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Mr. and Mrs. Riburn PATRICK
are visiting Mrs. PATRICK'S parents, near Chilbowie.
G.P. HOLMES made a flying trip to Chatham Hill on Sunday to see
his mother, also his brother, Dr. Ed. HOLMES.
Mr. J.N. RHUDY was in the valley part of last week on business.
While here he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. HILT.
Mr. A.P. FRENCH, on of the valley's oldest
citizens, is very sick with grip at this writing.
Miss Bessie RHUDY closed her school at this place, and his
returned to her home in Thompson Valley.
The saw mills in this section are doing a thriving business. Mr. S.P. GOODMAN
has one near Laurel Branch and Neal Brothers have one on Mr. A.P. FRENCH'S
farm. The Quigley Furniture Company is also thriving as two trains are
employed almost daily to haul the lumber to Saltville, nearest
railroad station.
There will be preaching at Crabtree's Chapel next Sunday evening at 8
o'clock by Rev. Mr. HAKRIDGE.
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