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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29
NORMAL NOW HAS
ENROLMENT OF
225; BIG INCREASE

The following new students regis
tered ut the college this week: Thelma
Hinton, Mcn.rose; Robert Briggs, Ce-
daredge; Buell. Crawford, Reed; Mar
garet Cornell, Fruita; Della Francone.
Montrose; Noel Hamm, Grand juno
ton; Mrs. John Hogan, Gunnison;
Mrs. Linton Pittser, Gunnison; James
Killian. Delta; Charles McCleary,
Denver; Mrs. Fannie Mckee, Gunni-
son; Bert Nutting, Delta; Mrs ]. b.
Parrish, Olathe; LaRue Hawiey and
Josephine Zugelder, Gunrison- This
brings the total enrolment for resi-
dent students up to 223. About ten
students have registered for cores
respondence work.
The Y. w. C. A. met in the old as
sembly Wednesday morning. Ninety
five girls attended. Vacancies on the
cabinet were filled and the work for
the year outlined.
Last year it was decided to discon-
tinue the two girls High school Liter
ary societies, LaFrance and Philoma-
THAN and to reorganize into one So
girls have decided to call their society
the Alpha and q committee has been
appointed to draw up constitution.
been members Of literary societies be-
fore will have to enter the prep 90
ciety for this year.
The all college party in the auditcr-
ium last Friday evening was . decid-
cd success. A fine program Of music
and readings was given and . general
good time is the report Of those pres
ent. There WIN be q college picnic at
the foot Of the Palisades Saturday
evening at five o'clock. Those wish
ing to hike will start at one and climb
the Palisades and return to the foot
for supper The affair is given an
nually by the Scholias and is always
. very enjoyable event.
About twenty children enrolled in
the model kindergarten which is being
conducted by Miss Yowell and the stu
dent teachers who specialize in kim
dergarten work.
Quite q number Of Normal girls
have started practicing basketball and
Il is hoped that some games can be
arranged. For the present the squad
is working under the direction Of Miss
Viola Lane.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29
HAS MR.. ADAMS SOLD NEWS,

According to the Grand Junction
Sentinel, borne out by other rumors,
C. E. Adams Of the Montrose Daily
Press, who has been chief owner Of
the Grand Junction News for some
time past, has sold out the News and
will henceforth devote all Of his time
to his Montrose paper.
The News, SO the story goes, has
been purchased by a stock company
and Arthur Craig, who has been the
owner and publisher Of the Paonian
for some time, will be placed in charge
Of the paper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29
IGAZAwAY GOES TO PEN
IMMEDIATELY AS STAY
OF EXECUTION EXPIRES

Montrose, Sept. 25.-The 60-day
stay Of execution granted Jim GAIA
way, convicted murderer Of Lemuel
Hecox, who was decapitated at the
Cashin Mine last winter, has expired
and as his attorneys have been unable
to secure retrial Of the case from
the Supreme court, he will be taken
to Canon City Immediately to begin
the serving Of life imprisonment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29
INTERESTING TOURIST REPORT
At CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

