Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-08

9-8-2t.
Rev. w. H. Greevcr, of Columbia,
S. c., reached the county Tuesday
morning and spoke to the teachers
meeting in Graham Tuesday night,
addressed an audience ut Pocahontas
Wednesday afternoon and preached
in his old home, Burke's Garden, on
Wednesday night. He returned to
his home Thursday morning.
Shut the gate and save your gard
on vegetables and bad language
C. NJ. Hunter, manager of the
Pounding Mill Quarry, and family,
have moved to Tazewell for the Win
ter to give their children the advant-
age of the school here. The Hunters
are occupying the property on Main
Street of 7. NJ. Hawkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawkins expect to visit around
among their daughters, sons and re-
latives until the frosts come and the,
they will wend their way towards
Florida for the winter.
Cash and carry grocery saves you
money-Maxwell-Mo Co.
Mr.. L. p. Brockley, n we'll known
cattle buyer, of Hanover, Pa, died
very suddenly at his home one day
last week according to information
received by friends here. His last Wis
it to TaZewell was six years ago. He
bought cattle for the Jersey City
and other markets in Southwest Vir-
ginia for many years and is we'll re-
membored by the cattle men of the
Southwest
Cash and carry grocery saves you
inoney-MaXwcll Moore Co.
Miss Louise Chilcoate, OF Balti-
more, has arrived in the city and has
taken charge of the millinery de-
partment of Fuller Brothers for the
coming season. See the announce
ment of the opening of the progress
sive store.
DE-. and Mrs. j. N. Higginbotham
returned Monday from Mountain
Lake.
Cash and carry grocery saves you
Maxwell Moore Co.
Joe Alley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
L. Alley, underwent an operation in
the Bluefield hospital for the remov-
al of his tonsils. He is doing nicely
Mr.. r. G. Chapman left Wednes-
day night for Richmond OH business
Paper white Narcissus bulbs. L:
w. Pobst.
Marsh Mccall left Wednesday fol-
Richmond to enter the University OF
Richmond the coming session.
Boys school suits and shoes. Pric.
ed to suit you-Maxwell-M Moore Co.
An expert piano tuner will be here
on the goth. Parties having piano.
| or organs in need of repair or tun
, ing, will please communicate witt
me and an appointment will be ar
| ranged. Miss Nancy Leslie.
| Direct from France narcissus bulb.
at Pobst's.
For Fountain Pens or Evershnrl
pencil II. w. Pobst can show YOU ius
) what you want.
ed to suit you-Maxwcll- Moore Co.
Boys school suits and shoes. Pric
The w. C. II. U. requests that al
members who have not paid dues t.
I 90 so at once as reports must b
l forwarded to headquarters immedia
4 tely. Mrs. ]. d. Peery, President.
FOR SALE-Ford Roadster wit
starter speedometer, etc. ]. N. Hig
n ginbotham.
Miss Ella Bowen will leave SAT
urday for Scheduled, Va, where sh
Will teach the coming session.
Mrs. j. II. Hampton is visiting he
two sons, R. X. and w. H. Hampto,
I at Wytheville.
Misses May and Hazel Hampto,
! VIII leave Monday for visit to re
latlves in Wythevillc and Tennessee
4 Mr.. R. X. Hampton, of Wytheville
was visiting homefolks here thi
J misses Hattie Beavers and Zell;
Nunn, from East Radford, spent :
few. days in town with friends las
4 week. They are expecting to return
to Radford Normal School the frs
4 of the month.
Mrs. Sallie Kincer Carvin. Trevil
} lians, Va, has been here on a visi
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri,
Kincer. Charles, of Dante, came t,
see his sister and spent several DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Heldreth thanl
their, many friends and physician.
for their kind attention and unselfisI
service during the sickness and deatl
OF their little boy. Also for beauti,
full flowers and cars at the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs Sol Baach have re-
turned to their home in Pocahon.
tas from an extended trip to various
mountain resorts in North Carolina,