Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-09-22

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w. v'e'tor he-r last week.
Mss Mary Kelly. Of Richards. sue
SUNDAY @ith Mrs. Henry Preston.
Boyer is Offering unusual bargains ~.
Rugs, Lace Curtains &c.
Mrs V. L. Sexton. of Graham. W.
visiting her parents here last Friday.
Mrs. v. c. Hall and daughter. Gladys.
OF Welch, were visitors at the fair las
week.
Mrs. w. z. F. White. of Richlands.
spent the weekend with relatives at
| this place.
FRESH CANDY-Lowneys. Liggetts
and Saturday Candy at Jackson's'
Attorney VIM. H. Werth was attend
ing the United States court at Lynch
burg last week.
Miss Stella Strss, of Roanoke. was
visiting friends and relatives here the
first of the week
Mrs. NJ. B. Brown returned Monday
from weeks visit to her parents at
Havre de Grace, Md.
Mrs. John G Watts. of Elk Garden.
spent Sunday with Colonel and Mrs. H.
{. Anderson at this place.
Mrs. j. II. Stuart and son, Charles.
returned Sunday from a visit to friends
and relatives in Bluefield
Mr.. and Mrs Meek Hoge. of Rurkes
Garden, were guests of their daughter.
Mrs Crockett Bowen, last week
Rev S. o. Hall will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday at II
a. NJ, and at Mays Chapel at 33Op. m.
Mrs. A. NJ. Black returned Sunday
from weeks visit to relatives and
trends IN the Eastern part of the State.
}. 5. Cunningham, land agent for the
6erwlnd-W hlte Coal Company, of Ser
wind, w. Va, was in the city on bust
ness the first of the week.
Misses Jessie and Jean Graham lief,
FRIDAY for Norton, where thew will
make their home with their brother.
Attorney Robert Graham.
Rev. Chart Mite. ell. # Adris. was 2
pleasant caller st our office on Tuesday
arc. approaching a good thing, left {
GoO7r for a years subscription to Tn,
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\ rsr load IF cooking stoves. HEATING
stoves. steel rsrge-. sheet iron wooC
alters ii YOU nee: a stove we viii
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The Tazewoll Supply Co.
Miss Geo sc Crockett. Of the Ar
ra.-r mCut. 8lLh school viii give :
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ascend
Af' williams. who has be-
.. ZEE Summer n.r- win NiS.
MARJORIE Har i-son. left Surd,v fo,
Chicago. where she will ioin ter pa.
rents and return with them TO her home
in Arkansas
Misses Cecil Stuart and Nav Han.
klns sailed on yesterday at %. m. from
baltimore on the North German Llovds
Steamship Rheims for Berlin, GERMANY
where they will study music this winter
under Prof. Barth.
Rev. A H. Clark, of Welch. preached
two very interesting sermons at the
Presbyterian church here last Sunday.
ne having exchanged pulpits for the
cay with the pastor. Rev. S. O. Hall
Mrs. Clark accompanied her husband
h-re.
DR. Mary Peery has moved from Bris-
to- TO IazeW ell. and will open an office
Tor ne practice Of Osteopsthy here DR..
School of Osteopathy, of Kirkville. Mo.
md has been very successful n the
practice OF her profession at Bristol.
On last Monday evening Mrs. ]. A.
Greeyer accidentally gave her daugh-
ter Alberta, a dose of carbolic acid in
place Of castor oil. By quick action in
lsummoning Doctors Pierce and Greeyer
an antldote was promptly administered.
so the young lady suffered nothing more
serious than the burns from the acid.
Lieutenant Harry A, Stuart, of the
United States Navy, who has been in
structor at the Naval War COLLEGE. at
Newport, r. l.. will be detached from
duty there on the 9th and will report at
the Annapolis Naval Academy on Octo-
Der lst, where he will serve for the next
two years as Instructor in Steam Enpi-
neerlng.
A pretty little home wedding was
solemnized on September 18th at the
residence of S. Waldron, near Adria
when his daughter, Miss Julia. became
the bride of J. P Epperson, the Rev.
Chart Mitchell officiating. The best
wishes of the many friends of the young
couple go with them through their life's
journey.
Rev. F. D. johnson, of Simmons. w.
Va, has been quite i'll from typhoid
fever. but is now better. A member of
his church writes to express the thanks
Of his congregation to DR.. VIM. Holly.
Of Bramwell, Cecil Hartman and family.
of Gary, W. Va, and to the churches of
Bramwell and Simmons for their ardu-
ous attention to Rev. johnson during
his Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Peery, accompa-