Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-08-12

| m EA SYSTEM -zzaod III
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Rev. w. w. Arrowood will preach
ut the Peery school house Sundn i,
afternoon at $3.50.
Mr.. Roy Wynn, of Cocburn. ha.,
been visiting his parents, MIR. and
Mir. and Mrs. NJ. f. Wynn.
Miss Grace Johnson, who has been
taking a course at the University
Of Virginia Summer School. has ~
turned to her home here.
Miss Marie Baker has been visit
( ing, friends and relatives in Norton
and Coeburn.
Mrs. G. o. Thompson has returned
from pleasant visit to her sister
and other friends and relatives in
Loudoun County.
Edward Jackson returned Monday
from weeks fishing trip, which
carried him through several of tbr
adJqcent counties, the Strip ending
IN Roanoke Saturday. He was me-
companied by N. M. Walker, VIII,
extended his trip to his home m
Franklin county.
Before you throw awav that anto
casing, consult Dr. Fred st. Clair
ana he may be able to save Vol,
several dollars by vulcanizinr and
making the old tire new one
mr.: and Mrs. NJ. V. Purccllc. ,f
RULER Brothers Store. have inst W.
turned from New York, where thnv
bought the new fall stock of rood:
These goods are ARRIVING daily
Workmen from the Austin co.,
struction Company. controctnr. ~ fn..
the erection of the new bmilJ;nn f eur
the TaZewell Manufacturino e. ~
p''ny' nave arrived at North Taze.
well ana are beginning work on the
new building. The Austin Company
nave contracted to complete the
ou'lding within 45 working days af.
ter work is commenced.
Mr. and Mrs. JEFF Ward. their
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Billiard. and
grand daughter, Lucy Jefferson Ward
reached Tazewcll from New Yorl, fla
first of the week. ''e
S. r. Maxwell. of Lynchburg bo.
Joined his wife here. who hos hn",
the guest for the past two weeks NJ
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Geo r Nj.
Call, ~ w. MIC
Miss Laura Newton has returne,,
to her home from two weeks visit
70 her niece, Mrs. w. b. Totten If
Marion, Va. She was accomnan;o,
home by Mr.. and Mrs. Totten an',
daughter, Miss Anna, Mr.. and NJ
w. ~. marsh, of Bristol, Tenn. After
Ie" Gays visit in Tazewell Mr.. and
mrs. marsh and Miss Anna Totten
lnotored to Chatham Hill to spend
some Time with Mrs. Marsh's parents
do,,. ana mrs; rotten are spending 15
Gays with MISS Totten's parents
T IT,, ana mrs. ). b. Bowser, at North
/ Mrs; C. w. Steele and children
VINO have been visiting in CIodo
Springs, have returned to thn;'.
home here ''e''
WANIED-Bright energetic vounu
women to canvass quick SELLING to,'
,et articles from house-to-housc IN
nome city. Also to work drurp;st,
Can earn four dollars per dav in
commissions. Full particulars fur-
fnshed. Write at once to THE No
| DoR CO.. Box 1921, Richmond v,
Eugene Repass, of Portsmouth.
mas accepted position with Taze.
well Motor Co. Mr. Repass is a
brother of T. A. Repass, of Taze-
Sergeant Thompson has a force
OF men patching holes in the roads
in the corporate limits. The rena,,.
work has been badly need1l.
The yield of wheat in Virginia
this year is the smallest since 1908
according to an estimate of the u
5. Bureau of Markets and crops.
Lee county has carried off the
Iaurels by giving Trinkle, Adams and
west almost unanimous majority
the opposition getting only ~ votes.
E. Lee Trinkle. candidate for Gov
ernor in the Democratic primary.
carried Richmond by PIT majority.
A number of the young people of
this town and community are eniov-
ing camping trip at the Molly
Hopper Camp, near Pounding Mill.
The campers who have been NJ
wolfe Creek for several weeks, have
returned to their homes here.
Miss Ami Pearce. of Norton. is
Ty 1l Miss Lucille Buchanan. in
Henry Ford has increased wages
and cut freight rates on his Iron
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