Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-11

Martha Washington Candy fresh
teachweek, ut Jacksons.
Mrs. Moorer, who has been here on
n visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A B. Buchanan, will leave this week
for her home in South Carolina.
: A FISK for every man, for every
load, for every road, for every ser
vice. A tire that will roll up mileage
where others fail. That's the Fisk
reputation. Next time buy them, and
you'll always use Fisk-Tazeweh
Motor Co, Inc.
MIR. and Mrs. Shackleford and son,
and Miss Bessie Kelton, left Thurs
day morning for their homes in Mos
helm, Tenn, after n pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Lewis.
The trip was made in Dodge car.
Note the sidcwall of Fisk tire,
then note the sidewall on any other
tire made, which has had the same
service over the same roads. You'll
know why Fisk stands up to their
reputation as being the most depend
able tire on the road. The shoulder
on the sidewall tells you all. Next
well Motor Co., Inc.
Mrs. Huff, of Roanoke, and Miss
Howell, of California, who have been
here on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. P.
f. Howell, have returned to their
homes.
Miss Dorcie Howell is spending a
few weeks visiting friends and rela-
tivcs in Roanoke and Floyd.
Mrs, C. Henry Hartman and her
two children, Mrs. c. r. Moss, Mrs.
w. f. Hartman and Mr.. Henry How
ell were visitors to Roanoke last
weekend, returning via Mountain
Lake.
The man WI c.. 'nat Judge the
quality e !acrchandise is the user.
FISK tire users will vouch for their
dependability, service, and freedom
from troubles which break down
most tires. One uael says: "I've tri-
cd them all. It's Fisk for me from
now on. They give less trouble, more
wear, and are more dependable than
any other tire have ever used
For sale by Tazewell Motor Co., Inc
Brother Carr's cane advertised in
last issue, was found on Saturday,
and is now in this &C.
BIG RED COW LosT-Last seen
going towards Tazewell. Reward.
JOHN w. BUCHANAN, r. F. D.,
Poeahontas, Va.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hankins, and her two
daughters, Dorothy and Mildred, are
here for breath of fresh air, such
us cannot be enjoyed in Roanoke, or
anywhere else, as for that matter.
Rev. DR.. Carico, Presiding Elder,
and Geo. P. Crockett, attorney, Blue
field, were here OH important business
this week.
Mr.. j. a. Leslie, Jr., O fthe Nor
folk-Virginian Pilot, joined his wife
here on last Friday.
Mrs. Bob Litz. of Coeburn, Miss
Naier, Of Huntington, West Va; Miss
Flanagan, of Radford; Miss Julia
Ingles, Dublin, and Misses Elizabeth
and Catherine Rhodes, of WEIGH, are
visiting Mrs. A. 2. Litz and family.
The coal and railroad strikes seem
no nearer the end. The coal shortap.
Is becoming serious proposition. A
number of large shops have been
forced to close. e'
A new feature develops in the walk
out oil 1900 members of the conduc-
tors, engineers, firemen and brake
men in Illinois, according to de-.
patches, $500 rail shop workers have
refused President Hardinps nlan of
settlement, in New York. And 60
from reports the strike is rrow;nn
rather than diminishing. These foll.s
boss. nv" ana VIII,
Mr.. Mcdonald Mullin is now ron
der1ng valuable assistance in Ta1n-
well National Bank. "Ne
Mrs. Mary Mccall, mother Of IT
= w. 4"cCaii, OF this town, has been here
recently from her home in Graham.
also her daughter, Mrs. Davenport
Mrs. Mccall Is over 80 years of age
: and n ninvalid for years. ONLY re-
Gently has she been able to. go around
She lives with her daughter, Mrs II.
d. Frazier, Graham. Mrs. Mccall is
daughter of the late Harvey George,
of Tazewell.
Announcements have bee nreceived
here of the recent marriage of Miss
Annie Grover Pearce, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Pearce, of Nor
ton, to Mr.. Taylor Leonard, of the
same town. They will make their
home in Norton.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Doak Davidson W,r