Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1914-12-18
Local News

Local News
Jno. w. Mccall, of Graham, was
here on business several days this
week +
All the latest books and a full line
of reprints at Jackson's.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Lari-
mer--a boy.
Don't forget the Raincoats given
away the 23rd at Jackson's.
Fresh Martha Washington and
Huylers Candies for Christmas, ut
Jackson's.
A number of Burke's Garden gem
tlemen were chasing Santa Claus
around through this town on We'd
nesday.
No, it isn't too late to send your
contributions or donations for the
Belgian fund. Send it along at once,
or report of it if already sent.
WIS. y. TeeTy GTeeVer VIII leave
Sunday for several weeks visit to
her mother, Mrs. Ryan, in Washing.
ton. d. C.
A Victrola will please every mem
Der of the family. A full line at
Jackson's.
r. N. Russell, who has been travel
ing in the west for several months,
has returned TO his home at Cedar
Bluff.
You should see the beautiful Roma
ware at Pobsts.
Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Cecil, of Poca-
hontas,werc in Tazewell Monday at
tending court.
How about that Christmas Vic
trola? Jackson's.
Jessamine Kendrick is recovering
from 4 severe attack of pneumonia.
For several days last week the little
girl was in very serious condition.
The National Bank has installed n
unique piece of machinery-an auto
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and get Il dollar changed into pin
money.
Sterling Silver Toilet Sets at
Pobst's.
DR.. Haley, pharmacist at the Rexal
Store, was confined to his room at
Mrs. Frank Wittens last Friday and
Saturday by illness. He's back on
the job now.
The appeal of J. N. Russell from a
fine of 500 imposed by the mayor of
Cedar Bluff was heard in the circuit
court here Monday. The verdict of
the jury upheld the judgment of the
Cedar Bluff official.
Military Sets at Pobst's- Silver
and Ivory.
The Hawkins Pharmacy is having
an addition made to the store. A
large room has been added in the
rear. C. L. Peery x Co., are also
having some changes made in their
store room.
Sterling Silver Picture Frames at
Pobst's.
Elsewhere in the News appears the
ad. of NJ. j. Hankins, in which many
staple goods are offered at n big re-
duction.
Mrs. j. r. Sparks, of Wilburton,
Okla, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
N. Hartman, of this place. Mrs.
Sparks, who moved from Raven, Va,
to Oklahoma, few years ago. Mr..
Sparks died in Oklahoma few
months ago.
Buy an Edison Photograph and
you have perfect Music Box.
| Pobst.
Only two Sunday schools have been
heard frOm-Methodis and Baptist
in this town. Methodist, $500; Bap-
fist, $500. Have the schools in the
country disbanded or are they
SHOWED UNDER?
Attorney John Henry Smith, of
Russell county, was visitor to Taze-
well this week.
b. w. Stras, Jr., who had been ill
several weeks with fever at the home
of Mrs. A. ID. w. Walton in Roanoke,
has gotten about well, and is the guest
of his father here.
Speaking of Utah. A letter from
Mr.. Joseph Stras Peery, Salt Lake,
says that his mother, Mrs. d. H.
peery, Ogden, (and presumably his
sister, will spend the winter in South
ern California.
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