Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-03

OF MIS-. Bullafds parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. jeff Ward. The delightful eli
mate of this section is being enjoyed
by them to the fullest extent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Kiser, of Will
hanson, w. Va, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Kiser
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Lewis.
Herbert Ward, who has been here
on a months furlough, has returned
to Maryland, where he is employed
by the U. S. Government.
FOR SALE-1917 Ford roadster.
good condition. Dir. Iligginbotham.
Tazewell, Va.
Isaiah Harry, of Falls Mills, has
been frequent visitor to the city
recently in company with number
OF other prominent Falls Mills citi-
zens. He served on the grand Jury
Tor the present term of court.
Mrs. Will Ed. Peery, who has been
taking treatment in Richmond
hospital, is expected to return to
her home here today.
Walter Medley, an ex-soldier, of
thompson Valley, is in Il critical con-
dition ut his home with tuberculosis,
contracted while in the service. lie
IS receiving compensation from the
government, and is being well cared
for by his mother and sisters.
Millinery display September 10th
and 1lth. Tazcwcll Millinery Co.
Millinery opening Friday and Sat
urday, Sept. 10th and 11th
TAZEWELL MILLINERY co.
Miss Lambert, the Public Health
nurse, has opened her Office on main
street, over j. A. Growers hard
ware store. The phone number is
TaZewell, las.
When you come to the Fair brinp
that watch and let Pobst rcpair f
for you. service guaranteed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, indicted for
shooting Hattie Heath, colored
woman at Graham, was convicted of
the offcnse in Circuit Court here
Monday and fined $3.50. The shoot
ing occurred at Graham in June and
resulted from Il neighborhood quar-
one oou of every four children
nave defective vision and 70 por
cent OF these are backward pupjls.
Pobst will let you know if your bow
needs glasses. IVY
Remember dates for millinery
opening, Friday and Saturday. Sent.
10th and 18th. Tazewcli MilTnnrw
Co.
Wur last millinery opening, Friday
and Saturday Sept. 10th and 11tb
we hope to have our friends and
customers present
TAZEWELL MILLINERY co
Whether you or rich or whether
you are poor, Il welcome awaits Won
ut the Lutheran church Sunday morn
ing: A sermon that ought to do do
VIII be delivered on "'rhc Savior
comes to His own village, Nazareth.
ana IS rejected and insutcd." The
pastor will preach ut Concord SIM
day afternoon at $3.50.
Uncle Dave Church, famous for
inc part he played in the battle of
EettysDurg during the civil war. has
been i'll at his home in this town for
several weeks. He is now able to be
Miss Rice is showing the most
peauti1ui hats at Fullers Store.
Miss Rice, in charge of the mill
merry department of Fullers Bros.
says the hats are most beautiful
and the prices lower.
Miss Harding, in charge of Fuller
orothefs dress making parlors, is
now receiving her patrons and ac-
quaintances.
II you wish to see high class dress
styles, call on Miss HARDING ot Fni
Ter Brothes Store. "
Mr.. w. d. Fuller. of Norton e
spending a few days in Tazeweil
Attorney II. Claude Pobst of
Grundy, reached Tazewen Tupsdau
and will attend the Tazewell Fair
MRS. Pobst and the children came in
last week and will spend sometime
IN the community.
Clarence Whitaker, of this town.
who has been in the Navy for sew,
e eal months, has been transferred
from the Receiving Ship at New
York to the U. S. S. Pennsylvanio
Engineer Greed Shelton, of Rich
lands, created no little excitement
IN the city of Richards Tuesday bv
1irlng his pistol four times at n
prominent citizen of that town
whom he charged with using i'm,
proper language in the presence of
MS wife. Shelton gave bond in Cir
cult Court here this week for trial.
Mr.. D. H. Litz, of Morristowp.
Tenn, was among the visitors to
the Far. He is doing well in his new
nome, and prospecting.