clusion that the tourists left sizable
pile Of money and no trouble.
Figuring on the basis Of $4,000 fol-
this weeks business, it seems conser-
vative to state that the seasons busi-
mes amounted to over 5000.
A study Of the principal attractions
of the county seemed to indicate that
the section should specialize on the
fishing as its main attraction to the
tourist. Mr.. Carhart was of the opin-
ion that the natural advantages Of
Taylor park as location for summer
homes was far superior to the famous
Estes park region.
A subcommittee under the direction
of Ray Clark Of the forest service, as
sisted by j. d. Jennings and M. j.
Schmitz, is now engaged on an ex-
tensive survey of the fishing streams
of the county. They plan to find out
the mileage of fishing water, present
availability Of the same, present con-
ditions as regards number Of fish in
the streams, steps necessary toward
keeping them stocked, retaining ponds,
ETC., One important problem is that
of opening up streams for fishing.
Some complaint has been made Of the
fact that 60 many places are posted
against fishing.
Another survey is to be started soon
to determine the number of fishing
resorts. location, equipment, capacity,
and contemplated improvements, to
get an idea Of the adequacy of pres
ent resorts to care for increased traf-
fic.
Mr.. Carhart suggested to the COM
,.o;ttoo Az. .d,,:.c6;l;t,, - ;v,nnnv<;p0
some noted writer to feature the sec
ton in both news and story form for
the newspapers and outdoor maga-
zines
President Quigley Of the college
school with the opening Of the fall
enrolment had reached 225 Wednes-
day night, which was nearly 100 more
than at this time last year. He be-
a higher class than usual. DR.. Quig-
Gunnison for their generous spirit in
the major part Of whom were working
count Of this spirit on the part Of the
nison institution increasingly popular
each year.
Dr.. J. C. Johnson spoke concerning
the prospects Of = good college foot
ball team this year. and announced
that typ games with other colleges
would - held IN Gunnison. He called
for th6 support of tie citizens IN at-
tending theoe games.
A eon,nhfttee headed by J. A. Steele,
and ine1ndfng IDS. Blackstock and e.
n. Nearss. wns appointed to look over
and AnDgoyo IL e1odeakials Of III 70
|licitMs sttsmpting = covsr tie town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29
DRIVER KILLED
IN RUNAWAY
WEDNESDAY

Archie l. Donlire, teamster work
ig for Mariett and Scott, was instant
" killed Wednesday afternoon when
the team of horses he was driving be-
came frightened and ran down a
steep grade, throwing Mr.. Domire out
under the heavy wagon. His chest
was badly crushed and several bones
were broken.
Mr.. Domire who was 2s years Of age
has been working near Sargents for
the past year and was well liked by
all who knew him. He Is survived by
his aged mother, two little daughters,
and brother all living in Littleton.
The remains We're taken to Littleton
Wednesday evening for burial.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29
DEATH OF DAN vADER
IN IDAHO THIS WEEK

Word has been received Of the death
OF Dan vader which occurred ct the
home Of his son, Lon. ut Wiser, Idaho.
Mr.: Vader was well known here having
visited in Gunnison may times. He was
2 brother Of the late Palmer h Va
der. Mr.. Vaders homo u in Lanes
boro, Iowa, and he passed through
went to Wiser to spend tke summer
with his snn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ELECT
NEW OFFICERS MONDAY NIGHT

Alumni of the Gunison County High
school met Monday evening at the
court house and elected officers for
the ensuing year. Robert ]. Potter
was elected president, Bruce Stone,
vice president, Irene Hughes, secre-
tary and Carlton Sills, treasurer.
The association discussed plans for
a big Halloween carnival and dance,
more complete announcement of which
will be made later. 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29

arrived yesterday from Denver with
bench warrants for the prisoners, and
they were arraigned yesterday before
Federal Commissioner +. NJ. Nourse.
They were released on $500 bond, and
will be tried before the Federal court
which convenes at Grand Junction on
December 1st.
kuretich and Panion were both ar
rested in the raid made by Sheriff
Hsnlon last year, when he pinch IL
Crested Butte still operators.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29

M. c. Smith was down from Sar-
gents yesterday attending to various
business matters. He has been spend
ing the summer at Sargents, experi-
mentlng with head lettuce, but win n
Smith stated that he and 49, - &
ers IN the Sarxents reeico ~ ~,
cellent luek fn Rrowinr f3Sir r. -
but have besn having hf&je 81 no ;;Se
at III In collecting Tor rsme. a -
bsr Of coumft$ees ffpm 49,, - 5s'|7s
called upon III BuMa VS E
Who Aandlod ~ leeSnce.
bsen - = cellset ~ -. !. q /
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29

