Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-02-27
Local News

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"a House Divided"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
"GETTING HIS GOAT"
Genuine Chaplin 2-reel comedy.
High School Orchestra.
Prices-Children, 25c;
Adults, SOC.
(Aun martha Floyd BenefiU
Aaron Russ. cashier of the Farm
ers National Bank of Tazewell and
Mrs. Russ were visitors to Blueficld
Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. w. st. Clair and Mr. G.
W. Steele will leave tonight for Nor
folk in the interest of the business
of the Virginia Smokelcss Coal Co.
Rev. a. S. Ulm will preach Sun
day ut Mt. Olivet and Concord, this
being the fifth Sunday.
Mr. John a. Neal is reported Sc
riously i'll ut his home ut Asbcrry's.
Mr. +. X. Boyd, after several days
illness with the mumps, was able to
be OH the street this week
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Black, who
have both been i'll at their home here
recently, are about well again.
Robert Hopkins, proprietor of the
Hopkins Pharmacy at Radford, is i'll
with the influenza, according to in
formation reaching TaZcwcll.
John C. Hopkins, who is attending
the Medical College OF Virginia phar-
macy department, was at his home
here for few days the past week.
Alex Snycrs left OH Tuesday for
Boissevaine, to return to Tazewcll in |
IL few days, and build fences and
prunc vines and trees.
County Clerk II. S. Surface has
been confined to his home here for
several days with the influenza. He
is better now and expects to be out
in short time.
his home for the past week with
severe attack of mumps.
Miss Lucille Lester, who has been
i'll for several days of influenza, is
getting along nicely this morning and
has not developed pneumonia rs re-
ported. Her sister, Miss Mozele, OF
Bluciicld, is nursing her and she Is
expected to be well SOON
Miss Mae Brown, who has been
in Baltimore, Md, attending meet |
ing Of the graduating class of Crouch !
CT College, Of which she is mem
Der, has returned to her home here,
after Il very pleasant visit.
NJ. j. IIankins has recently returned
from 4 visit to the northern markets |
and is pretty we'll convinced that the |
dealers and manufacturers have set
the blue above rs the only limit to
the cost of material. The higher an
object goes, you know, the harder it
falls.
"a House Divided" the sx-part
special production, featuring the great
Sylvia Dreamer, which is Saturdays
attraction, was booked by the Thea
tire three months ago for the first
open date, Feb. 18th, the picture be-
ing booked solid three months in adj
vance.
Any reader if this paper, in the
town, who will take one CT more
boarders, or roomcrn-with or with
out board, please report to this Of
flee. Calls come almost daily for
rooms and board. This service is free
Can you take boarder?
The SHOWS of the first part of the
week and on up to Wednesday night,
gave the country the appearance of
mid-wnter. The mercury was below
freezing several nights during the
week.
II. B. Pribblc and wife and Mr..
Pribble's mother, have all been i'll of
the influenza their home on Tazewcll
avenue for the past week Mr.. Prib-
ble's brother-in-law and sister, DR..
hiih Nii llELcCNC3 VI tAcllLuChyt
reached town the first of the week,
and took charge of the Pribble hos
pital, as consequence of which all
the patients are doing well and ex-
pect soon to be out.
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Mr.. ]. II. Hampton was called to
Wytheville by wire Tuesday on ac-
count of the serious illness of his
sons wife, Mrs. Herbert Hampton.
She has had the influenza, which de-
veloped into pneumonia, and her con-
dition has been critical. Miss Myrtle
Hampton, who has been visiting at
her brothers has also had the in
fluenza, but is recovering.
II. c. Pobst and family are all abed
with the influenza at their home at
Grundy, according to information we
have received. Mrs. Pobst was taken
i'll with the "hu" while Mr.. Pobst was
in Tazewell last week, and imme-
diately upon his return home he was
also taken ill.,