Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-12-06
Local News

week attending Mercer Circuit Court.
Boyer and Co. sell both "Barns"
and Gose -four
Mrs. E. S. Jones, of Rndford, is
the guest of Mrs. II. w. Pobst.
Oil heaters and oil cooking stoves
at Boyer's.
Frank Cox, who has recently been
very. i'll at his home 1T Grafton, is
slowly recovering.
Mrs. Mack Williams moved We'd
nesday to Tannersville, where she
will make hor home with relatives.
Mr.. NJ. c. Osborne and Robert Mo-
thena, leading citizens of Tanners
vile, were here on business Tuesday.
l have large stock Of mahogany
goods, Py-ralin ivory, manicure sets,
silverware and cut glass. H. w. Pobst
Old "Aunt Jemima" is still on the
"job," and has her celebrated pan
cake and buckwheat -four on sale at
Boyer's.
Barns Gillespie a. G.. Kiser, II.
L. Hartman and other prominent Tazc-
we'll citizens were visitors to Blue
field this week
In preparing feast" for the boys
when they come home, don't forget
Joe Cregar's buckwheat flour and
maple syrup. For sale ut Boyer's.
O'Keeff;c Pccry, who has been in
the veterinary corps OF the array
hns been discharged, and has returned
to his home here.
Have your Christmas last for
years; Buy an Edison monograph
from Fl. w Pobst and have the worlds
hest music in your home
Mrs. Charles Brown died At her
home at Shawvcrs Mill last Sunday
night, after brief illness OF in
fluenza. She leaves husband ana
one child
Do your Christmas shopping ear
ly. | will have ali of my stock in by
tho 10th inst and can show you the
best line ] have ever had. II. w.
Pobst.
Young men, wrist watches, laval
icrs, new military lockcts, vanity
cases and brooches are for the ladies
this year. Pobst has full stool, of
all of these things.
Mrs. w. G. HARRISON is spending
q short season with Miss Mayola Gil
lespie. She will go to her home in
Florida about Christmas for the
rest Of the winter.
Have a good clock in your home
this year. Clocks from $50 to $40,
of every description can be found at
Pobst's Jcwclry store.
Joseph, the nine-yenr old son of
Nr. and Mrs. w. L. Baker. was op-
Grated upon in Bluetield Tuesday for
the appendicitis. Late reports are
that he will recover.
The war is over. There is no rea-
son for hordiMg money now. That is
the worst thing for the country
There should be spirit of giving
this Christmas like there never has
been before
Mrs Patrick Henry Lawson, Mrs.
Capitola Crockett and Mrs. c. NJ.
Cecil, were among the recent lady
visitors to this office consulting The
book keeper, and paying Victory,
Christmas subscriptions.
Country butter is exceedingly
scarce and creamery butter is too
high. Get rid of your prejudice. Use
Nut Oleomargarine. 1t is clean, pal
atable and wholesome and cheaper
than butter. Boyer's.
The regular service will be held
IN the Christian charch Sunday morn.
ing mt II O'Clock. We most cordially
invite our Christian friends Of other
churches in which there is no service
Mt this hour to come and worship
with us. W. S. Billiard
Sam Ward and brother. George
Ward, will leave this week for Win
terhavcn, Fla. TO spend the winter.
The Ward brothers have recently in
vested IN fine orange groves, and
80, thSiS thio year WHICH the
fruit is ready for the market.
Our friend, D. Wright, Athens
W.. Va, is still in the lund of ire
living, and has money. He married
a fine TaZcwell woman, from down
about Pounding Mill, and has been
getting on all right ever since
Join the list Of Edison buyers this
year. Not TO be one Of them, but to
have monograph that has stood
the test of millions Of cities and
found by item to have the best tune
II. w. Pobst will gladly demonstrate
the machine to you at any time.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Showers, of
Burke's Garden, and Mrs. Showers
mother, were here on business Sat
lrday, and were very pleasant visi-
tors to the News office. The editor
end his family acknowledge win
thanks fine bag of buckwheat and
Navigation jar Of pure maple syr-