Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-10-01
Local News
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THE PHOTOGRAPHER
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TAZEWELL, VA.

TAZEWELL, VA.
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Miss Mary Moss Moore, neice of
Mrs. Barbara Moss, has entered Hol-
Inns College for the coming session,
and is so far very much pleased with
the school.
Herbert Ward. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. jeff Ward. of Tazewell, was Sc
verely burned recently by the cxplo-
sion of II gasolin tank at the Edge
wood Arsenal near Baltimore, Md.
He belongs to the U. S. Army Chem
ical Warfare Service. Mr.. jeff Ward
has been advised this week that his
sons condition is not as serious as
was at first feared, and he will soon
be able to write the details of the
accident.
Mr.. C. 7. Patton is arranging to
add new equipment to his garage
here, and will have his son, Walter
Patton, associated with him in the
very near future.
j. S. Davidson, one of our old and
valued subscribers, dropped in Mon
day morning and parted with years
subscription and left with smile on
his countenance.
County Agent Wall, DR.. Isaac
Peirce and Superintendent Grecver
have gotten together very fine ex-
hibit for the Richmond Fair, which
begins next week. The exhibit in
cludes apples, corn. and other farm
products, besides the baby beef ex-
hibit.
Pecry Kinder, age thirteen years,
died at the home of his grand faith
er, Reese T. Kinder, in Thompson
Valley, Monday morning as the re-
suit of an accidental gun shot wound
received Saturday. He had been
squirrel hunting with $50 rifle,
which was accidentally discharged,
the bullet penetrating the boys bowls
and other vital organs of his body.
His grandfather is said to have been
so shocked at his grandson's death
that he has been ut the point of
death himself since the accident.
Walter Kiser has sold his hardware
business at Eckman, and has been at
his home here.
Invitations to the marriage of
Miss Kathleen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Harold Litz to Mr.. Fred
erick Harrison Hale have been re-
celved in this Office. The marriage
Will take place on the 18th of Octo-
Der at the brides home, Brookdale
YARN, near Morristown, Tenn.
Joe Davidson was business visit
or to this Office on Monday. He gave
us bat wing for another years sub
cription. Mollie Hartman, North Taze-
we'll, also paid paid this office a visit
and paid her dues.
A. M. Black is handling subscrip-
tions for all the daily newspapers
that come to this section. Place your
subscriptions, new or renewals, with
him for any paper. Your orders will
have careful attention and you will
at the same time be giving a local
man the benefit of your business.
Mrs. Belcher, West Va. pupil.
sends renewal, and says, "this is nv
milk money"-reminds us of Emmitt
Scott, who pays his subscription with
his wife's butter money.
New subscribers and those who re-
newed thier subscriptions this week
and last, have the thanks and appre-
citation of the Editors.
See customs advertisement in this
paper offering his farm tools, hay,
straw, standing corn and fine Jersey
cows for sale.
Those who gave us an order
for sugar in 100 lib bag lots is
tagged and put aside for you.
Please call and get it, as we are
holding it for you.
TAZEWELL SUPPLY co.
Fountain pens, all kinds and STYLES
for you at Pobst's.
will have in some gold fish next
week. Only a few more left for sale
H. w. Pobst.
Just received large shipment OF
mouth harps, all prices. Pobst.
l expect all of my bulbs in mex,
week. | had these imported direct
from France and Holland and car
assure You the best goods of theil
kind. w. Pobst.
Have Pobst to fit you with glasse:
and save your eye sight.
Expected next week the following
bulbs, hyacinths, narcssus, tulip.
and crocus's. Pobst.