Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-08-27

Mr.. Albert Mccall, who is working
with surveyors at War, w. Va, spent
Sunday with homefolks.
While attending court ut Tazewell
Tuesday, S. j. Lublimer, of Poca-
hontas, Va, sold $4,000 of life in
surance to several prominent citizens
of this place. We applaud Mr.. Lub-
liners success.
Miss Gladys Mann, Jacksonville,
California, is visiting Mrs. w. Archie
Thompson.
Ed. Hale, West Graham, looking
as hungry as ever, John S. Horton,
Alfredton, who made a fine run for
Supervisor, but not quite fine enough,
j. B. Mutter, Esq, Richards, John
w. Whit, Commissioner, were among
the editors friends who called OIL
Tuesday.
BISCHOF Coats and Suits at The
BIG STORE.
Mr.. Walter l.. Thompson has
agreed to act rs one of the judges in
the Agricultural department next
| week.
The new Fall and Winter Coats.
suits and dresses airing daily at
The Big Store
Since all school children will be
required to be vaccinatcd ut the
opening of school this year. it will
be much better for those who have
not been successfully vaccinated to
attend to this matter before school
opens.
| when you come to the Fair. drop
in at The Big Store and take a look
at the new Fall SUITS, COATS and
DRESSES.
Have you seen the GROWING
GIRL shoes at the Big Store?
Miss Wyrene Lester has returned
from an extensive visit to friends
ana relatives over on the main line.
and had n great time.
| w. jeff Hoge, whose continued ILL
ness has been frequently mentioned
in this paper, was taken to Bluefield
last Saturday for treatment. He has
returned to his home in Burke's
Garden.
Boothe. the Automobile man. has
now two cars on the road. and will
have another-three in all for NEXT
weeks rush. His cars are for hire
day or night. Phone, o. b.
We. are always glad to haze our
friends make the Big Store their
headquarters.
See the display of pictures in the
department building made by Hold
en-, of Tazewell, Va.
Judge Henson, Roanoke. was at
tending Judge Kegley's court this
week.
Col. Jos. Howard, writes from the
old Soldiers Home Mt Richmond that
he is bound to hear from old Taze-
well, and sends his subscription and
his love to his old friends.
w. R. Bennett, who lives OIL Cav
ats Creek, overscer and manager
for Hartman Bros, was here on Mon
day and entered his name in the
l920-l921 class in this school of light
ana learning. He reported his father.
Lee Bennett, who lives at Five Oaks.
IN feeble health. He suffered q stroke
OF paralysis some time ago. and is in
time. ''-'
a new bank has been organized at
Lebanon with John White Stuart.
resident; VIM. Cumbow, Vice-Pres,
11ent and Fred G. Gray, Cashier.
The bank will began business soon
with capital stock of $4,000.
Make the BIG STORE your head
quarters when you come to the Fair
S. S. Wynn, Cavatts Creek wos
mere on Monday, and said that bo
mad the finest crop of oats he had
ever grown, but had lost part ON ac-
count OF the continued rains. SimilieIr'
reports are heard from other parts
Of the county. -
WANTED-A man to do light
work around a small place, who has n
wire or daughter who will help with
housework. Good five room house and
good wages to both man and woman.
X CARE c. V. NEWS.
WANTED-High school graduate
qualify stenographic position. Tuition
less train fare, paid from $1,000 qua
ranteed salary. 200-page cata!og. An
pilcation blank. Investigate. Pied
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RADFORD NORMAL NOTES.
The second term of the summer
quarter will close August 28. The
attendance DURING thie nuo,.to,. -