Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-09-01
THINGS LOCALLY.

Mrs. W, L. Painter spent the week
end in Bristol.
Miss Gladys Painter has returned
to her home here after spending sew
eral weeks with friends and relatives
in Bristol.
Tablets, spelling blanks, crayons
and pencils-The Big Store.
PEGGY PAIGE Dresses. The Big
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White Stuart,
of Blackboard, were visitors to Taze-
well this week guests of Mrs. Whites
father, Judge S. c. Graham and FAM
lily.
r. p. johnson, of Wytheville, was
business visitor to Tazcwell this
week.
Have you seen the new Butcher
Oxfords? The Big Store.
Wish to announce arrival of Fall
line Of goods--Whitleys.
BATH ROBES-THE BIG Store.
Don't fail to examine our Fall line
of ladies cloaks and suits before you
Whitleys.
REDFERN and Bischof Suits and
Coats-The Big Store.
Amoskeag dress Bingham, 20 cts.
l-Whitleys.
A. G: Wynn, of Mcdowell Phar-
macy, War, w. Va, has been a visi-
tor to Tazewell this week.
New Fall sweaters just arrived
The Big Store.
Special attention is called to the
notice of sale of Berkshires. Mr..
Browns stock is known to be first
class.
Misses and children's Coats-The
Big Store.
The Civic League will meet next
Monday afternoon, September 4th, at
o'clock in the High School building.
Mrs. Will Kimball spent this week
with relatives in Thompson Valley.
Supply Co.
DIR: and Mrs. ]. N. Higginbotham
will leave this morning for Mountain
Lake, where they will spend several
days.
Red Steer. 16 and 20 per ccnt Acid
Phosphate Fertilizers on hands. The
Tazewell Supply Co.
Gold Medal Grass seeds The Taze
well Supply Co.
Mr.. Becker, of Petersburg, Joined
his family here last week for a visit
of several days. Mrs. Becker and the
children have been the guests of
Mrs. Becker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. ii. Reynolds.
School supplies ut Jacksons. Tab
lets, Pencils, etc.
Mrs. ]. r. Laird is here the guest
of relatives.
School supplies Mt Jacksons. Tab
lets, Pencils, etc.
Miss Ada Clair, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Noah Kiser at
North Tazewell, has returned to her
home in Russell county.
School supplies at Jacksons. Tab
let's, Pencils, etc.
Miss Dorothy Pohl, of Winston
Salem, North Carolina, and Miss
Mary, Sheppard Parker, of Norfolk,
VINO nave been visiting Miss Eliza
oeth Gillespie, left Thursday morning
for their homes.
Mrs; Robert Wright and two sons,
who have been visiting Mr.. r. l..
Nunnally and mother, have returned
TO their home in Norfolk,
j. M. Newton, who was n delegate
to the National convention of the X.
OF p. has returned to his home at
Graham. His letters to this paper,
descriptive of his trip, one of which
appears in this issue, have been of
more than ordinary interest. Anoth-
- iS1@ei VIII appear Ill next issue.
Margaret, the young daughter of
Mr.: and Mrs. v. l.. Stephenson, is
suffering from broken collar bone,
sustained in a recent accident. She
is recovering fast.
Miss Mary Moore will leave in a
few days for Norton, where she will
teach music class for the coming
winter. Miss Marie Baker, or North
Tazewell, will leave at the same time
and will have all art class in Norton
this winter. Both these young ladies
took special courses at the Univer-
slty of Virginia the past session.
Misses Evelyn Miller and Gertrude
Mccall spent few days in Blue
field this week.
Mr.. Fred Steele, of this town. was
the first to have horses in the stables
at the Bluefield Fair grounds. Mr..
Steele owns several valuable race
| horses, and will no do,,ht no,-r, off