Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-10-18
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FOR SALE-A few loads of fod-
der. Price SIS in the field. J. G. BUS
TON.
Ed. B. Ellis and his daughter, Miss
Stella, of Asbury, were here on yes
terday.
See the date on your label. If you
owe us. send check. We cannot car
ry unpaid subscriptions.
Roscoe and Ernest Kits, of the
Naval Reserve, have been at their
home at North Tazcwell on furlough
Mr.. ID. w. Lynch, who has been
seriously i'll ut his home on Tazcwell
Avenue, was reported better yester-
day.
Jack Appleton and Mrs. Appleton
are here the guest Of relatives and
friends.
Clarence lIeldrcth, who has been
Oh Il visit to his father, J. II. Hell
dreth and family, has returned to
Camp Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John =. Gosc were
mere yesterday on business, not pleas
ure, for Mrs. Gosc, was in the hands
of the dentist
Robert II, Ircson and his entire
family have influenza at their home
.erday that they were doing well.
White Star Motor Oil, used and
recommended by the Ford Motor Co.
Try Il can today.
TAzEWELL MOTOR CO.
Charles Kinccr, of Dante, has been
on visit to his parents here this
week, while his wife is away on n
visit to her folks in the Tar Heel
State.
Alex Sayers reports that he got
his ladder advertised for in this pr
per. He said Henry Kmccr had it.
Now, let Henry explain what use he
had for Il ladder
Colonel Boycrs is having fine
sale on the articles advertised in this
paper. Ills Victory" coffee has been
used by the editors family for sew
cral months. It's all right
John A. Neal, Will Corcll and sew
cral other prominent Poor Valley cit
liens were here yesterday and report
ed number of cases of influenza,
none very serious, however
Official Sugar Certificates for
sale at this office, 1c each in
small quantities. Larger guam
titles as follows: 500, $3.50;
1000 $3.50.
John a. llankins, of the Dry Fork
nciyhhorhood, paid this office Il very
pleasant call on yesterday lie lives
near our "Nolasscs Man" Henry
Linkous and seems to be fine young
fellow.
Mary and Martha Coulling, the
young daughters of Judge aud Mrs.
5. NJ. Il. Coulling are both i'll at
their home here. 1t was fcal ed that
one of them had typhoid fever, hut
has been decided that it is not the
case. They were reported better ON
yesterday.
Jas. T. Aitizcr, OF Founding Mill,
was in this Office yesterday Ia pay
his wife's subscription. Mr.. Altizer
and several of his children have re-
Gently had influenza. Ills little CIR !
was very i'll with the disease. Mir.
Altizer says that DR.. Graham, of Cc-
'lar Bluff, had as many ms sixty pa
ticnts suffering from the disease ut
one time.
Rev. Mr.. Graham, the Methodist
Bishop of the Maxwell Circuit, was
in town yesterday getting freshened
up in the barber shop. Mr. Graham
said his wife had his clothes all
crushed up for conference, but the
aid clothes may need brushing again
before conference meets. Mr.. Ora
nam said DR.. Gross has "A large
number of patients, mostly old cases
Gus Kinder, in the Maxwell neigh
borhood, has lost child from infl-
enza and is himself very scl; at this
time.
Mrs. Walter H. Willard and three
babies arrived Saturday from Hazen
| North Dakota to visit Miss Allie Mil
lard. AT the recent North Dakota
State Fair. in II contest of 1000 ba-
bies, w. H., Jr.. carried off first prize
being adjudge Il one hundred per cent
perfect child, while Helen Jean Mil
lard took the second prize, being 9S
7-8 per cent perfect. MIR. Willard re-
GREETED that he had not entered the
youngest of the trio in the contest
too, but did not feel like taking al
! the prize money.
GRAHAM BOY WOUNDED.