Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-12-12

OaAOilha.
Attorney HIM. Bandy, of Nor
ton, was in the city this week
attending to important legal
matters in court here.
Mr.. Stephenson is quite ill at
the home of his son, V. l..
Stephenson in this town. His
condition is the more serious on
account of advanced age.
MI. Hawkins, "the store that
satisfies, has an important an
nouncement for the ladies in
another column of this paper.
Read it.
R. G. WINNER was here on
Wednesday and left a "bat
wing" for his subscription. From
the appearance of this wing"
the bat must have been one
Noah brought over in the ark.
Jno. D. Gillespie sends the
Clinch Valley News to his re-
lative in the West as a Christ
mas present. Nothing else he
could buy for a dollar would be
so highly appreciated.
Mrs. w. B. Lake and son,
Morgan, of Ogden, Utah, are in
the city the guest Of Mrs. of
Harry l.. Buston. Young Mr..
Lake has recently returned from
a European trip.
Mr.. M. S. Peery is certain
that the two dailies of Blufield,
good as they are, cannot take
the place of the Clinch Valley
News. and forwards his check
for So 90 pushing his figures
away up into 1915.
DIR. John E. Jackson is build
ing up nice trade on Victor
Talking machines and records.
No better Christmas gift could
be imagined-one that will make
music all the year, and still be
making good music next Xmas. |,
The funeral and burial of the
six months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Atwell, took place
on Tuesday p. M, conducted by
-, L. ii Campbell. The baby died
of pneumonia after a weeks i'll
ness. Interment was in the new
Cemetery.
How easy it would be to add q
thousand new names to our list
of readers if you would send us
only one new subscriber And
you can do so if you will anc
we will pay you, too. for your
servic.
1t is stated that 100 million
Red Cross Seals have been print.
ed and distributed, String
nearly long enough to reach
around the world. Up to this
writing nothing has been hearc
in this Office of any distribution
in Tazewell.
A long distance phone message
from WEIGH Wednesday stated
that Dick Fletcher, the 14-yeal
old boy. who ran away from the
Baptist orphanage in Salem last
Spring, had been captured by
deputy Sheriff Brewster al
Welch. The orphanage at Salem
was notified of the arrest.
Sergeant Thompson returned
Sunday from Richmond, where
he escorted two young men tc
the reformatory. While in the
capitol the Sergeant visited the
Masonic Home, where he is wei
remembered by the children,
because of his annual gift OF
apples and good things to eat.
Don't think when you step in.
to Hawkins Pharmacy that you
are in New York or some other
big city, but simply in a neat,
well arranged drug store, where
a handsome and moderately pric-
ed line of Christmas goods have
been gathered for your inspec-
ton. An advertisement in anoth-
er column will give you an idea
of what they have for you.
Mr.. Montague, the venerable
proprietor of Montagues Lini-
ment, was in town on Wednes-
day. He has been going up and
down in the State, easing the
pains and limbering the Joints
of man and beast for many years.
He must rub with it himself.
for he is still as nimble as a bow.
cit is not likely" says one of
our wise men, that Tazewell
county will see any great in
crease in the number of her
farms but should see and will
see a great increase in the pro-
duction of the farms we already
have" which means that the
farmers are coming to Ego by