Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-12-06
W. Whitley's for Xmas goods.

ard take your choice. J. w. Whit
ley, North Tazewell.
Fish and Oysters at Boyer's today.
No, the editor hasn't bought new
clothes, Alex Dickinson has had hold
of an old suit and made it lOol; like
new
Mr.. Wilson and his peace party
are well on their way to France on
their great mission. Good speed end
safety to the good ship George Wash
ington!
Mrs. a. G. IIufford, of Graham, and
Mrs. j. G. Tarter, of Raven, are
reported on the sick list with pncu-
monia. Both these good women are
said to be getting well.
J. V. johnson, of the Naval Re-
serve, is expected to returned to hi,
home here in Il few days, and will
resume his position with the Tazewcll
Electric Light and Power Go.
Till, was a visitor TO town Tuesday.
She called at this office and requested
hat public thanks be given her many
ind ncighbors for Kindness shown
hcr in her recent bereavement
Nh. and Mrs. A. F. Hart, of Ora
nam, have been officially notified that
heir son, Ralph, was severely wound
ed in action October l3. a letter re.
'nivcd from the wounded man since
advised that that he is recovering.
Mrs. Morgan Wynn has received
a letter from her son, Glenn. dated
November 9Th, stating that he was
IN Il rest camp behind the lines. lie
mad been over the top four times. He
IS II member Of the Goth division.
AS an induccment for housewives
wing in the country to give Victory
coffee trial, we will, until the next
ISSUE of this paper, give five pounds
of Victory Coffee in exchange for
two pounds of Butter, or two dozen
eggs Boyer and Co.
Sundays papers reported private
Chas. r. Blankcnship killed in ac-
zion and Willie Richardson, died oil
wounds, both of Toms Creek. Miss
ing in action, Charles Darnell, of
Scott county and Powell Musick, of
sionaker.
Santa Claus advance guard passed
through the other day and left the
SrentcSt assortment of Christmas
hlngs at the store of j. w. Whitley
At North Tazcwell you nearly ever
saw. Call before the line is picked
over.
D. n. liarman and his daughter.
Miss Hattie, have joined the rest of
ne clan IN Washington. Mr.. Hartman
VIII return to Tazewell after the hol-
lays, unless, he says, he is not call
ca to help run things at Washington
during the Presidents absence.
Don't continue to complain abou,
the "hnrdships and privations" YOU
have had to endure" on account of
he war, when peace is here, the bows
on their way home and you can ret
Joe Cregar's huckwheat -four, "trce"
molasses and sweet potatoes ut Boy
cls
Mr.. Jim Ed. Peery has recently re-
ceived letter from his son. w Al
bert Peery, of Co. ID, 10th Infantry
a. L. f., stating that he has recentlv
neen transferred to an officers train
ing school, and hns recently had the
privilege Of passing through Verdun
and many other towns in France that
Fave become famous.
Mr.. Roscoe Riner Wall. who left
!nzewell month or two ago for the
held artillery officers training school
~ camp Taylor, KY, has returned TO
fazewcil, and will soon resume his
position us county agricultural dem
'nStrntor. Mr.. Wall has been dis
| charged from the army, us has also
large number of other young men.
| why shouldn't Mr.. Wilson ignore
the Senate in the selection of dele
gates to the peace convention. when
me very man who should, of right,
Lave had the appointment, is, and
mas been, inimical to the President
al! thru the war? To have selected
any one of the two members of that
Jealous body would have made ali
the rest lighting mad
}. w. Whi.ley's for Xmas goods.
The remains of Miss CANINE Hub
hie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ,Jas.
"A. Hubble, of Max Meadows. were
brought to Tazewell for burial We'd
nesday from keystone, where the