Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1909-06-24
TOWN AND COUNTY News,

p III.
Lowney's Candy-iust received-at
Jackson's. 60
Mr.. H. M. Myers, of Bramwen, W.
Va, was transscting business here on
yesterday.
Look in another column what Bower
offers for 25c.
Mr.. A. ]. Copenhaver, of the Cove.
Is in town today enroute to Pocahontas
to attend District Conference.
~, AS long as stock lasts Boyer will sell
Whttmore's Baby Elite Polish for &c
per bottle.
Mrs. James F. Hurt, accompanied by
the other members Of the family. is
spending the week with relatives at
Cedar Bluff.
Boyer has just received a new lot of
hammocks-both old style and couch
hammocks.
choosing a Wife" by DR.. R. N.
Price, at Main Street church, Monday.
June 18th, 8 O'Clock p. m. Admission
25 cents.
kodakers should get busy now and
work for the prize at the fair this Fall.
See the advertisement.
Revs. G. C. Rector and C. R. Brown
went to Cleveland, Va, Sunday morn
ing. Rev. Rector dedicated the new
methodist church there on that day.
The COCA COLA at our fountain is
'he genuine article, and is not doctored.
Jackson's Drug Store.
Mrs. Roland Foster arrived at Taze-
well last week and will spend the Sum-
mer with her daughters, Mrs. A. M.
Black and Mrs. C. W. Jones.
Mrs. ]. P. Royal and children have
returned to Tazewell after spending a
week with Mrs. Royals parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Rees T. Bowen, at Maiden
Spring.
We use and recommend the Wonder
Ice Cream Freezer. It Is the REST
we have few White Mountain. Peer
less, and Arctic Freezers, we will sell at
a bargain. '' -
Boyer & Co.
Mr.. I. L. Shuffiebarger, of Clear
Fork, was a pleasant caller at our office
on yesterday. Mr.. Shufflebarger was
on his way to Pocahontas to attend Dis
trlct Conference which is in session at
that place this week.
Miss Evelyn st. Clair, daughter Of
Mr.. John c. st. Clair, who has been
quite sick at the home of her father.
four miles west of town, is now recov-
ering from combined attack of fever
and appendicitis.
DR.. K. N. Price will preach at North
Tazewell next Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock and at Main Street church at
night. He will also lecture at Main
street church on Monday night. SUBJ
jecti Choosing Wife,
Attorney Geo. C. Peery, of Wise. |
Va, spent the latter part Of last week
with Mrs. Peery and the baby, who are
spending the Summer at Tazewe;l with
Mrs. Peery's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
P. Gillespie.
The. eondition Of Mrs, G. T. St. Clair,
who has been 30 desperately i'll for sew
eraI weeks, Is now more hopeful. Mrs.
A. st. Clair and her daughter, Miss
Maria, and her son, Roy, all of whom
have been sick with fever, are conya-
lescing,
a new star route from this place to
Grafton will start on July the 1st. The
mail will leave Tazewell daily, except
Sunday, for Grafton at 10 o'clock a. M.
AT Grafton it will CONNECT with two
other star routes, one from Grafton to
Burkes Garden, and the other from
Grafton to Rocky Gap. A. B. White is
the contractor for carrying the mails
from this point to Grafton.
The people of Tazewell will be glad
to know that our young ladies', Misses
Hankins, Stuart and Peery, who have
been studying music during the past
Winter in New York, will give a recital
IN the Methodist church next Thursday ,
evening, July lst, Admissien so cents.
children Is cents. These young ladies'
deserve the cordial patronage of all ,
who hope for the development of good '
music in the town and surrounding
country.
A few days ago Messrs. John Rarns 8
W. L. Moore, S. ]. Thompson and John !
Higginbotham went to Frankfort i
". Va, to visit Mr.. r. T. Higginboth- I
I'm, who was reported to be seriously 6
On yesterday John A. Higginboth- '
m returned to Tazewell and stated that n
'is brother, while in very bad health. h
vas still bright and cheerful. The many v
riends and relatives of Mr.. Higgin- c
otham IN Tazewell will continue to a
ope for his restoration to health. f