Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1909-09-23
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Is Nlsltor 70 Iazewell today.
Rev. S. o. Hall is at Glade Spring
this week attending Presbytery.
Lowney's candies. just received at
Jackson's.
Mr.. J. w. Chapman, has been con-
fined for several days from painful sick
ness.
Mr.. G. H. Penn, of Roanoke. Va.
was visitor to Tazewell on Yesterday
and today.
Miss Alice May Herd, of Lynchburg.
Va, is visiting the Misses Hawkins at
this place.
DIR. and Mrs. W. C. Norman. of Ra-
ven, were registered at the Jefferson
vile on Monday.
Miss Ella Bowen opened her private
school on last Monday with full at
tendance of pupils.
Mrs. John Cooper, Of Cooper's. w.
Va, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C.
r. Brown, at Tazewell.
Mrs. S. D. May and children have re-
turned from a visit to Mrs. Nays par
ents in Lee county, Va.
We have and sell every requisite for
the school and scholar.
Boyer & Company.
DR.. William Paxton Hall, of Norton.
spent the first of the week at Tazewell
with DR.. j. E. Jackson and family.
Gen. R. A. Ayers, of Big Stone Gap.
and Attorney o. M. Wears, of Wise.
were visitors to Tazewell this week.
One and half tons of school books.
the Shipment received at Jackson's in
one day, should supply the demand.
We notice that Capt John S. Wise
will speak at Tazewell some time in
October. He will attract large crowd.
Miss Ollie Hurt has gone to Abing-
don, Va, whsre she entered as a stu
dent at Martha Washington College for
the ensuing year.
MISS Bert Newberry, daughter of
Capt. Henry Newberry, of Bland coun-
ty, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. O.
Barns, in the Cove.
Our Enameled Ware is guaranteed.
II you get an unsatisfactory piece re-
turn 1t to US, we will make it good.
Boyer & Company.
Sammy Peery and Jack Pendleton
have gone back to Roanoke College.
where they will be students for the
present scholastic year.
Walter Steele, who is with the Ar.
mour Packing Company, at Bristol. is
spending the week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Steele.
Miss Columbia Kelley, who had beer
at Tazewell as the guest of Mrs. A. ]
May for the past three weeks, has re
turned to her home at Salem.
Miss Marjorie HARRISON left the frs
of the week for Gambler, Ohio, to re
sumo her duties as one of the teacher
in Harcourt Place School in that city.
Miss Pauline Becker, of St. Louis
Mo-, who had been the guest of Mrs
! W. u. Harrison for several weeks, lief
on Monday for her home at St. Louis.
Nearly a ton and half of schoo
books were received at Jackson's OF
Monday. If you need books or any
! thing else for school, that is the plac,
I to get them.
Lapsley Carson, who has been clerk
ing in the store of the Carson Drug Co
: at Marion, Va, has returned to Taze
e well to resume his studies in the Higl
: School.
Messrs. Robert Moore and Willie Ma,
have gone to the University of Virginia
, where they will, respectively, take tn,
medical and law courses at that institu
ton of learning.
3 The Picture Frames we sell are no
, made with "cross cut saw and hatch
ct, but are the effect OF good ma
terlal and skilled workmanship.
Boyer & Company.
Mr.. W. L. Painter left on Tuesda,
afternoon for Prince Edward county t,
spend week with Mrs. Painter an,
little daughter, Gladys, who are visitin,
! relatives in that county.
The new high School building is beins
D pushed rapidly to completion, and vii
= be ready for occupancy early in Octo
, ber- Visitors to the town express grea
admiration for the building.
/ Rev. G. S. McCleary, who has bee.
e pastor of the Christian church at thi
: place for the past three months, left Oh
\ last Friday for New Haven, Conn, t.
resume his studies in Yale University.
Rev. H. L. Ross, of Matamoros
Mexico, a missionary of the Presby
terrain church, at home on furlouoh
? will preach in the Presbyterian churcl
next Sunday, both morning and evening
] The October appointment at Pisgal
;; IS always missed by the pastor being a
annual conference. This year Rev. C
r. Brown has kindly consented to sup
ply it by preaching on the first Sunda,
in October at II o'clock.