Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-09-05

If you have not received your tick
ct to the Pcteler-agan recital which
will be given tonight, call at once on
ii. w. Pobst. Only few tickets are
left.
Mr.. Marvin Eagle, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. Eagle, Of Burkes' Garden,
was in Tazewell yesterday enroutc to
the Kentucky Wesleyan College, at
Winchester, KY, where he will fill
the chair of history for the coming
session. Mn. Eagle only recently re-
turned from France, where he was
wounded while fighting with the
American forces. He was selected
from his battalion after the signing
of the armisticc and sent to Oxford.
where he had the privilege of re-
cclving Il postgraduate course in his
tory.
Every Caloric Pipelcss Furnace
owner is more than pleased. You will
be highly satisfied if you install one
for this winter. Comfortable, clean,
convenient and guaranteed to give en-
tire satisfaction. You are the Judge.
We sell them on this basis.
l.. a. TYNES and Co.
Sergeant Edward Jackson reached
his home here last Sunday afternoon
from New Haven, Conn, where h.
has been in a hospital for an opera
ton for the appendicitis. He has been
discharged. His father, DR.. John f..
Jackson. also returned with him. he
having been in attendance upon the
meeting Of RcXall agents ut Boston.
John Il. Hawkins. who has been on
81 visit to his brother, DR.. X. X. IIaw-
kins, at War, w. Va, has returned
to farewell
Lee Kimbcl, of KimbcPs shocshop,
of this town, was at War, w. Va,
last week on Il visit.
We have Il complete line of Stand
ard tires, tubes, and accessories. See
us before you buy.
TAIEWELL MOTOR co.
c. w. steele is now associated with
the Virginia Smokcless Coal Co. i'm
this town. He has resigned the gen
oral SUPPLEMENTARY of the mines at
Drill. Mike Icigicr, Of Alfrcdton, has
moved to Drill and will look after the
mines.
Mrs. VIII Ed. Pccry and son. JAS.
W., and Charles Grccar, left Monday
morning for Baltimore, where Mrs.
lecry will visit her sister, Mrs. X.
w. Shcrmantinc, who lives near tn,
city The two young men will contin-
nc their journey on to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hcldrcth
have moved into the nice apartments
Of Miss Eta Ilankins over NJ. j.
ilankins store.
Miss Elizabeth White left Wcdnes
day night for Norfolk. She expects
To teach this winter on the Eastern
shore. Her sisters child. little Eurr-
MIA Scott, who has been visiting here
for two months, returned with heg.
l.. a. Tyncs left Wednesday night
for Columbus to get Il suit case of
Fords and also to hear President vii
son make his initial address on III
great western tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bobbitt. who
have been visiting their home in the
Tar I"cl State, returned to Tazcwcll
tuesday morning. Prof. Bobbitt will
reopen the public school Monday.
DR.. Jno. NJ. Grove holds morning
services in Tazcwcll and begins ii ten
night meeting in North Tazcwcll Sun
day night beginning at o'clock
sharp.
Rev. w. c. Thompson and Rev. w.
w. Arrowood are conducting Il re-
vlvnl meeting in the Cove this week.
The letter from w. G. Young will
be real with interest.
Mr.. y. j. Steele has been ON the
street this week, having about re
covered from his recent accident which
land him low for several days.
Mrs Andrews, Bristol, and one of
her pretty little girls, reached raze-
well last week for summer visit To
Mrs, Andrews old home, ut a. j.
Stcclcs, east of town.