The September meeting of the
Chamber Of Commerce was held We'd
nesday evening at the Gunnison hotel
about 25 members being present. The
luncheon served by Mrs. Jaynes, new
manager of the hotel, was particularly
tasty. and was noteworthy for its
speedy and Hawless service. A note
Of autumn was carried out in the
table decorations, branches with red
and yellow leaves.
Miss Norma Gribbin favored the as
sembly with two excellently rendered
vocal solos, She was accompanied at
the niano by Miss Pally Wells.
The meeting was calld to order by
President Stone, and following the
reading Of the minutes of the August
meeting, the president called for q
rising vote Of thanks for the two
young ladies who had entertained with
their music.
DR.. Quigley, chairman Of the COM
mittee on lyceum work, reported that
he had closed contract with the Red
path people for course to cost $500.
the first number Of which would be
about October 14th, and the balance
following at intervals Of about q
month.
w. A. Manuel, chairman of the COM
mittee which conducted the survey
on the tourist business last month,
read . complete report Of the work Of
his committee up to date. The COM
mittee met with Arthur H. Carhart,
forest service recreational engineer,
shortly after the August meeting, and
there formulated plans toward learn
ing, as a first step, whether the tour
ist left enough money in Gunnison to
make it worth while to develop the
business. Accordingly, all business
houses, professional men, hotels, gar
ages, restaurants, etc, in the town Of
Gunnison were asked to keep a record
of their tourist business during the
week of August "a to September 2.
All agreed that this particular week,
coming near the close Of the summer,
was far below the peak Of the tourist
business and it seems conservative to
estimate that the business for the
tourist season would be at least ten
times the amount Of business for that
week,
Results Of the weeks check revealed
the following amounts Of tourist busi-
ness, aggregating $4,000.
Garages, tire shops, etc. SO, ,694.27
Hotels and restaurants ---- 662.4
Groceries and markets ------ 1895
Others 76l.26
These figures do not include the
emount of ee5o60, tourist business
dqoe BY tae loca1 d. 4 B. @. office,
this ha.fAees being only indirectly han
eneld to tho town.
The e6mmfttee conferred with the
town maF1hal ard county sheriff and
Iwere informed tAat there had been no
truoblo WAetever with my tourist dur-
Ing the wssk wAieh leads . fhsl con
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29
TEAM WALKS
THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL LINE

For the first time in three years,
the goal line Of the local High school
football team was crossed this week.
The cowboys were defeated in n hard
fought game with the college team
Monday evening. The score was 80 to
O. Although several of last years
stars are gone from the team. Coach
krauSe has n nucleus of five letter
men and some fine new material for
this years work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29
BLACK QUEEN MINE REPORTED
SOLD FOR 100000 CASH

County officials who visited at
Marble this week bring back the re-
port, well authenticated, that the
famous Black Queen silver mine, To-
Gated above Marble neai Crystal, has
been sold for 100000 cash. This mine
has produced what is probably the
richest silver ore in the county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29

District Judge Black this week
handed down his decision in the case
Of Crooks VS.. Crow, which had been
appealed from the county court, Riv-
ing the plaintiff full judgement.
Crooks was suing Crow on q prom
issory note, and the county court
awarded the plaintiff only part Of IT,
amount asked for. Stone & KocAevar
were the attorneys.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29
UNUSUAL SIGHT IN
TELLURIDE ON MONDAY

Telluride Journal
The peole Of Telluride were on Mon-
day treated to an unusual sight, when
they could look toward the mountain
peaks about the city and see snow
storm in progress, and then glance
along Colorado avenue and see the
street sprinkler attempting to settle
the dust, which was blowing through
the city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29

On another page. we are publish
ing one of the new town ordinances,
No. 8, which covers the liquor and
moonshinc proposition. Ordinance No.
10, revising ordinance covering nuis-
aces, is also published this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29

c. I. Wilbur and Oscar 11ilfSrd are
completing . big Job Of 6slnsnk Id
walk work at Crested Buete, put$fne
n : long streteh of Sidewalk E6Wsea
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29

Mrs. Walker Burnett arrived Sum-
day from Denver and will be guest
ut the Jack Thornell home for a week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29

