Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-11-17

pnid this Office u pleasant call on |
Wednesday. The names of this bevy
of beauties are, Misses Elsie Grin |
stead, Clara Cruey, Myrtle Griffiths
and Gertrude Russell. These young |
ladies and Mr.. Kern, are here in at
tendance upon the Missionary Insti- |
tute
Rev Walter Hadge, Methodist pas
tor OIL Graham circuit, including
Ebenezer, Bailey, Harman's Chapel, |
Wittens Mill and perhaps other
points, called Mt headquarters on
Wednesday. He lives Mt Graham, and |
has the orthodox Methodist preachers
number of children-10
Mr.. Hodge is now in revival
meeting at Bailey's Switch with fin.
prospects, he thinks.
FOR Shropshire Sheep and
Berkshire Hogs. l have twenty pure
bred Shropshire ewes for sale, bred
of pure bed ram Berkshire hogs
both sex for sale. On account of my
health l am offering this stock for
immediate sale. c. r. BROWN. Taze-
well, Va
A much needed rain, after almost
six weeks of dry weather, fell on
wednesday. Corn can now be shuck-
ed, fodder moved, and forest fires.
which have ragged in the mountains
roundabout. distinguished.
MIR. and Mrs. c. ]. Bclcher, Taze-
we'll people, who have been living in
2 West Virginia for some time, have
moved to Hamilton, in Loudof coun-
ty.
). Henry Preston, Jr., was pain
fully injured while taking part in n
:. foot ball game at Harlan, kentucky,
ON last Saturday, and is in the hos
} pital there suffering fracture of the
q fibula and dislocation of the ankle
Y Miss Allie Willard returned last
q week from an extensive visit to Gin
cinnati, Columbus, and Williamson.
q AT the latter place she was the guest
Z OF her brother, Leslie Willard. n
building contractor. who is prosper-
ing and happily situated.
Il Tazewell Motor Company is re-
arranging their supply room in the
= large garage building here. The sup
4 plies hereafter will be kept in the
man ONCE room, and the space &C.
Z cupied heretofore by supplies will be
4 utilized for other accessories for the
1 Ford M 'e
q MIR. c. T. Alley moved this week
h to Bluefeld. He is brother to Mrs.
Mamie Nuckols, with whom he and
: family have lived for several months.
Miss Mamie Peery, Intermont Col
! iege, and Lucille Buchanan, Martha
Washington, were home for few
days last week.
4 Miss Helen Lake Bottimore, stu
dent Mt Lynchburg College, spent the
week end in Tazewell with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Bottimore.
UP TO this writing Congressman
! elect Peery has not been congratulate
cd by Mr.. Hassinger.e
, The County Basket Ball Tourna
ment will be held here tomorrow.
The following teams, both boys and
girls, will participate: Tazewell, Ora
ham, Wittens Mill, Burke's Garden
and Richlands. This tournament will
probably last all day, and some fast
games are expected.
! LOST-New red top Fisk tire on
! Ford rim, on road between Tazewell
and Burke's Garden Wednesday.
Please return to me and receive re-
.. ward. A. S. Greever
The rural mail carriers out of Taze-
well have been operating on new
schedule since Wednesday, the 18th.
The mail leaves Tazewell now Mt $3.50
n. M, instead OF II o'clock
Through the influence of Miss M.
Louise Moss, of Burke's aGrden. the
| people of that community were treat
ed to very high class musical en-
tertainment Tuesday night. The Elec-
to Hunt Concert Company, one of tho
lycenm attractions, gave program
OF classical and popular music that
delighted the large audience which
greeted them. Each of the perform
ers showed thorough familiarity with
their parts, and Burkc's Garden peo-
pie felt at the close of tho entertain
ment that they had been well ren,id