Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-03-01
Local News


Jno. Whit, of Paint Lick neighbor-
hood, was here Monday morning en-
route to the Cove to help "Bill' Gil
lespie take inventory.
Rev. H. X. Ballard, n Methodist min
lister of Toms Creek, has been here
this week the guest of Rev. II. E.
Kelsoe.
There will be preaching in Tazewell
Baptist church Sunday at l / IL. m. by
the pastor, Il. ii. Campbell.
1t is reported here that Mr.. j. w.
Mcneil and family. who recently NOV
ed to Catawba, Va, will remove to
Tazewcll in the near future. Their
many friends here hope the report is
true.
Robert X. Hawkins, of War, w.
Va, was here this week visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IT. NJ. Hawkins.
John p. Gose, of Burkc's Garden,
and Chapman ii. Pecry, of Cedar
Bluff. were business visitors to town
yesterday.
Mr.. II. S. Pribble, of Kentucky, has
accepted the position of bookkeeper
with l.. A. Tynes and Co.
have number of shoats for sale.
Price on application. G. S. Glider
sleeve, ir.' Grafton, Va.
Mrs. John w. Buchanan and
daughter, and w. A. Thompson, of
Thompson Valley, were in Tazcwcll
en- business yesterday.
Assistant Postmaster Dan Williams
is confined to his home i'm THOMPSON
Valley rs the result of an nuto acct
dent lust Sunday. The nature of his
injuries are not known.
The fountain pen advertised for in
the last issue of this paper was found
by young lady of North Tazewell
and delivered to it's owner, j. f. Gill
lcspie.
We advise any farmer needing a
corn drill not to put off buying. You
may not be able to get one later. We
don't think there is anything on the
market to equal it.
l.. A. TYNES & CO.
c. r. Brown, jr.. of the Naval Re-
serve, has spent several days this
week at his home here. lie returned
to Norfolk last night.
Dr. C. A. Thompson left Monday
morning for Fort Worth, Texas, for
a visit to his son, Earl Thompson, a
train Dispatcher on the Frisco system.
The doctor expects to return to Taze-
well about the goth inst.
Curtis Shufllebnrger, of Cove Creek,
who is now assistant cashier of the
Bank of Graham, appeared here on
Wednesday before the medical advi-
sorry Board for examination.
l.. r. Coulling left yesterday for
Columbus in the interest of the Taze-
well Motor Co.
If you are going to need disc har-
row buy it now.
l.. A. TYNES G. co.
Mr.. w. f. Peery, the undertaken
has recently completed his display
room for caskets and furnishings.
The room is in the Peery and St
Clair building, and shows to advan-
taSe the many handsome collins and
Baskets he carries in stock.
John R. Gildersleevc, manager of
the Beech Fork Coal Company, has
been i'll town several days This wecl:
II business.
Ino. S. Horton. esq, was here on
"onday and reported things moving
1nE fine in the coal field up Big
,'ree.i.
Geo. II. Moss. of Burke's Garden
VAS here Wednesday and advised us
nat his company, Leckie- Moss Man
ganesc Company, shipped Wednesday
car load of manganese. about 81
thousand pounds, to Harrisburg, Pa
The union service Sunday night
will be held in the Presbyterian church
and Rev. t. II. Campbell will preach
the sermon. Prayer meeting service
Wednesday, night will be held in the
Christian church and Rev. II. E. Kel-
so will be the leader.
Beverly w. White, of the United
States receiving ship at Norfolk, was
at his home in the Cove several days
this week visiting homefolks.
Letters were received her this
week from Jim Kelly and Ward Gil
lespie, Tazewell boys who recently
arrived in France.
l will preach at Liberty Saturday
night: Cove Sunday r,orn;n,. ,,>J =.