Mnl Fraak Keenan and lGrs. chss-
momins fssn SAD 1hey rspost
thsir nethsf: Nh. zw.fSsi. = rsesv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29

\ Mr. and Mrs. Panl Nordstrom md
lildren drove up from Nontroee in
= 1ifh e. Neei.sromss ne 3 nesssr 3
nl1sn. Nns Fhsnis Nerdstzpm.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29

Mrs. Fred Perkins and son, Walter,
left yesterday morning for Portland,
Oregon, where Walter will enter
business college.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-29

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04
GREAT INTEREST IN CAMPAIGN

Bristol, Aug. Nowhere in the
whole Ninth district are admirers of
George G. Pcery taking mare ac-
tive interest in his campaign for con-
gress than here in Bristol where the
candidate was first acclaimed the
nominee Of the Democrats of South
west Virginia.
Every day sees something done to
further the cause represented by Mr..
Peery. Headquarters here in the Do
miniGn National Bank building is one
OF the busiest places in the city. Many
visitors are received there each weei,
and the spirit of real Democratic
welcome exists there. More visitors
are wanted.
Come in and inhalc of the vieor-
Gus refreshing atmosphere of pure
mountain Democracy" said f. R.
Combs, today in extending a welcome
to Democrats of the district. awe
want your suggestions and your adj
wee. Come in and exchange views "
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04
POUNDING MILL NEWS.

Pounding Mill, August 2.-Mis.
Louise Chiles, Of Stras6urg, Va, who
has been visiting Miss Lois Hurt tn,
past two weeks, returned home Sun.
day night.
Messrs Lawrence and Russell Pain.
ter visited the family of r. X. Gil.
lespie and Mrs. Ollie Hurt Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Mary L. Levitte, of Sion,
rails, South Dakota, is expected this
week to visit the Hurts and attend
the camping trip on Little River
r, mr.. John B. Gillespie was called to
Wittens Mills ON Monday on account
Of the serious illness of his father
Mr. John +. Gillespie. Mr.. Gillesn;c
is reporter as better.
The Richlands Laymans Club coro
up last Sunday afternoon at 3:30
and held most excellent service in
Union church. The meeting was large
y attended and conducted by Frank
hurt. Probably twenty-five persons.
including children came along Those
we remember were, Mr.. and Mrs
crank Hurt, Mr.. and Mrs: Geo. Nc
Call, MIR. and Mrs. ]. T. Altizer
Misses Lena and Gladys, Mr.. John,
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman,
Misses Hazel McGee and Raw AL
tizer left Tuesday for V. p. +. for
a four days convention of the Sew
ing club of Tazewcll county.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04
FARNIERS INSTITUTES

Don't forget the Farmers Institute
at Blacksburg, August 9th to 18th.
Twelve people from the county have
already said they will attend, others
are expected. 1t will be trip we'll
worth 1T If you can spare the time to
attend. The N. & w. has agreed to
give reduced rates on round trip tick
cts. Those who have not yet told me
they are going should do so at once,
SO that arrangements can be made
for place to stay while there.
G. X. FISHER, Co. Art.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04

