Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-05-19


Mrs Walter Steele has returned
from II visit to her mother in Chill
howic.
Attorney j. N. IIarman, Jr., cf
Welch, was visitor to Tazcwcll
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. NJ. V. Purccllc spent Sunday
in King sport, Tenn, with his FAM
lily.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, of North =,
well is on a visit to Cincinnati.
Miss Lucille Lester who has been
teaching near Charleston, w. Va.
has returned TO her home here.
The most peculiar car in the world
today is the Ford coupe. Get your
order in for early delivery. Tazewell
Motor Co. :
Some special tire bargains. See our
bargain list. Motor Supply Co.
Attention is called to the new adj
vcrtisements in this issue.
Postmaster w. G. O'Bricn has been
informed that his nomination rs
postmaster was confirmed by the
Senate on the 18th inst, and he is
now permanently in charge of the
office.
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney II. l..
Spratt has accepted the position of
fuel manager for the University, and
will assume the duties of the Office
on the first of June. The work in
connection with supplying coal for
the University will not neccssiatc
his leaving Tazewell but few days
of each month. consequently he will
serve out his term OF Common
wcath's Attorney.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH No scrv-
ices in morning, but regular service
in evening.
Mr.. w: F.. Hager. shradc.s was |
here on Monday: nager has a do
nestle record He has buried two
wives, 10 children and nine grand |
children, and has now his third wife.
he has passed through many darI:
Gays, but Is still cheerful and forg-
ing ahead. His experience has been |
an unusual one.
If you want to know who built
mat good wire fence around the
p,aync lot we are here to tell you
That 1T was Alex Saycrs, the cham
'"iIueii anu ne cIn re- |
peat the job for you if YOU can
catch him when he is not busy
Mrs A. NJ. Millard is VISITING her
son, w. "A. Willard at Huntington,
w. Va.
Much regret is expressed here that
Professor and Mrs. r. w. Bobbitt |
will
ham, where Mr.. Bobbtt has been
elected principal of the Graham High |
school. Mr.. Bobbtt is at present at.
tached to the Tazewell Motor Com
pany, and will resign this position
sometime in the month of June.
DR.. John E. jackson and Secretarv
a: L: |. Wynn, of the State Board |
tour of the Southwest. When last
heard from they were enroute to |
Bristol from the lower Clinch VAL
ley in DR.. Jackson's Ford car, with
the doctor driving.
FOR SALE-Small refrigerator
slightly used. Maxwell-Moore Co.
mrs Preston was taken to Blue
held Sanitarium yesterday (Thurs
day) morning for examination by the |
surgeons. She was suffering intense
pam Yesterday No report from the |
hospital was available yesterday af- |
ternoon.
"a rare treat in store fer patrons |
night.
Rev. $. w. Hahn who has been
pastor Of the Burke's Garden-Taze-
well Lutheran churches, has resigned
ana Will take up similar work in
south Carolina. His congregations
anu the community large will r.
greet his dctermina.1. 10 leave tn,
county. '"e
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