Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-08-08
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

WEN On PROFESSIONAL business.
James F. Hurt has just returned from
business trip to Birmingham, Ala.
A daughter was born unto Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Buston on Tuesday evening.
The Presbyterian Sunday School is
holding its annual picnic at Cedar Bluff
today.
Mr.. r. c. Chapman is in the Eastern
markets buying his Fall and Winter
goods.
Rev. II. M, Fugate is in Burkes Gar
den this week conducting a revival
meeting.
Mrs. Maggie Hardy, of Graham. is
visiting her father, Mr.. S. D. Nav. at
Tazewell.
Mr.. W. G. Harrison is in Baltimore
and New York buying his stock of Fall
and Winter goods.
Judge James French Strotber of
WEIGH, w. Va, was visitor to Taze-
well on last Monday.
Messrs. D. G. Robinson and W Y
Davie, of Richlands, were visitors TO
Tazewell on Tuesday.
Squire L. B. Elswick. of Bear Wal
low, Buchanan county, was a visitor to
Iazewell on Tuesday.
The next term of the circuit court for
Iazeweli county will begin on the fourth
Monday in this month.
Mrs. John Cooper, of Coopers w
Va, was visiting her daughter, Mrs. c.
H. Brown, at Tazewell the first of the
week.
Messrs. ]. R. Anderson and c. w.
Mathews, of Graham, were at TazeweI
on Monday looking after some business
matters.
Misses Mary and Rachel Bowen. of
Maiden Spring, were visiting their sis
Ter Mrs. J. Powell Royal, the first of
the week.
There has been no typhoid fever at
Iazewell this Summer, for which bless
ing the people should be profoundly
thankful
O'Keeffe Royal Arch Chapter will
mold its regular monthly meeting on
next Monday night. There will be
work In the several degrees.
The twin infant daughters of Rev
and Mrs. S. o. Hall have been verv
sick, but one is now greatly improved.
while the other is not doing so well.
Prof. W. W. Carson, who had been
on visit to Highland county, Va, has
returned. He drove home in buggy.
a drive Of nearly two hundred miles.
There was no service at Main Street
Methodist church or at North Tazewell
on last Sunday, the pastor, Rev. G. C.
Rector, having been called away by the
sickness of nephew.
DR.. Toof, of New Haven. Conn. is at
Iazewell visiting his daughter. Mrs. ].
7. Avery, who is summering at the res
ldence of Mrs. Barbara Moss. DIR
Ioof is a splendid gentleman of the old
school,
A. I. French, one of the most proni-
nent citizens of lower Poor Valley. was
at Tazewell on Tuesday. He came here
to give his deposition in a land suit
now pending in the circuit court of this
county.
Mr.. H. H. Rosenbaum, who had been
on visit to his family in Burkes Gar
den, came over to Tazewell on Tuesday
to return to Williamson, W. Va. where
he IS engaged with Walton & Companv
IN railroad work.
Major R. R. Henry was called hastily
to Houston, Va, last week by the criti-
cal illness of his mother, who died be-
fore he could reach there. Mrs. Henry
was very venerable and splendid lady.
one of the Old Virginia type.
LOST-On Tuesday, on the road from
a. j. Steele's place, five miles west of
Iazewell, | lost $15.O 90. One $40 hin |
and one s. bill. Will pay liberal re- |
ward to any person who finds and re-
turns to me.
Raleigh Helmandollar.
Mr.. Chapman Anderson, who had been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
7. Anderson, left on Sunday afternoon
Tor his home in New York. Mrs. Alder
son and her little daughter left on Mon
lay for Russell county to visit Mrs.
F'lorine Watts.
A very sad death occurred in lower
Poor Valley, this county, on last Satur-
lay morning. Mrs. Maggie Clear, wife
# John Clear and daughter of John r.
french, died, leaving infant twin daueb-
ers only one day old. The remains
we're buried on Saturday evening.
Mr.. H. X. Mathews, of Butte, Mon
ana, is visiting his relatives in this
ounty. MIR. Mathews moved to Taze-
veil when boy ten years old, and lived