Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-23

Mr. Charlie Jones, who has been in |
Florida for several months. has re-
,urned to his home. He will NOT re-
turn to Florida after Christmas. II.
saws Florida is alright, but Virginia
s better.
George Buston, student at v. +.
l., is at home for the holidays.
Misses Margaret keister and Lu-
chile Lclster, who are teaching near
Charleston, w. Va, are at their
homes here for Christmas.
MIR. Ed. Howard, and sister. Miss
Ellie, Wittens Mills. were visitors to
town this week.
James Conley died on last Thurs
day morning at o'clock at the horne
Of his daughter, Mrs. A. +. Coleman.
at Richlands, after an illness of sew
eral weeks. LA was seventy-eight
years of age. He was buried mr.
Founding Mill Friday.
Miss Nell Duncan, the efficient
clerk for Boyer & THOMPSON. was
painfully injured Monday by falling.
through hole in the warehouse bacS
OF the store. She DON recovered and
is back at work
jeff Ward, proprietor of the Biz
Store, fell out of one of the Shelves
at the Big Store recently and seve-
icely bruised himself, not fatally,
however.
George w. st. Clair and w. A.
Scott have been in New York and
Florida for the past week in the in
terest OF Was-Cott ginger ale.
We will be glad to give to anyone
a large thermometer, without any
charges ior obligations. It is only
necessary for you to call at our place,
and ask for one. Cockett G. White
Mr.. J. G. Buston has been in ;,
hospital in Richmond for the past
week under the are of Physicians
tor an obstinate stomach trouble. He
was examined by the eminent DR..
Vanderhoof, and his ailment found
not SO serious as at first rerorted,
Mr.. customs illness is believed TO
be due primarily to a mistake he
made recently at his home hele in
taking dose of disnfectant thru
mistake. He was suffering from a
headache and picked up the wrong
:. During the war this organization
dld yeoman service. Many a soldier
ana sailor has need to thank these
loyal women for warm and CHEEKY
clothing in the bitter cold of ths
north Sea, or the fog and mud of
Flanders fields. Now it has turned
TO aid the suffering victims of a cruel
ana calculating attempt at the ami
hilation of a race.
Through this paper we desire t.,
thank our many friends for their
klndness to us, during the sickness
ana death of our dear baby. Mr.. and
mrs: a. l.. Altizer and family.
Richlands, Va, Dec. 81. 1921.
Mrs. Hartman Helmandollar COLI
tlnues not ut all we'll. She has som.
stubborn stomach trouble which is
causing her family much uneasiness.
A.drrietC ana dorothy Scott |
are home from Agnes Scott Gollege
Atlanta. Ca, to spent the HOLIDAYS
Mrs. Emma Greever leaves todov
Tor Tazewell, Tennessee, to spend |
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. |
DR.. Carr. 'i'
Miss Eleanor Alexander is here
Tn4
days VIC '''
Mss Annie and Leosch Litz, are
home for the holidays.
Mrs: Hankins and her daughter.
MISS Eta, are in Roanoke with M.
j. Hanltins for the holidays.
Rufus Hartman is back home from
Lynchburg College to spend the holt
days with his grand parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, j. N. Hartman. He has distin-
himself in football.
Miss Thelma Hartman is here from
Lynchburg College for Christmas.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Sluss
IF Graham. girl.
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