Mr.. j. S. Crockett. OF Kansas City,
Missouri, has been in Tazewcll sew
cral days OH business.
Miss Annie Thompson, Of Coeburn.
is here on visit to friends and rela-
tives.
DR.. Lansdcll, President of Blue
field College, was business visitor
to Tazewell last week end.
Miss Ella Wall has heen here sew
eral days spending part of her vaca-
'tion with her brother, Mr.. r. r. Wall.
Whitmans and Liggctts Candies in
all sizes at Jacksons.
Mrs. Mary Mccall, of Graham.
mother of MIR. George Mccall, is here
on Il visit. This is Mrs. McCall's first
visit to Tazewell in twelve years.
Some more of that Saturday Candy
for 39c. pound Mt Jacksons.
Mr.. NJ V. Purcelle, manager of
Fuller Brothers, and Miss Launah
lreson, Of the millinery department.
VIII leave this week for New York to
buy fall goods for their large store
here.
Tie Original Saturday Candy SOC.
ii pound. Jacksons
Mr.. C.. w. Smith, an expert auto
painter, of Cleveland, Ohio, has ar
rived in Tazewcll with his family.
Mr.. Smith has taken charge of lie
new department of the Tazewen Mo-
Tor which has been recently equipped
Tor fepaimtlng cars and making them.
us near ike they eame rom the fac
Tory as Is possible for human hands.
Mrs. e. s. Spargo, Ducktown. Ten
nessee, with her little sons Robert
ana Dan, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
~ >. Ulm al the Methodist circuit
parsonage
Mr.. II. W 5nidow, Director ofl
Municipal Sa.. on. accompanied Inv
DIR. Upper, he" h officer of Russell |
county, were viS,, IS in the citv. the
guests of DR.. renee last SATURDAY.
Mr.. Snidow has been gettinr tLn |
health work started in Russell He
informs us that MIR. Cline will he DIR
Lpper's assistant.
Rev. A. S. Ulm will preach Satur-
day at Liberty Hill; Sunday II n m.
at the Cove; $3.50 p. NJ. at Glenwood,
w. d. Fuller and Chas. Hall Jr
were visitors to Tazewell this ween
Messrs o. X. Peck and Crockett
Lester and Miss Margaret Lester
of Pocahontas, spent the weekend
here with Mrs. Leister and fom;lv
Mrs. Margaret Wamslev nm emc-
tent proof reader with the A. M. A.
Chicago, was pleasant visitor in
town this week. She is ennovine
months vacation with her father, j.
w. Maxwell, at Maxwell.
Mrs. w. A. Cregar. of Northfor,,
w. va, visited her parents, DR.. and
MRS. Y. a. Thompson here this week
AS also did their son, Eugene Thomp-
son, of Berwind.
Miss Wyrene Lester and her sis
ter, Mrs. F. b. Lester, r. N, will
leave Saturday night for Virginia |
Beach for few days, and will visit |
relatives and friends in Richmond |
and Washington City while on their
two-weeks' vacation. Their mother
was to go, but her strength won't
permit her going, which is great
disappointment for the girls.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04
WILLIAM A. BUCHANAN I'M.
PROVING

William A. Buchanan, who has been,
quite sick for two weeks or more, at
his home ut Grafton, is improving
The writer went out to see him on
Wednesday, with his physician DR.
PIERCE, and found him. cheerful and
hopeful. Twill" is we'll grounded in
the faith, as every man should be
and he has no reason or desire ia
find fault with Providence. His i'm
mediate recovery is hoped for and
expected by his friends and family
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04

