Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-02-10

4hiSo WAL BdicC lldrIiSSOil, uuuBn-
ter of Mrs. Sallic HARRISON, is i'll
with pneumonia.
A guaranteed hot water bottle for
$1.29 at Jacksons Drug Store
Eugene Peircc, of Lynch, KY. was
visiting homefollss, Dr. and Mrs.
Isaac Peirce, one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Kiser, who
have been at Dante for some time,
are visiting their parents here.
A guaranteed hot water bottle for
$l.29 at Jacksons Drug Store.
Mr.. George Burns and family,
who live on the farm Of II. C. Pccry
in Baptist Valley, will leave the last
of this month for Missouri, whore
Mr.. Burns contemplates buying Ii
farm.
Albert Mccall, of War, West Va,
was visiting his mothe, Mrs. Annie
Mccall, here Sunday.
Another shipment of that good
peanut brittle at 39c. pound. Jack
sons Drugstore.
d. V. Litz, of Graham, was visi-
tor to this town last week end.
Mrs. Douglas Fleet, of Coaldan,
has been here several weeks on
visit to her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
John +. Jackson.
Miss Vara Jones, teacher in Cha
ham High School, was visiting her
parents here Sunday and Monday.
Miss Martha Hopkins, who teaches
music in Richards High School, was
visitor to Tazcwell Monday.
Mr.. Earl Keller, former stenog
rapher for Graham and Bowen, of
this town, but now of Philadelphia.
was in Tazewcll this week on bust.
ness.
Francis Whit, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is greatly i'm.
proved
If all the small towns and cities
would follow the example of Blue
leld, and get move on Tiers
would be more life & business. Blue
field has n Board of Trade compos
ed of live mcn-not fossils or deau
Heads.
Another shipment of that good
peanut brittle Mt 39c a pound. Jack
sons Drugstore.
Don't forget to look Mt Jacksons
new window, it is full of speciui
sale articles at bargain prices.
Rev. Arva Vernon Rudy, Triangu.
lar Mountain Institute, visited thu
family of j. 7. Kendrick during tn,
Weekend
Preaching Sunday IL a. m. at Mt.
oiivet; p. M. at Concord, by the
pastor, Rev. A. S. Ulm.
- "a NeoiSS, OIL TINS town,
was representative of the Tazewli
Laymens Club at the meeting of
the Bluciield Billy Sunday Club,
which was held at Huntington last
tune. He reports fine meeting. A
large delegation from Blueiield was
present.
Mr.: Allen w. Dudley, Blucfeld,
and Mrs. Nowla A. Owens. of Blue
fold and Graham respectively. were
married here Thursday, February
End, by Rev. a. S. Ulm. pastor of
the NJ. L. Church.
Miss Hattie Beavers, who teaches
school cover the jump" has been
quite sick at her home on Tazewell
avenue for several days with tonsi-
litis. She expects to return to her
school Monday.
Mrs. B. r. Lewis is visiting hc,.
bfo.iier-in-law, Mr. r. B. Christian.
! Of Bluelield, who is very i'll.
All reports sent ont by the Asso
! ceted Theatres Of America indicaJ,
that ROSE OF WASHINGTON
SQUARE is one Of the best big cir
/ cut shows OH tour this season. Tick
cts on sale at POBST'S All Seats
reserved.
"Alton Packard, master cartoonist.
he'd the boards on the final night of
the Redpatli Chautauqua and he was
fitting close to the greatest chau-,
tanqua we have had. Packard gave
enc of the most unique entertain.
ID ents ever seen here. easily the best
Ct it's kind ever given in Sl lsy."-
Shelby N. c., HIGHLANDER. June .,
1921.
1.-THE last program of the Redpatn
Nhautauqua, by Alton Packard, was
! the best Tho rl0s;ner mennonite rnnch