Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1904-06-30
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Mrs. w. b. Spratt, of Richards, was at
Tazewell on Monday, the guest Of Mrs.
r. JEFF Ward.
Hammocks-Lawn Swings--Croquet
Sets-Base ball and Tennis goods, at
Boyer's.
Prof. A. S. and Miss Margaret Greever,
of Burkes Garden, spent last Sunday and
Monday in azewell.
Services " be held in the Episcopal
church next SUI Gay at II a. IN. and $50
p. m. by Rev. j. Wyse.
Fun for everybody at Pocahontas 4th
July.
Mrs. A. J. May, who had been visiting
her daughter, Mis-. Johnson, at Radford,
Va, has returned to her home at Taze'
well.
Don't have your wife out of humor and
half sick all summer Get her one of those
Blue Flame oil cooking Stoves at Boyers.
The greatest celebration OF them all at
Pocahontas 4th July.
The fine rains of the past few days have
been very beneficial to vegetation, and
make the surrounding very beautiful.
Sheets-Towels-Pillow cas- ss-Rugs and
Carpets at Boyer's.
The handsome residence of Hon. A. St.
Clair is now about completed, and he will
move bic family here from Bluestone be-
fore great while,
See Bill and Charlie at Pocahontas 4th
July. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Bowen got back
from their wedding tour on last Friday
morning and are stopping at the Central
Hotel.
Jelly Glasses 25c boz, at Boyer's.
The people of Graham are to have a new
or improved passenger station and a new
postofice building. Both have been
badly needed.
Fruit Jars, at Boyer's.
The lawn party held on the lawn Of the
Presbyterian church last Friday night WIS
quite successful and enjoyable affair.
ID .oo;sote oY,ornfad 70 cor
Something doing all the time at Poca-
hontas 4th July.
The rails for the electric car line are
now arriving at the station and the work
of grading and laying the rails will begin
at an early date.
Happy Fannie will be at POcahontas 4th
July.
Mr.. Robert Britain, of Round Timber,
Texas, is at Tazewell, his old home, on q
visit. He arrived here on Tuesday, and
reports q good season in Texas.
Slemp and Wysor will be at Pocahonta'
4th July. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Patton, of Jackson,
KY, arrived at Tazewell on Tuesday, and
will make a brief visit to MIR. PatSoD'I
parents and other relatives at this place
Tie residence OF Mrs. Morrison, widow
of the late Judge H. s. K. MORRISON, wal
destroyed by fire at Gate City,. Va, few
days ago. The loss was $500, with in
surance to the amount OF $4,000.
See the great mid-air act at Pocahonta
4th July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman Anderson ant
their little daughter, Of New York, vii
arrive at Tazewell today to visit MI
Alderson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c
Anderson.
National flags, several sizes, and othe
decorations for the 4th of July for sale
Boyer's.
, Throngs of ladies have attended tn
) cred tag sale" of R. G. Chapman and tn
clearance sale" of Harrison & Glllespi
! Bros. The ladies found many excellent bal
I gains in these two fine stores and took &C
: vantage of them.
!. Everything in the way of Fire Worl
for the 4th of July can be found
Boyer's.
Captain S. II. Jencks, formerly of Taz
well, but now of Crickmer, w. Va, can
to this place Yesterday and will spend
It few days here. We are in hopes tn
: Captain Jencks will return to Tazewell
: live before great while.
Two big bands at Pocahontas 4th Jul
}, Mr.. w. 7. Witten is up from Norto
y Va, where the firm of Witten, Harrisst
;, & 20. recently had their store roo
!. burned down. The stock of goods "
|, gotten out but in greatly damaged co
dition. The firm has just completed {
inventory of the stock saved, and q
losses have been adjusted with the
surance companies that had policies
the stock.
Mr.. E. G. Peery, eldest son of VIM.
Peery, Jr., has been in rather bad heal
. for several weeks, but is now better.
was student at Roanoke College the Ii
session and while there DR.. Norris was
physician. On last Tuesday DR.. Nor
came to Tazewell to consult with l
Peirce over Mr.. Peery's case. The Doc'
returned to his home at Salem, Va,
yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Geo. Ben Johnston, of Richmor
Va, was expected to arrive at Tazew
on Tuesday afternoon and be present
the second annual meeting Of the Tai
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