Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-12-20

y [ .
Joe Gillespie, who has been ill Of /
is out.
3. w. Stras, jr., has been confined
to his home with the "flu."
Santa Claus has left n great array
OF Christmas presents at j. w. Whit
ley's.
Mrs. Gillette Moss and Mrs. Ida
Lynch left Sunday for visit to rel
atives at Norfork.
Go to J. w. Whitley's, North Taze-
well for Christmas presents of every
description.
Mrs. j. C. Hopkins and little
daughter, who have had the infiuen-
"a, are improving.
Fruits. candies, oranges, apples,
bananas, etc., at J. w. Whitley.
Lieut.: l.. r. Coulling has returned
to his home here and gone back to
work for l.. A. Tynes.
Press Angles, one of our "steadies,'
was here yesterday and paid vie
tory subscription.
Clarence Heldreth and Victor Lew
Is have returned to their homes here
from Camp Lee, having received their
discharges.
Misses Olive and Edith Crockett
students of the Beuna Vista Seminary
have returned to their homes for the
holidays.
We arc selling Whiz Anti Freeze
for radiators; nothing better on the
TAzEWELL MOTOR co.
f. M. Fox, of Thompson Valley.
was n business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Lewis has been i'll al
her home here the past week.
Mrs. j. r.. Rosenbnum is the ruest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs ]
Grcever. Their home is now at the
lumber town of Blacky in Buchanan
county.
JAS. ID. Peery, Liberty Hill, WAS
here on Yesterday. He is greatly
distressed by the death of his SON.
notice of which appears elsewhere in
this paper
Whiz anti-frecze is guaranteed no.
TO freeze. Bring your car in and LEI
us dope the radiator with our Whix
Anti-Frcczc.
TAzEWELL MOTOR co.
Capt. Robert S. Graham, of Norton.
who recently graduated in the artil-
lery officers training school at Camp
Taylor, KY, was here last Friday on
n visit to his father, who left Sat
day morning for City Point, Fla.
j.. w. Whitley has as uperb line of
Christmas presents, including mani
cure sets, combs, brushes. pocket
books, mirrors, etc. Go to see him be-
forethe line is picked over.
Thomas Campbell, of the Richmond
college 5. A. T. c.; Barnes Moore.
OF V. M. Ii. Ralph Thompson, from
Roanoke College; William Bottimore,
of Emory and Henry; Houston 81
Clair, Washington and Lee: Gorrjn
Crockett, of n chemical company in
Washington; Zoe Moore, colored. and
other men from the camps, have been
discharged and ut home
j. +. Cameron, the NOISY Scot" of
Graham. and his daughter, Miss Ju-
La, were in the city Wednesday.
Cameron has five daughters, one of
them with medical unit in France.
one bosses in the Keys Planning Mills,
one bosses in the school room, and one
in his cook room, so he is much
'bossed man, he says. He looks as
though he were hen-pecked decided
ly.
Harry Thompson, who contracted
influenza, followed by pneumonia. re
Gently while attending the cattle ex-
hibits in Chicago, is getting along
nicely, according to information re-
ceived here this week. Mrs. Thomp-
son returned from Chicago Sunday.
Dr. Sam Bowen, who was called to
Chicago in connection with Thomp-
sons illness, has also contracted the
disease, but is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Kiser sleep
better now. They have heard from
their boys and they are safe. A let
ter from "Bill" came Tuesday and
Mrs Kiser was so glad she cried.
Now, if we can hear from Morrison
Weith, Albert Peery, E. P. Moore's
boy and several others, Christmas
will wear a brighter smile. These
boys and several other Tazewell SOL
diers have not been heard from for n
long time.
TWO FINE PORKERS.
MIR. II. L. Buston throws his hat in
the ring. He butchered two pigs, 1Ok
months old that yuoi rboJ cEn ,>o,,,l.-