Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1909-07-15
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Preaching in the Lutheran church
next Sunday at IL a. m.
100 piece genuine China Dinner Set
at Pobst's only $1,000
Rev. w. NJ. Patty will preach at
Graveliy Hill next Sunday at $3.50 p. no.
Mr.. c. E. Hartman, of Keystone. was
a business visitor to Tazewell on Tues
day
DR.. w. II. DuDnagan and daughter.
Miss Mary, were over from Clear Fork
on yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. l. c. Dood, of Graham.
spent Sunday last at Tazewell with rel
atives and friends.
There will be Childrens' Day services
at Pisgsh on the fourth Sunday of this
month at lC g. m.
Mrs. Lou Floyd and son. Patrick. OF
bluefield, were the guests of relatives
here on Saturday last.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Kelly, of Bluefeld.
are at Tazewell today, the guests of DR..
and Mrs. John Z. jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. HARRISON spent
Sunday at Pounding Mill, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sanders Gillespie.
Rev. ]. H. Bowling will preach at
Glenwood next Sunday at IL a. m.
and at Liberty Hill at $3.50 p. m.
Preaching next Sunday morning in
Main Street Methodist church and at
| night in the North Tazewell church at s
o'clock.
Mrs 81. W. Pobst's aunt, Miss Vir-
ginia Ramsay, of Richmond, is on a
visit here and will spend some days in
Tazewen.
The great semi-annual sale of Hank
ms & Son is now in full swing, and they
have been enjoying a splendid trade
this week.
You can find everything in the Kodak
line from the one dollar Brownie up.
Every one of them the latest model.
See them at Jackson's.
Capt. Samuel Walton, of Falls Mills.
was shaking hands with friends here on
Tuesday. The Captain is very much
pleased with the business outlook.
Mr.. B. F. Ball, of Richards. has
leased the Waldron Hotel at WEIGH, W.
Va, and will open up a first class hos
telry at that place in a short time.
If you are in need of new Spectacles
buy them from Pobst He is well
equipped to fit you, and will be here tc
ADJUST your glasses should they need it.
Ray Sanders, of Bluefield, visited
Tazewell on Tuesday. Ray is quite q
tavorite here with all who know hin
and his friends were glad to see hin
again.
Mrs A. P. Gillespie and son, Willie
returned on Monday from Wise
where they had been the guests 70,
several days of Mr.. and Mrs. George c
Peery.
]. Luther Neel, representing tn,
Ford Music Company, of Bluefeld, "
Va, was at Tazewell on yesterday 70
short time, going from here to Hon
aker on the afternoon train.
A number of the Democrats of tn
county who came to town on last Tues
day to hear Judge Mann speak wer
greatly disappointed by the failure O
that gentleman to put in an appearance
Just why he failed to reach Tazewell W
\ do not know, unless it was that he ha
heard Hon. Harry St. George Tucke
would also possibly be here.
Rev. L. G. M Miller, D. D., of tn
Lutheran Theological Seminary q
I Charleston, S. c., is scheduled for
series of services at the Luthera
\ churches of Burkes Garden and at thi
place, embracing the 4th Sunday i
! July and the LIST Sunday in August, r.
spectively. DR.. Miller is known an
very much liked by the people here.
DR.. John E. Jackson, of this place
7 was endorsed by the State Pharmaceut
cal Association in annual session at MAJ
ural Bridge, Va, last week for appoint
l ment as member of the State Boar
I of Pharmacy. DR.. Jackson is most en-
inently qualified for this important pos
ton and will serve with distinction i
event Of his appointment to the board.
Mr.. R. jeff Ward and family left TIL
morning for Chatham Hill, Smyt
county, Va, where they will spend tw
or three weeks fishing and otherwise Ell
joying themselves. jeff said he lacke
- only one thing of having what he wante
: to make the trip the most enjoyable {
his life, but owing to circumstances owe
which he had no control he could nj
take it along.
Mr.. Thomas W. Cecil, of Indianap,
] lis, Indiana, who had been at Tazewe
for several weeks looking after his va