Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-09-06

| Those who were visiting the park
last week were: Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Maxey, Mr.. and Mrs. John Catron,
| MIR. and Mrs. John Greer Jas. Oneil,
Bill Phipps, Charlie Burton and quite
Il number of others.
Buy Il set of shock disorders; try
them 30 days and if you are not
| satisfied it is the best investment
you eve made bring them back TO us.
TAIEWELL MOTOR CO.
I LOST-Onc medicine case last
week between Tazewell and the Cove.
Please return to me at once and re-
ceve reward.
well, Va. WV '"Nc
James b. Neal, of the U. S.
Marines, located at a trainig camp
in Pennsylvania, passed through
town Sunday cnroutc to his home in
Poor Valley for Il brief visit. lie
returned to camp Monday morning.
LOST-Onc Black Handbag be-
tween p. 0. and DR.. Il. E. Pcery's con-
tanning valuable war papers also
'ipllsiIEs illuCi Will UtCuSS return
to Clinch Valley News and receive
DIR. c. f. PEERY, WAR. w. VA.
Elsewhere in this paper is an an
nOuncement of w. b. Yost, the young
merchant of Grafton, who states
that he is soon to enter the army
and must collect up what is due him.
III Nh Nncf l.
up now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Matchmaker,
youngstown, Ohio, passed thru TaZe-
well Wednesday morning enroute to
former home. Mr.. Matchmaker is an
engraver connected with the Ed
wards Company.
Miss I.ulo Gillespie, of Wittens,
came here last Monday TO teach
school at this place. Miss Gillespie
has taught here for the last 3 years.
We are glad she has come back to
be with us as every body likes her
both old and young.
Charles FAMINE, representing the
vol known clothing firm of Schloss
Bros. and Co., of Baltimore. will be
ut jeff Wards store on the 9th and
10Th of this month with his line of
Fail samples. 1t will be to your in
terest to pay him visit
The Tazcwell National Bank has
Just installed an automatic aiding and
Subtractng machine. 1t is electrically
operated. Russell Painter has beer
put in charge of the machine and is
learning rapidly its many parts and
J movements to perfection.
| Joseph Wynn and w. S. Lock
hart, who volunteered for service in
the army shout two months ago.
have been finally discharged from
army because of physical defectsl
they were located at Charlottesville.
and later At jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs. II. y. Bowen and her children
have been on Il visit to Miss (DrO
Maggie Bowen, Mr.. Bowcn's sister
and to DR.. Sam. c. Bowen. Mrs. b.
wen's brother, Richmond this week.
They are expected home about to-
morrow. Al least Halle hopes so.
Between four and five thousand
people saw Tom Sawyer" al the
Colonial Theatre in Bluefield re-
Gently: Eighteen hundred children
attended the first afternoon show.
This great picture will be the at
traction at the New Theatre Next
Tuesday.
Lieut.. Louis R. coulIng, T. recent
graduate of the officers training
school at Camp Sever, S. C. has
been at ms home here for g week on
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
s. NJ. b. Couiing. lie left Tucsdav
Tor camp Gordon, Ga, where he has
been assigned
Miss Jessie o'Keeffe hands the
| Editor a recent copy of the Midland
Methodist, in which is strong
short sermon on the war. Next issue
extracts from this sermon will he
gwen. The entire sermon will be
given If space permits The sermon
rs by Bishop Caudler.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. McDilda. Nor
,oik' are here on a visit to Mrs. Me
Dllda's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Mcclure. McDilda is Tazewcll man,
having been brought up near Rich
lands where his mother still resides
lie is in the repair department of the
N. and W., and doing fine.
Mr.. W. II. Werth, Mr.. o. L. Hop
kns, Mr.; r. C. Chapman, Mr.. John
G: st. Clair and Rev. G.. r. Brown
Will be asked to serve as committees
to receive the public contributions.
The New Theatre will turn over sew
cnty five per cent of the rcciepts
from "Pershing's Crusaders" to the
treasurer selected by these gentle
| men.
Seventy five per cent CT The pro-
leeds received from the exhibition of
Pershlng's Crusaders" which will
nc at the New Theatre Sept. IA, will
be used as the nucleus of a fund that
Will certainly be raised by the pcople