Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-01-18
LOCAL-PERSONAL:


There will be regular services at
- the Lutheran church next Sunday at
IL o'clock.
Mrs. j. N Harman, ir., of WEIGH,
is in Tazewell the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Hartman.
Attorney e. L. Greevcr left yes
terday morning for Washington, d.
G., on legal business.
Seventeen" is masterpiece of
delightful comedy. New Theatre OH
Saturday. Matinee at ESQ p. IN.
There will be preaching in the
Tazewell Baptist church Sunday at
IL 4. M, by the pastor, T. II. Camp
bell.
DR.. John f. jackson left Monday
night to attend the regular January
meeting of the State Board of phar-
macy.
Attorney II. Claude Pobst. who has
been on legal business in Fairmont,
w. Va, returned to his home here last
Saturday.
Attorney H. r. Hawthorne has
been in Richmond this week attend
ing to matters now pending before
the legislature.
Mrs. W. A. Scott and daughter,
Miss Lucy, who have been at Green
castle, nd, visiting Mrs. Scctt's sis
ter, Mrs. J. o. Cammack, have return
cd to ''a2cwel.
The Blue Grass Motor Company
makes an important statement about
auto tires in this issue. 1t is timely
Read it,
Mr. w. II. Gillespie returned Sun
day from Prestonsburg, Ky. where
he attended II meeting of the Pres
tonsburg Coal Co.
Strous Brothers custom tailor has
his line of Spring samples ut Botti-
mores store. See him before buying
your Spring clothes.
DR.. James Hawkins has returned TO
Tazewell from War. w. Va, and will
resume his former position with the
Hawkins Pharmacy.
Fred w. Pendleton, of Marion. is
here the guest of his sister, Mrs. G.
M. st. Clair and soliciting life in
surancc for the Equitable Assurance
Society.
Prices of admission to the Florence
Nightingale attraction at the New
Theatre have been made unusually
low in AN effort TO interest the gen
eral public in high class shows.
Mr.. Elisha kimball, who makes his
home with Mr.. Geo w. Lewis, con-
tinues ill. Mr. Kimball is Con-
federate soldier, and has been sick
for several weeks.
Miss Florence Nightingale, who
will appear with her company of tai
ented young lady artists at the New
Theatre, Friday Evening, Ian. 18th,
is relative and namesake of "The
Angel of the Crimea."
Mr.. A. NJ. Willard is still confined
to his home here by sickness. This
paper was misinformed last week,
and stated that he had returned to
his work at Welch. He is improv-
ing, however, and hopes 10 be out
SOON
New Theatre, Saturday, Jany. 10,
screen version of Booth Tarking.
toms story, Seventeen" featuring
Louise Huff and Jack Pickford. Mat
inee 2.3O p. M; Evening 7:i5. Ad-
mission, 10 and 20c.
For the benefit of members of the
Home Guard and others who will de-
sire to see Dorothy Gist in "The Lit
tie Yark," and VIM. S. Hart in srhe
Gun Fighter" the New Theatre will
hold matinees at $3.50 sharp next
Tuesday and Thursday.
George Ward and his pastor. Rev
Mr. Shannon, of Thompson Valley.
r. K. Gillespie, of Pounding Mill: W
Il. Harman, McTeer Saunders, George
:, davidson and JOHN Mcdowell, were
\ visiting citizens TO town this week,
81 notwithstanding Jne weather.
Among the number of people who
were put out" by the cold weather
was Mrs. j. f. Hurt and family. The
freeze put all the water works at the
Hurt home out of commission, and as
a consequence Mrs. Hurt moved to the
hotel until the weather moderated.
w. f. Mccall has returned from
Camp Lee, having been discharged
because of physical disability. "Bill"
Z regrets very much that he will not
get whack at the Kaicer. He will
sf go to Lewis Creek, however, and help
in coal mining, which Is almost as
important now as fighting.