Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-10-27

A large crowd from Tazewell heard
Mr.. Pecry and Senator Swanson at
Graham last Saturday night.
Cattle, horses, sheep and hogs at
the Bundy sale, October 20.
Quite number from here attend
ed the show, the "Bat", in Bluefeld
last Saturday night. j,
November 2, 8. d, are the dates for
the One Cent Sale at Jacksons. See
inside page for particulars.
William B. Mayo, chief engineer,
w. M. II. Smith, Minerologist, of
the Ford Motor Company and Mr..
Kingsley, General Manager of the
Ford Iron Mines, were in Tazewell
Monday and paid visit to the Taze-
we'll Motor Co. Much significance is
attached to the visit of these gentle
men to TaZcwell
Baptist Sunday school meets
promptly at 10 o'clock every Sunday
morning A large attendance is re-
luested next Sunday morning.
November 2, 3, 4, are the dates for
the One Cent Sale at Jacksons. See
inside page for particulars.
| LOST-Ford Fisk Cord tire OH rim,
30x3 1-2, asst week between Wittens |
Mills and Tazewell. Finder will be
rewarded by returning same to Graf
NJ. Bowen Mt Wittcns Mills or this
office.
Mr.. S. G. Adkins, manager of the
sales department here of the Virginia
Hardwood Lumber Company, has re-
GENTLY purchased the Jane Gillespie
property OH Main street now occupi-
cd by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred st. Clair
The Adkins family will move to Taze-
well in the Spring, and their coming
will be hailed with delight by their
numerous friends here.
Garland Stephenson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Stephenson, Of this town,
who has been an employee of the
Washington Star. Washington, ID. C ;,
for nearly two years, has accepted
:: better job with The Pathfinder
n.a.aaine. He has also been appoint
worth League of the Memorial Meth
odist church, Washington, according
to II clipping from the Star which he
sends to this Office.
Mrs Kate Whitley has room for
several boarders. See her at he home
on the northside, OH Tower street
LOST-33x4 casing OH rim, be-
tween Tazewell and John c. st.
Glars. Reward if returned to Dr.. NJ.
r. Crockett OF this office.
Saturday Candy for 80 cents Al
\ pound at Jacksons
D York, where he accompanied his faith
er, Judge S. C. Graham, of Taze-
well, for medical examination. Judge
Graham will leave this week for his
home in TaZewell, being accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Jessie Graham,
who has been visiting here. Coaliield
Progress, Norton.
Mr.. John Ellis Jackson begs to ad-
wise the public that he is prepared
TO repair electric irons, electric curl
crs, small motors, vacuum cleaners,
B etc and will be glad to consult with
J those who have work of this charac-
] ter.
l Mrs. Lane Ireson is making a rapid
recovery from an operation in the
Bluelicld Sanitarium.
Saturday Candy for 80 cents n
pound mt Jacksons.
Mr.. II. Claude Pobst. attorney of
Grundy, was visitor to Tazewel
Thursday.
See "Pecks Bad Boy" and get the
election news at New Theatre night
of November 7th.
Epworth League of Thompson Val
ley, will meet at Benbow, Sunday
morning IL o'clock.
Returning from Graham last Sum
day. afternoon we overlook near st.
Clairs, Il forlorn looking sawed off
young fellow, leading legged,
lank, hungry looking specified fox
hound. The thought occurred that
possibly this hound was relic. de-
scendant or something of the lost
Matthews pack.
Tazewell High School basket bail
team kept the record clean here on
last Saturday when they defeated
both the first and second teams of
Graham High School. The score of
the first team being 36 to 10, and
the second team was to s. Ora
ham girls defeated the Tazewell
girls. A large crowd was present and
Tazewcll rooted vigorously for its
leans. Burke's Garden plays here
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