Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-11-17
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Public worship in the Christian dhurch
next Sunday at 7:3O p. m.
Rev. E. L. Richie. Of Burkes Garden
Is attending the Lutheran synod at Ss-
lem this week.
Miss Oma Lee Hanna, of Pocshontss.
is visiting her cousin, Miss Frances
Bennett, at this plsce.
A Portrsit Calendar for 1911 "a shown
at Blacks Studio will make a most
charming Christmas gift.
Mrs. Thomas Payne, of Baltimore.
Nd, came Tuesday to attend the fun
eral of her niece. Mary Holmes Pearce.
Mr. A. W. Saunders and daughter.
Miss Emma, of Omaha, Neb., are guests
OF Mr. Saunders sister, Mrs. John E.
Jackson.
Dr. r. P. Copenhaver left Tuesday
for bis annual hunt. He carried a gun
and saddle bags we'll flled-with am
munition.
Herbert Carson is able to be about
after a severe attack of appendicitis.
AS soon as his condition warrants will
60 20 Richmond for an operation.
There will be called conclave of
Ci'nch Valley Commsndery. No 20. at
their Asylum tonight. All visiting Sir
Knights are invited to be present.
A dozen good photographs will pro-
woe most pleasing Christmas gift for
twelve of your friends. Have the met
uTo taken fOHaxr
Dr. ?. D. johnson met with an acct
dent on last Friday at Five Oaks, and
as a result is carrying his arm in a
sling, the result of a broken collar
bone.
The handsome home OF Colonel T. E
Houston, the well known coal operator
OF Elkhorn, w. Va, was DESTROYED by
ire on yesterday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Loss about S15,O
The Rible clsss of the PRESBYTERIAN
church will meet with Mrs. George Hall
North Tazewell, tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. Those who attend from
Tazewell will take the 2:3O O'Clock car.
On account of the meeting of the
FAR Association taking up the entire
day on last Saturday the meeting of the
GOOD Roads Club was postponed until
the next regular meeting in December.
Among those who attended the per
Torrance of The Cat and the Fiddle"
at the Elks Opera House, Bluefield. w.
va, on Monday night were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno- E. Jackson and Miss Lena
Kelly.
All cent cigars for Is cents. s1.sO
per box. Piedmont cigarettes 6 mack
ages for % cents, 81 10 per box. Amer
| 1can Beauty packages for Is cents.
THE OLD INN.
Lspsley Carson came home from the
University yesterday. He will, fill the
position of his brother, Herbert. in the
Wittens Mills High School while the
latter is away for an operation for ap-
pendicitis
j. Z. Landon, of Roanoke, represent
ing the general agency of the National
Life Insurance Company, was here last
week IN conference with their local
representatives, the Cllnch Valley In
surance Agency.
+. w. Craig, prominent real estate
dealer of Roanoke, is a business visitor
here today. He will be the guest of
Colonel VIM. c. Pendleton and family
while in the city.
Some little time is required to prop
erly finish the newest and best STYLES
OF photographs. In order to be cure of |
having your work finished before Christ |
mas have the pictures taken right away |
at Blacks Studio.
DR.. C. A. Thompson reports seeing AN
eagle on last Sunday on the Doak place !
south of town. The Doctor saws II was
as large as hog but as he failed to
specify whether just plain hog or one
OF the election variety, we are in doubt
as to exact size.
Mr.. Farmer, hay is too high TO waste
by feeding in the old way. Let us sell
you Dicks Feed Cutter" il will nav
Tor itself the FIRST SEASON, and will T.
last you many years. We are sole
agents for this territory.
Star Milling Company, Inc.
Mrs. S. R. Jennings, of johnson CITY.
Tenn, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. A S Higginbotham, was called
home Sunday by the sad death of her
uncle, Tate L. Earnest, cashier of the
Unaks National Bank, of johnson City.
who accidentally shot himself while
hunting.
Squire A. j. Muncy, of Bland, is
visiting his son, T. ]. Muncy, of this
'ity. Squire Muncy admits being SO {
1ears young, and looks the part. Erect
and active and with swinging walk
hat attracts attention wherever he
axes his daily exercise. Squire Muncy
las found much to admire in our little
'ity, but says some of our citizens are
90 voluble.
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