Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-01-03
Local News

James Saycrs, Henry Kincer's driv
er, is quite i'll with the flu, but is
said to be improving.
Boyer and Co. sell both the Barns'
and Gose flour.
Mrs. Geo. w. Lewis and Albert Ha
gy, who have been seriously ill from
pneumonia, are recovering.
Oysters and celery at Boycr's.
There are number of new cases
of flu in this town, none of them very
serious, so far as reported.
Old "Aunt Jemma" with her smile
and pancake flour is still doing bust
ness ut Boyer's.
Lawrence Thompson, Lacy Pccry
and Raymond Steele, colored soldiers,
have returned to their homes in this
county.
Boyer and Co. will buy IL limited
quantity Of homegrown dried beans
and "a few" (sorghum) cane mo
lasses.
There will be preaching in Taze-
well Baptist church Sunday at IL a.
M, by the pastor, r. II. Campbell.
Sunday school Mt 9:45 a. m.
Use Snowdrift, it is u perfect sub
stitute for lard, is just MS wholesome
and much cheaper. For sale ut Boy
er's. Try it.
Lieut.. VIM. c. Wcrth has been ut
his homo here for the past two weeks
on leave. He has returned to camp,
and expects soon to he discharged.
Tom Warren, who has been in the
training camp at Hampton for sew
eral weeks, preparing for overseas
duty, has returned to his home here
having been discharged.
For few days Boyer and Co. will
continue to exchange five mounds of
Victory Coffee for two pounds of
fresh butter or two dozen fresh eggs
Jed Yates, of North TnzeweM; Vic
tor Lewis, of TaZewell and Pcery
Yost, of Grafton, have been dis
charged from the army and returned
to their homes here.
Lay in supply of coffee now, or
you will regret it. Boyer and Co
have not as yet advanced the price,
but will be compelled to do so soon
Tho thrcc-ycar old child Of Franl.
Hopkins, Frank, Jr., was brought to
Tazowell and burial last Monday. The
child died ut its home ut Iaeger, W.
Va, of pneumonia, following innu-
enza.
New Theatre, January 23rd. Mar
guerite Clark in Uncle Toms Cab
in"
DR.. John M. Grove, Sunday at II
n. M, breaches in Tazewel, subject
1.-THE Divine Sovereignty versus IIu-
man Suffering; at Z y. M in North
Tazewell, subject, Little Things of
Great Power"
New Theatre tonight and tomorrow
night, ''The Auction Black" Gold
wynn special production in eight parts.
From the famous story by Rex Beach.
All star cast. Admission, lower floor,
Is and Csc. Balcony. 10 and zoe.
Edward and Robert Jackson, sol
der sons of Dr. and Mrs. John f.
Jackson, were at their home here for
the Christmas holidays. They re-
turned to camp last Friday.
John w. Kidd, the n and w. en-
ginecr, headquarters at keystone,
spent the holidays with his family OH
the farm on Clear Fork. leaving on
Wednesday.
Lieut.. Jack Movies, who has been
in France with the aviation corps
has returned TO his home and wac
the guest of friends here last week
He was attached to ii bombing squad
and has had great experience.
polly of tire Circus" nj New Thea
tire January 25th. Mae Marsh sup
ported by all star cast, in one of the
greatest of all pictures.
d. p. Earles, of CliGicld, was here
Tuesday seeking information about
his son, who was reported dead. Earls
had two notices, dated at different
times, and hopes there is some mis-
take, and that his boy is still living.
No further news has been received
A. z. Lite, always welcome visi-
tor, is here on business, reaching
town yesterday morning. He said
\ Huntington had 5000 cases Of the flu
at one time, with many deaths.
William Bowser, a veteran" of
insityar, has been at his home here
$3.50 past two weeks on furlough.
:, reSpec' vent to France with the And
<'areseiRastesn nd was wounded and gass-
spnA%g'eturned to the United States
early in the fall, and has been in
the hospitals since.
w. l.. Painter, TIE shoe salesman,
before starting on his 1919 round,
called in to pay his tuition Will led
his territory in sales last year, and
Ia in NXnl with tho Lo-.. !