Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-17
Local News

Chop and chicken feed Mt Boycrs.
Regular services in the Christian
church Sunday night.
Both Barns and Gose flour for sale
at Boyer's.
Attorney H. Claude Pobst is in
Buchanan county on legal business.
Buy your tickets early for "a
Daughter of Uncle SAM" at Jack
sons.
Delicious sweet potatoes at Boy
Sergeant James w. Jones, of New
port News, has been here on leave
for several days.
Robert Morgan, of Camp Lee, is on
furlough and visiting his home at
North Tazewell.
Preaching in the Baptist church
next Sunday Mt IL q. m. by the pas
tor, T. H. Campbell.
oSDD .. OWcllS, Ol IlailIaH county,
va, has accepted position with the
C. r. Brown, jr., who has been at
his home here on furlough, has re-
turned to his duties in the navy
Boyer and Company will pay the
highest market price for fresh butter
and eggs.
Miss Lena Burchan ard her soldier
brother. Pose, are on visit to their
sister, Mrs. ]. p. Beavers 1T Bandy
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Chapman and
Miss Mayola Gillespie are spending
the cold months Of the winter in Flor
ida
Crockett Bowles and James Higgin-
botham, colored soldiers, have been
discharged and are at their homes
here.
Mrs: T. A. Repass, jr., and her
son, Thomas, have both been i'll at
their home on Pine Street the past
week.
Following its engagement here the
Shannon Stock Company is booked
for a week at the New Colonial at
Bluefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Vandyke have
moved to the property on Tazeweil
avenue owned by w. e. Peery and
G. w. O'Kceffe.
e. E. Hale, A. ]. Larimcr, G.. o.
Thompson and several other promi-
nent citizens, called into warm by our
good fire Tuesday.
The Board of Supervisors Tuesday
made nn appropriation of $4,000 to
"Uncle" Dave Church to tide him ov-
er the wintry weather.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet Tuesday after
noon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. j. a. Les
lie on Tazewc!l avenue.
J. N. RUSSELL of Indian, was here
this week on business Russell has
recently embarked in the mercantile
business at Cedar Bluff.
The Bluegrass Motor Company has
an ad. of the Dodge car on the in
4 car you need go no further.
Robert Hopkins returned Sunday
from New York, where he went in
connection with securing his final dis
charge from the marine corps.
There will be preaching services
the third Sunday at II n m. in the
White Church and 8 p. m. at Pleas
ant Hill. Rev. Il. o. Shannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Settle will leave
today for Luray, Va, to visit rcla-
tives. Mr.. Settle has recently obtain
ed his discharge from the army.
A. S. GRAPHICAL, of Maxwell, was
here this week. He has recently sold
his farm at Maxwell to b. /. Payne.
and is on the lookout for Il home
Nelson C. Black has been limping
around for the last few days with Il
lame back, caused by slipping on the
ice on Main Street several days ago.
DR.. John f. jackson will leave the
latter part of the week for Richmond
to attend the first meeting of the
year Of the State Board of Pharma
cy.
George Davidson, of Tip Top, one
Of our "steadies," was here Wednc:;-
day and paid his tuition Il year in adj
vance. He seemed to be in fine hui
NOR.
Pose Burchan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. l.. Burcham, has returned to this
country from France, has secured Il
discharge and returned to his home
here.
DR.. John NJ. Grove breaches at il
a. m. in Tazewell, mystery of Suf-
fering under Ministry of Mercy"
P. m. in North Tazewell, PROSTITUTION,
Else Retribution."
Corporal James B. Neal, of the U.
S. Marines, who has spent the nast
several months in and around Phila-
dplnhip baQ haap NJ hia bOp1n ~