Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-02-28
Local News

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spring line of Ladies Crepe de
Chene Waists ut Whitley's.
There will be preachinr in Tove
we'll Baptist church Sunday Mt ~ :.
IN. by the pastor, T. II. Campbcn
Attorney II. Claude Pobst of Crur
dy' is here the guest of his family.
Attorney John w. Flannvon or
Ciintwood, was here on legal business
this week.
John Roberts, esq, of Pocahontas,
wns here attending Judge Kerlcv,s
court this week
All kinds Of Dry Goods much ehcop.
or Mt Whitley's.
Good house and 5 acres for rent
or sale. Call at this Office for part;c.
ulars.
A. G. Kits, of Burke's Garden.
called around on Wednesday to settle
mis- tuition account for the current
year. The Kits family arc numerous
Ill Burke's Garden and most of them
are pupils in this school of light and
learning, and apt ones, too.
9xl2 mating druggets. $3.50 Mt
Whitley's
Rev. w. w. Arrowood married at
the. court house Wednesday, Howard
.: Whit, of Radford, ana Miss AIary
Gibbs, Of Graham Mr.. Whit he's
been in the army, having only been
discharged few weeks.
Mrs. N. w. Showers and Mrs C.
h. button, wife Of G. L. button. the
county surveyor of Smythe county.
paid the News Office friendly visit
on Monday.
Boys Spring suits, at prices that
are right ut Whitley's.
Some smart Republicans covcrtly
suggest that the Democrats should
nominate Mr.. Bryan for President
again. All right. 1t is suggested by
Democrat that the Republicans
nominate Mr. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Boyd, of Grun
dy, were in Tazcwcll the first of the
week They came home with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Claude Pobst, who have been
at Grundy. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd OK
peet to move to Tazewell early in the
Spring.
Latest accounts from Felix O'keeTc
whose illness from pneumonia was
noted IN this paper, state that he is
recovering and expects to be out
soon.
Good quality ladies grey Shoe.
high and low heels, 5000. Whi;ley's.
Attorney j. w. Hicks, Of Graham,
became i'll in court here Tuesday, SUI
fering with severe pains in his arms.
lie was taken TO the homo OF Dr.. w.
|. Painter, where he was soon suf
ficlently relieved to return to his
home. He had one or two important
cases in court here at the time.
Mr.. Azariah Lundy and His son, K.
Is. Lundy, We're in town this week,
returning TO their home in Missouri
from Wilmington, n. c., where they
spent the winter. While here thew
visited the old home in Thompson
Valley and were the guests of Mr..
Lundy's sister, Mrs. Frank Edwards
in this town.
Rev. W. W. Arrowood will preach
IN Burkc's Garden Sunday morning
and at Glade church Sunday after
noon.
Don't fail to see my line of ladies'
and childrcns Spring Hats. j. W.
Whitley.
New Theatre Thursday, March G..
Maxine Eliot. called the worlds most
beautiful woman, in Fighting Odds"
Goldwyn picture.
Mems l8-inch lace tan boots worth
$1,000, now $500. ]. w. Whitley's.
DR.. w. ]. Painter returned to Jew
ell Ridge Tuesday afternoon, after
spending the week end here with his
family. He is resident physician for
the Jewell Ridge Coal Corporation.
First Lieutenant VIM. G. Werth
has been discharged from the army,
and has returned to his home here.
He has been at Camp Dodge, Iowa.
He is now assisting his father, VIM.
IL. Werth in the preparation of a
number of important legal documents
Lieut.. Lapsley Carson, son of the
Rev. w. w. Carson, former resi-
dent Of Tazewell, was here several
days this week the guest of friends.
Lieut.. Carson has been in the aviation
service OF the army, and has just been
recently discharged. He will return to
ministerial work, having been elected
assistant pastor of one of the lead