MIR. T. A. Repass is ill at his home
again, but hopes to be out in day
or two.
Mr.. Moorer, of South Carolina, las
Joined his wife and family at the
homo of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Buchanan.
j. b. Crabtree, Richards, was here
on yesterday. His town is now boun-
tifully supplied he says, with pure
spring water, pipcd from Kent's
Ridge, two miles away. There should
be less typhoid fever, etc. in Rich-
lands now. Incidentally the merchant
was asked as to his stock of straw
hats this summer. He said he had a
fine stock, nevertheless lie was wear
ing one which looked liked vintage
of 1914.
Joseph A. Leslie, Jr., of the Nor
folk Virginia Pilot, is due to Join his
wife and homefolks here tomorrow.
for short vacation.
Col. JOS. S. Browning was here on
Monday. He was just getting bacl,
from the Norton convention, which
met July goth. lie drew quite vivid
picture of the Norton convention,
ruled and controlled, he said by Fed
eral Office holders, and so it would be,
he predicted, at Bristol.
Miss Lucy Lewis, who has been at
Radford Normal, has returned to her
home here She was accompanied to
Tazewell by Miss Ruth Wagner, of
Gate City, who will spend several
weeks here.
Judge John Horton and his nep-
how, MIR. Lambert, were here on Mon
day. Horton was instrumental in car
rying Big Creek nearly solid fol
Swanson. There were three votes
from Jewell Ridge--one of them for
| Davis.
Mr.. G. II. Reynolds and lbs daugh-
ter, Miss Kate, attended the Baptist
cnVampment and chaitauqua at Bris-
tot. Brother Reynolds is the travel.
ing representative of the Baptists of
| TaZewell
A. B. Scott, Graham, alias Kat.
Eye, alias Mr. Scott, from "Balti-'
more, ScnuS MS Dntwlng, and asks
what about the Editors big punkin
The Editor hasn't grown a big pun
kin" Scott evidently has in mind q
radish grown hcrc ~ Il neighhor
sad to have been z feet long besides
part OF 1t broke Off i'll digging
The Editor has cucumber in thu
Office 20 inches long, brought her,
by MIR. Kinder, Thompson Valley.
Rev: J. D. Pitscr, and his daugh
ter, Miss Ellen, passed thru town OF
home at Rocky Gap. Mr.. Spitser ha.
has serious trouble with one of hi:
eyes, and Miss Ellen with her throat
They had been to Bristol for treat.
ment. Mr.. Spitser is pastor of abou
nine Methodist churches in Tazewel
and Bland counties.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04

Miss Dora Kendrick and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Speer, of Abingdon are
the guests of Miss Launah Ireson at
North Tazewell
Misses katherine and Martha Siege
and NJ. Paul Siege, of Salem, are
here on q visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Greever and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laird, of Char
lesion, West Va, were visitors to
Tazewell Sunday.
Miss Mary Moore, who has been
attending summer school at the Nm
yersity of Virginia, has returned to
her home here
Billy Copenhaver, who has been Mt
the University of Virginia for several
weeks, is back home.
Col. JAS. S. Browning, Pocahontas,
was visitor to Tazewell this week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04
DANGEROUS TO BE FUNNY

The Editor of this paper, once or
twice in his eventful life as editor
made fool of himself by trying to
be funny or to get off Joke. He
won't do it again, and a certain near
editor i'll another town is perhaps
saying, "never again" Some Jokes
are little too practical to be con-
sidered funny.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04

LosT-old Roman coin, size Of
lime, only thicker, probably silver.
Nth Roman head on one side and
The letters "Victor Roma" Has no
money value, but will pay $500 for
ne recovery of same.-Ailie M MIL
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04

Read the strong endorsement of
the Breeders Gazette as printed else
where in this paper, in letter from
MIR. r. NJ. Lawson to A. M. Blacl
Agent. at Tazewcll. The letter speaks
for itself. Every farmer in TazewelI
should take the Breeders Gazette
Place your subscription with Mi,
Black; The price is only 81 a year,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTES.

SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTES.
Rev. S. S. Boyer, Field Secretary,
Will deliver addresses on Sunday
school work, Tuesday night, August
7th at Liberty Hill Methodist church ;
Wednesday, August 9Th 10 u. M, at
Mt. Olivet church.
AT the latter place the session will
be from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. with lunch
at the church. Everybody come.
A. S. ULM, p. C.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04
FOR SALE.

About "a acre tract Of land, mile
from corporation limit. Has 5 good
springs on it. Beautiful building
sight. For information apply this
Office,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-08-04
THINGS LOCALLY.

Remember the U. d. C. porch par
ty, tomorrow, Saturday AFTERNOON
and evening, beginning at four o'clocl.
at the High School building.
BRICK ICE CREAM Saturday at
Clinch Valley Pharmacy.
BRICK ICE CREAM Saturday a.
Clinch Valley Pharmacy.
Clinch Valley Pharmacy.
BRICK ICE CREAM SATURDAY. a.
Clinch Valley Pharmacy.
BRICK ICE CREAM Saturday at
Ciinch Valley Pharmacy.
Mr. John Mccall, of Graham, was
a visitor to this town this week.