Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1909-08-12
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

| 0A' VI OoFCneSLer, Va ,
was a business visitor t. Tazewell on
last Monday.
Remember we sell guaranteed
enameled ware and never rust" tin
ware. Bower g GO
DIR. l.. L.. Copenhaver has returned
from a two weeks professional trip to
Grundy, in Buchanan county.
Our automatic and ''roller tray''
trunks are great. Have you seen them9
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Miss Maggie Crockett, of Witten's
Mills, spent several days in town this
week, the guest of Miss Ella Hankins.
Don't forget the Photographic contest
for the fair, if you haven't kodak get
one at once and go to work.
Sammie May, who visited homefolks
here last week, has returned to Marion.
where he has a position with drug
firm.
The COCA COLA at our fountain is
the genuine article, and is not doctored.
Jackson's Drug Store.
Miss Pauline Karnes, of Princeton.
w. Va, is the guest this week of her
schoolmate and friend, Miss Hattie
Fudge.
| Our trunks and suit cases are in great
variety. Just what you want for school
purposes.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mr.. j. H. Stinson, of Grundy. Va.
1 who capno ovor 70 atto15 A..
convention, also visited Tazewell for a
short time on Friday.
Call for and save the cash register
tickets you get with cash purchases at
boyer's- 90 worth gets you a pair
Of fine patented tension, self-sbarpen-
ing steel shears.
Every Day Life in japan" by Mr.
Yamamoto, Main Street Methodist
church, Monday, August 10th, p. m.
Admission, children Is cents; adults 25
cents.
Miss Nan Evans Newberry, daughter
OF Captain Henry Newberry, of Bland,
Va, is the guest this week of the Miss
es Crabtree, at their home In Thompson
Valley
The official board of the Methodist
church at Graham has granted the pas
tor, Rev. L. N. Cartright, a vacation of
one month, owing to the fact that he is
greatly in need of rest,
The condition of Mr.. James P. Pat
ton, whose critical illness we made NEIL
ton of last week, is this morning re-
ported as somewhsk improved, and his
recovery is now hoped for by his family
and friends.
Mr.. Daniel M. Thompson, who had
been on a sightseeing tour through
Texas, Colorado, Wyoming, Washing
ton, Oregon, California and other states
since last fall, has returned to his home
in Thompson Valley.
Judge w. ]. Henson, of Roanoke.
was at Tazewell the first of the week
looking after matters in which he is in
terested as attorney that will come be-
fore the circuit court which convenes
the latter part of this month.
Mr.. j. A. Alley, of Prestonburg, Ky.
has been at Tazewell for several DAYS
on business in connection with several
coal operations over which he is super
tendent and in which number of Taze-
well capitalists are interested.
Attorney d. M. Easley and Mr.. F. w.
Udy, two of Bluefield's most progress
slye business men, were at Tazewell on
Monday attending a meeting of the
creditors Of the Richlands Coal Conpa-
ny, recently adjudged bankrupt.
DIR. j. W. Perry has been preaching
some very fine sermons in the Method
lst church. His sermon on last SUNDAY
morning is conceded by those who heard
It as one Of the best ever delivered in
Iazewell. The meeting will close to-
night.
Rev. Nj. T. Yamamoto, of Vanderbilt
University, a Japanese preacher and
lecturer, will preach in the Main Street
Methodist church Sunday at IL a. M,
and will give lectures in the church on
Monday and Tuesday evenings. He
comes highly recommended.
The following are soma of the new
DOCKS, by popular authors, at Jackson's:
Kings Mead, by Won Hutton.
Mr.. Opp, by Alice Hogan Rice.
The Alternative, by McCutcheon.
katrine, by Elinor Mccartney Lane.
Romance Of q Plain Man, by Ellen
Glasgow.
Mrs. Stephen Booth died at her home
near Pisgah last Saturday of typhoid
fever. The remains were buried Sum-
day at the burying ground on the farm
of J. H. Witten. Rev. W. M. Patty
conducted the funeral services. Mrs.
Booth was the mether of ten children.
The Princeton, W. Va, baseball team
will be here for two games this week.
The first game will be played on Friday
afternoon and the second on Saturday
afternoon, The games will be played
on the May grounds south of town. and