Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-02-16

reScntatlve of the Bynchburg News,
was here the first of the week on bus
mess. Mr.. Mcdonald says business
is flourishing.
Mr.. A, S. Greever, of Burke's Gar
den, was business visitor here on
Tuesday.
The following young men of his
place attended the big dance in Ora
ham, on Wednesday night. Albert
Pcery, J. Ed. Hopkins, Joe "Nat"
johnson, DR.. Thomas Martin, and
Barns Moore.
Miss Lucille Thompson who is at
tending business college in Bluciicld
spent Saturday ard Sunday mere with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. G.. Al
Thompson.
Judge S. Is. Coulling and Geo. w.
Mccall were attending court in Wclch
this week.
Everett Johnson and r. w. Gillespie
of Newhall, w. Va, were here re-
Gently visiting relatives ana friends
II. F. Pecry, was called home Sat
urday from Cucumber, w. Va, on ac-
count of his son, Ned, who reviewed
bad cut in the bottling department
of the Tazewcll Manufacturing Com
pany, at North Tazewcll.
j. Frank Alexander, the well known
painter and paper hanger, was home
the first of the week from Bcrwind.
where he has several contracts.
We are taking orders for grass
seeds, scd oats and fertilizers. Let
US urge yea not to put off buing.
l.. A. Tynes & Co.
John r. Mcdonald, the travelling
representative of the Lynchburg News
was in town this week on his monthly
visit in the interest of the paper.
If you receive sample copy of this
paper, it is intended a special invi-
tation 10 you TO become subscriber.
Look ii over and send us YOUR name.
The following ere the Tazewell de-
lcgates of the Tazewell Masonic Lody.
NO. 62, who are attending the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge of Virginia, now
N session in Richmond: AIcsrs. Jno.
S. Bottimore, w. B. Leslie, C. w.
Steele, Henry Haley. II. R. Hawthorne
and c. r. Brown, jr.
Mary Elizabeth Crockett, five-year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Crockett, of Wittens Mills, Va, who
recently submitted to an operation for
appendicitis at the Blucfield SAM
tariunl, is improving nicely. Mr..
Crockett, who makes Bluefcld his
headquarters said that he expected
70 take his daughter home within "A
few days.
Yes prices on what the farmers has
to buy are higher. What about the
price of cattle, hogs and lambs even
turnips and parsnips are selling at
$500 per bushel? Think of it. We haev
the right fertilizers for these crops.
l.. a. Tynes & Co.
Rev. j. r. Dobyns, the new presi-
dent of Stonewall jackson College will
preach in the Presbyterian church on
next Sunday morning and evening,
His subject in the morning will be n
most timely one, and it is hoped that
many will hear him.
ithe Womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet Tuesday aafternoon
the 10Th, at o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Fred K. Steele. All members are
requested to be present.
Rev. w. w. Arrowood will rreach
at Mays chapel and Harman's chan
ed on the Divide, on the 18th Sun
day IN February instead of on the
Bird, Sunday.
There will be preaching in the Taze-
77:30. : "'
Read Romeo and Juliet" that
you may enjoy it inteiligently
anu critically when it is shown
here March 10th.
M. Farmer, are you going to take
advantage of the opportunity that
comes to you once in a lifetime? Get
ready pillow, plant. cultivate. We have
the implements and machinery Won
need, buy it now and be ready. l..
A. Tynes & Co, Inc.
Miss Rita lizard who has been on
visit Mt the home of s. j. Thompson.
left for South Carolina Wednesday
gong. by way of Richmond to visit
her sister.
H. l.. Thompson went to Richmond
this week expecting to bring his wife
home from ST. Lukes hospital, where
she underwent IL successful operation
for appendicitis.
There will be meeting of the Taze-
we'll North TaZewell Board of Trade
at the Court house Tuesday night the
10Th ut 1880, every member is urp-
cd to be present. If you have the
good of your town and community at
heart you will be there. l.. A. Tynes
Secretary.
Mrs. Mamie Barns, of Bluefield
mas been on visit TO her sister. Mrs
Joe Crockett, and other relatives in