Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
Locally

"Bob" Johnson, the memorable, in
evitable and ubiquitous. was in the
fund of anecdotes and good jokes.
We have been laughing ever since.
Miss Elizabeth Hall. of North Taze-
well, who has been visiting relatives
in Bluefield for several days loft on
Tuesday night for Cincinnati, where
she will resume her studies in piano
in the conservatory of music.
The two cloaks left in this Office
after the Fair, are still unclaimed.
The owner is evidently not reader
Of this paper. 1t pays to read the q.
v. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estill Groseclose
Bluefeld, were here this week visit
ing his parents, Thos. II. and Mrs.
Groseclose, ON Hotel Avenue.
Just received direct from the grow
ers in France Il large shipment of
Narcissus bulbs. H. w. Pobst.
A fountain pen will result in clean
hands and a neat paper ut school.
Pobst has the pens for school.
Narcissus bulbs. so cents a dozen.
II. w. Pobst
Vesper Coffee-the kind they drink
where it's grown-your money back
If not satisfied. Boyer G. Thompson.
Big Ben and baby Ben clocks will
get your children to school on time.
| have them. II. W. Pobst.
Narcissus bulbs just received, 9TH
err bulbs will arrive in day or So.
IL. w. Pobst.
New Perfection oil heaters-iust
the ching" for these cool mornings
and evenings-at Boyer & Thomp-
sons.
Mrs. Robert II. Moore has return
ed from the Bluefiold hospital to
her home here. and is rapidly re-
covering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander st. Clair
have issued invitations for golden
wedding which will be celebrated at
Their home on tho Goth INST.
Coleman's "Quick-LITE lamps and
lanterns-at Boyer s. Thompsons.
Mrs. VIM. H. Werth. who has been
visiting her son, w. G. Werth IN
Loudon county, has returned to her
home.
Miss Helen Lake Bottimorc left
Wednesday for Lynchburg. where
sho will attend Randolph Macon
Womans College
iMessrs Dan Lynch, Harold Pcery
and A. z. Litz. left Monday to en-
ter Greenbricr Military Academy. Mt
Lewisburg, w. Va.
Misses Annie and Leosch Litz will
leave Monday to enter Randolph
Macon Womans College.
Bushel basket BEST sweet potu-
toes. 1925 at Boyer & Thompson's
Miss Grace Johnson, who is teach
ing school Mt Gary, W. A., spent the
week end with her mother. Mrs. d.
r. johnson.
Attorney H. Claude Pobst, of
Grundy, passed through Tazewell
Tuesday enroute home from City
Point. where his family is visiting
relatives. Mrs. Pobst is expected IN
Tazewell in few days enroute TO
her home in Grundy.
Occident and jefferson Flour-ut
Boyer & Thompson's.
Bill Tarter came to town yesterda
and among other things stated that
he had the greatest crop of corn he
had over seen or ever expected ro
see. The stalks are SO high and the
ears SO large that man can carry
only about two of them.
Rising Sun Flour-24 pound bag.
S1.00-Boyer G. Thompson.
MIR. and Mrs. Pat. McKenry have
reached Tazewell and will make their
home here. Mr. McKenry is associn-
ted with Mr.. Maxwell in the Maxwell
Mckenry store.
a team from the Tazewell Law
mems Club will hold services in the
school house near the residence of
D. Ed. Peery on next Sunday aftetr
noon at 3 p. m.
Rev. A. S. Ulm will preach Sun
day IL n. m. at White Church: $40
Mt Pleasant Hill.
Victory Flour-24 pound bag for
Mr.. II. F. Holloway. who moved
to Kentucky some year or so apo.
comes ba,i; to Tazewell. and is now
living in North TazeweH.
IL is certainly decidedly profitable
TO buy your cooking range now. At
the Great Majestic Range demons
tration ut w. 3. +. Whites store Mt
Richlands next week. ~ fine com
DletC set of rCOkinU uyora Z. III. =