Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-03-12
Local News

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sec II. w. Pobst's notice of Gu,
flowers on front page Of this paper.
Place Your order early with Pobst
for cut flowers and he will assure YOU
the best quality flowers.
Mrs. Thos. Gemmel, of Pulaski. is
the welcome guest Of her sister. Mrs.
G. d. and W. 5. Beavers, at North
Tazewell.
Sugar at the Variety store 10 -
cents.
We are Informed that George W.
Hartman, of Crump's Bottom, W. Va.
is in hospital at Huntington. w
va, where he has been i'll for sever
al weeks.
See the new line of picture mold
ing at The Variety Store. Have your
pictures framed now. Prices reason
able.
Save money by getting your gro
ceries Mt The Variety Store. Standard
brands ut less cost
Mrs. J. II. Hampton and her daugh-
ter, Miss May, mother and sister of
Herbert Hampton. have been with him
for sometime during the illness and
ut the time of tn Z death of Mrs.
Hampton.
j. Henry Hampton has returned
a t,.s,. y H..
visiting his son, Herbert. at Wythe-
vile during the fatal illness Of his
sons wife.
Mr. Walter Thompson's family.
Prof. Archie and Mrs. Thompson. ali
have had the flu, but are better now,
about well, rs is also the family of
Mr.. Pribbe.
Mr.. L. a. Tyhcs is i'll in BlueGeld
hospital. He was taken there We'd
ncsday for treatment
Mr. ii. l.. Buston, who underwent
an operation in Rchlands IL short
time ago, returned to his home here
yesterday morning, Feeling fine"
says phone message
Preaching in North Tnzcwcll Sun
day ut ii a. m. and Main Street at
1880 p n.., by the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Barrett and
little son, Billie. have returned to
days visit with Mrs. Barretts par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. B. Massey at
this place.
r. NJ. Lawson, president of the
Farmers Cooperative ssociaton, was
in town on business Wednesday.
Misses Marie Maxwell, of Maxwell
and Beulah johnson of Coeburn, were
the guests of Miss Marie Massey last
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
FOR SALE-Bahy iron bed. with
spring and mattress. Apply at News
Office
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for
rent. Apply News Office.
WANTED - District manager bv
strong company. Over $4,7SO 900 as
sets; So C00,000 paid to accident and
health policy holders during last ten
years; we teach you the business.
Address General Accident, 1th and
Walnut SITS, Philadelphia, Pa. 1922
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Ward returned
Monday from Lynchburg, whittier
they were called Saturday on account
of the serious illness of Mrs. Wards
aunt. Mrs. T.. +. Hulard. The lady
suffered hcmorrhngc of the brain
last week and has been in critical
condition. She was better when Mr..
and Mrs. Ward left Sunday night.
c. c. Peery, A. NJ. Black, Mrs
Rossca, Mr.. a. +. Hopkins, Mrs. Katie
Bowles, Mrs W. T. Wittcn, DR.. j. II.
Peery, Calf, DR.. j. II. lIigginbotham,
Burkes Garden, 10 Barns, j. B. Jack
son and others, have the thanks of
the Editor
The Farmers Association delivered
car load of corn here last week
1000 bushels, at Sl.75 per bushel at
the depot. The corn was shipped from
the west The association. through
the secretary, Mr.. M. l.. Pcery, is
negotiating fer another car of sugar,
which will be delivered as soon rs !,
satisfactory price is secured.
Miss Grace Baughman, who has
been on. of town for Il month, has
returned and is again back in her
old position with jeff Ward She Wis
tied New York, Washington, Balti-
more, ard other points Of interest,
including Rural Retreat, during her
absence.
The first statement of Tazewell's
newest bank, the Farmers National,
appears in this issue of the News.
The statement is n very creditablc
one, showing for only twenty-four
days business resources of $268,128.-
10. The electric fixtures, furniture,
etc, haze all been installed in the
new bank building, which is pro-
nounced by judges to be one of the
handsomcst banking rooms in this
section.
The statements of all the Tazewell
county banks are printed on page 3
of this issue The TaZcWell National