TAZEWELL COUNTY, VA - NEWSPAPERS - Clinch Valley News, 22 Aug 1902,
				   Italy Leaks
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"Clinch Valley News"
Tazewell, Tazewell Co., VA
 Friday, August 22, 1902

ITALY LEAKS
(Typed as written)

Cloudy day and dusty, pastures burning up, and corn twisting.
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Merchant C. D. HAWLEY is building a new addition to his store house, on
3rd avenue.
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MESSERS YOUNG and FINK attended a Masonic sermon in graham last Sunday.
[John W. Fink  and Walter J. Fink were Masons and sons of James C. Fink
& Cynthia M. Dudley]
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MR. GRANGER COMPTON is quite sick of typhoid.
[Son of Joseph W. Compton & Nancy Shannon]
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MAJ. WALTON left last Monday night for Toledo , Ohio, where he will be
gone for several days.
[Maj. Samuel Walton]
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An ice cream supper was given by the young people of Falls Mills and
adjoining village last Tuesday evening on the lawn near MR. WARDS. Those
in attendance expressed themselves as having a tip top time.
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The oldest Mason in the march at Harman Lodge last Sunday in Graham was
A. W. TABOR, of Falls Mills. While his companion second in age was L. J.
BARBEE, of Graham. These two gentlemen are great pillars of information
in Masonic circles in this section.
RELATED: same date
Our friend A. W. TABOR, say not only is his heart in the Masonic work at
Graham, but there are other enterprises which (are) equally as
interesting. This leaves us room to judge for ourselves, we will keep an
open eye on the doctor in the future.
[Alexander Waltham Tabor, s/o Amos H. Tabor & Cynthia McPherson. Lee J.
Barbee, Sr. A. W. Tabor & Lee J. Barbee, Sr., were members Harman Lodge
# 222, Bluefield.
VA].
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MR and MRS. H. A. GREEN, of Falls Mills, were visiting MR. and. MRS.
GRANGER COMPTON’S  family last Sunday.
[Hugh A. Green and his wife Nannie M.  Granger Compton, s/o Joseph W.
Compton & Nancy Shannon].
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J. W. JOHNSON left last Monday for Edinburg, to visit friends and
relatives.
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The continued stream of stone shipped from Falls Mills Quarries is
enormous, ranging from 200 to 260 cubic yards per day.

Karen EAGLE Moman
arizonaeagle@qwest.net
May 2002