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Two weeks ago Wittens Mills High School basket ball team met the Tazewell High School team, a very interesting game was played on Tazewell's court, the Wittens Mills boys won in a very hard fought game, the score being 19 to 11. Tuesday, February 8th, the Tazewell boys returned the game. Wittens Mill again winning by the score of 21 to 12. A game was played between the second teams at Wittens Mills, the score being 6 to 0 in favor of Wittens Mills.
Bandy Honor Role - Firth grade; Una WHITE, Melvin WHITE. Fourth grade; Walter
LAMBERT, Harvey QUESENBERRY. Third grade; Gladstone YOUNG, Eugene
BROWN. Second grade; Helen PAYNE, Albert YOUNG. First grade; Themia
WHITE, Bill YOUNG, Elizabeth PAYNE. Ella YOUNG, Teacher.
Just received a car of Oliver Chilled Plows. You can get plows and parts from the following merchants:
J.A. GREEVER, T.M. GREEAR, W.B.F. WHITE, MCCALL & Co., Yates Brothers,
T.L. SHUFFLEBARGER, J.S. PUCKETT, W.B. YOST, Goodman Sisters, Harman Brothers, Bowen, Gillespie & Co.,
W.S. WITT & Brother, D.C. LOWE & Son, Mustard PRUETT & Brother,
J.M. LAMBERT & Son, C.G HURT, R.B. STEEL, YOUNG and
HUMPHREY.
I have on my farm near Wittens Mills, Virginia, 1 stack of hay, and in the barn 180 dozen of good oats to sell, on the macadam road to Graham from Tazewell, Virginia. Phone 110-z or write me,
T.M. GREEAR, Cliffield, Virginia.
In addition to being severely beaten, Tom HOWERY, a well known young man of Baptist Valley, and former member of the 80th division, was shot in the leg in a general fight that occurred at the home of
B.P. REPASS Tuesday noon. HOWERY and B.P. REPASS and his son, Luther
REPASS, were brought to town Tuesday afternoon, and required to give bond for appearance at a magistrate's trial here tomorrow. Owing to the condition of the men when the
ruckus occurred, moonshine being at the bottom and top of the affair, it is difficult to secure details of the fight, or establish who shot
HOWERY, but an effort will be made at the preliminary hearing to bring out the facts.
Miss Vera JONES, teacher in Graham High School, was visiting homefolks here Sunday.
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