira Simpson had the misfor-
tune to run the head of needle in
the end of her first finger of the right
hand while brushing down tho bosom
OF her dress, since which time she
has been ILL.,. This cshould he II wnrn
ing to those accustomed to sticking
ncedlesin their blouses.
Mr.. John Lowell. who has lung dis.
ease, is repirtcd rs being seriously
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pctts
II daughter, All doing well. There il
also II fine daughter ut Mr.. and Mrs.
+. nj. Myers not previously reported.
The missionary meeting of the G..
Nj. Is. Nj. on last Sunday ut 2:3O wns
very interesting. Their subject wns
China. The following were on the
program: Mrs. Ollie Hurt, Mrs. Mar
tha Sparks, Mrs. S. Il. Sparks, Mrs.
W. Is. Steele, Mrs. G. If. Griffith,
Mrs: G.. II. obinctt; Misses Mary
8 Gillespie and Octnva Plmett.
Rcv. Mr.. liddlc, of Snltvillc. the
Methodist minister, has an appoint-
mcnt here for next Satrud ynnirxxz
mcnt hcrt for next Saturday might.
John II. Gillespie made a trip to
Welch yesterday, returning this y.
~. on No. IL. His little daughtcr.
"Atttrinc, is suffering from II severe
cold
III. Sunday School will give n rood
p,moE'am on Saturday night, the %,
ali free.
Miss Octuvin Pructt and SITTER.
Mrs. >. II. Sparks are the drilcrs. \
pleasant evening ~ anticipated. Come
out and I'LL the house and see your
children perform. Hazel McGcc is the
organist.
Edgar ISurncttc, Son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nose Burncttc, formerly of this
place, but now of IIartwcll, w. Va,
who hns been in The army, wns shals-
ing hands with old friends here ycs-
terday. lie wears cross Of honor
for marksmanship and several differ
ent stripes on his sleeves that your
thicl; headed scribe cant remember
what for. lie hnd boon to Cuhn and
is looking well and feeling limc.
w. b. Steele, II. X. Gillespie of the
Bluff Milling Co., were mt Cedar Blulr
Saturday looking atef the mills, which
are under the efficient management
of j. Ed. Mcclure.
Mrs. Martha Sparks has hnd MS her
guest her brother, Albert Maxwell. n
grandson of Arl Holland
Little Louise Traycr, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii. Trnyer, was very
i'll several days last week and Norman
Sparks, little son of Mrs. Martha
Sparks, are both able to he out again,
-. Mrs. W. B Steele was shopping in
Tazzewcll today. She has had'a II very
sever cold for over II week.
Misses Francis Moore and Emma
liagcr spent the week end with their
friends at Bcrwind and Graham, re-
spectivcly.
w. H. Ringstair, bridgeman, has
been home n few days looking after
his farm and store.