Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-24

ustyy luC -Itlt, III lIic CiuD lOOllS dI
i $3.50 o'clock. All members are urged
to be present Mrs. Helen S. Stras,
Secretary.
The New Theatre has secured an
orchestra for June 3rd to interpret
the wild, weird and wonderful scenic
effects that have made "Ncptune's
Daughter" one of the most famous
pictures ever produced
Henry Bowen, young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. III. a. Bowen, has been i'll at
his home on Tazewel! avenue with
pneumonia. He is much better now.
DIR. Margaret Bowen, of Richmond,
MIR. Bowen's sister, WAS called here
to see the boy. &lGa
Next Thursday night, May 5Oth, ut
S:15, program will be held by the
Senior Class in the High School. A
literary address will be made by Mr..
John S. Draper, of Pulaski county.
MIR. Draper is n fine speaker and no
doubt will have large audience.
Ills C0untry's Call" beautiful
picture with an intense patriotic APP
peal, featuring Mary Miles Mintcr,
and "The Cure" a screaming Charlie
Chaplin comedy, special tomorrow at
the New Theatre. Matinee at 9 u. M.
sharp. Night, $40.
Fred Rcpass, brother Of Mr.. r.
"A. Rcpaas, Of this city, was here
this wcci; Mr.. RcpaJa has hccn call
ed in :e draft by he Cincinnati
board aI'! has obtained Il transfer
and WI leave here Saturday night
with the Tazcwel ho,s for Camp
Lee
Misses Nancy and Myrtle Faulkner
OF Five Oaks, daughters of the late
Chafc Faulkner, whose sudden death
occurred last week, were callers at
this office Il day or two ago. Miss
Nancy holds Il lucrative position in
fiopewcll and lives with her sister in
that city.
Mrs. f.. IL. Wittcn, of Grundy, ar
rived i'll Tazewell this week and has
been the guest of friends. a mas
| slvc and beautiful monument has re-
Gently been placed over her husband,
grave in the Maple View Cemetery
by Mr.. Muir, of Pulaski, and Mrs.
Witten came to farewell to view
the work
The rummagc sale will be held on
Friday, May 3lst in the City Hall.
Sale will open ut two o'clock prompt
ly. The wagon will be around to gath
! CT the things for the sale Thursday.
Please have things ready when the
wagon calls.
TAZEWELL CEMETERY ASSO-
CITATION.
VIM. Is. Lawson. who lives near
| Richlands. son of Buck Lawson. was
brought TO Jail here Wednesday night
by Il. S. Marshall, of the u. S. De-
partment of Justice for failure to
register on last registration day in
June Of last year. He will he imme-
diately indicted into the service, and
will lose all rights and privileges
given other soldiers.
Gum Wyatt, ii well known citizen
OF Thompson Valley, who is at his
home on two weeks furlough from
the hospital at Marion. tried to kill
himself Wednesday afternoon at his
home by cutting his throat. DR.. NJ.
E. Crockett and DR.. p. d. Johnston
were called and sewed up the in.
jured mans wound, and it is belicv-
ed he will recover.
An Indian was enlisted in the
army. He returned to the rcserva-
ton on a furlough. He was asked
what he thought Of the army. He
said, No much good; too much salute
not much shoot Then he was asked
Are you going back?' Yep well
do you know what what you are fight
ing for?' 'Yes, me know; fight to
make whole damn world democratic
party.
Signs are not wanting that Ger
many Will make desperate and fire.
nizied attempt to retrieve on the sea
the fortune that has failed her on
land. All of her available reserves
are being concentrated into formid-
able fleet Mt Kiel, and dash against
the allied Gordon is not improbable
If 1t is made, it will fell in most
admirably with the plans Of the allies
who have haan hnr;nc ,,I.>a.