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

school Books Il Jscksons.
Nrs w r Dawson. of lluefeIH
ws5 the 60 ST Of Mrs J. H. Stuart on
Mo0day
Mrs. J. A. Herndon, of La Grange,
Ga, is visiting her many friends here
| the week.
Carhartt Over.li7 at Boyer
@. Nj. jerks, the entorprisirg mer
Giant of L. bsnon was 4 visitor to the
far last week.
Capt Reese T. Bowen, Of Jaeger. w..
We. was visiting friends and relatiy en-
here on Monday.
spun (not cast Aluminium cooking
ware, 10 years guarantee, at Boyer's.
Nrs. w. c. Pepdleton is visiting her
Daughter, Mrs. c. +. Tynes, in Blue
field. this week.
DR.. Holmes, of Chatham Hill, an.
Baae Ward, Of Wsrdell. took in The
| fair here last week.
Keen-Kutter Butcher Knives pa
wing Sets, Pocket Knives. Scissors and
Shears, at Boyer's.
Goggin Crockett leaves TODAY for
New York, where he will take a course
III pudEAnbcy JniS winter.
Miss Sarah Moss, of Burkes Garden
viii attend Stonewall Jackson Instituts
at Abingdon this winter.
Oil heaters, coal hods, shoS els. in
TACT everything to aid in the campaicn
against cold weather, at Boyer's.
Misses Rose and Laura Ward Of
Wardel, spent the weekend with Mrs
| j nr -.
Mira. Mary Bowen and daughter.
Miss Rachel, of the Cove, were the
guests of Mrs. ]. p. Royal last week
w, F. Jones. an experienced phar-
maclst from Richmond, Va, has ac-
copied position with John E. Jackson
Mrs. Blair Hawkins, who has been
spending the summer here with reia-
tIvss, left on Monday for her home in
Baltimore.
-, Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Hoge, of Point
Pleasant, Bland county, were the guests
OF Mr. Hoge's sister, Mrs. T. c. Bowen,
at this place last week.
Mrs. L. c. Judd, stenographer In the
law offices of Henry & Graham, left on
Yesterday for visit Of several DAYS to
Richmond and Roanoke.
A. A. Mcconnell, the genial repre-
sentative of the HAYNES Henson Shoe
Company, Of Knoxville, Tenn, is call
ing on the trade here this week.
A. F. Henley, of Newark. Ohio.
General Agent for the Continental
Casualty Company. was a business
visitor in our little city yesterday.
LOST-A Masonic charm, either at the
fair grounds or in the city. VIII live
$500 to finder for return of same.
Chas. r. Brown.
Miss L. J. Bell. of Elkin. N. c.. ar
riVed at Iazewell on Tuesday afternoon
to accept position as stenographer in
the law offices of George W. st. Clair.
', Will E. Mccall left Monday for the
V. Z. l., at Blacksburg. where he will
enter as student, while Robert Brown
goes az student to Emory and Henry.
The following members OF the Iase-
well bar attended the Mcdowell circuit
court at WEIGH last week: J. w. Chap
man, A. 7. Gillespie and S. NJ. B. Coul-
ling.
Miss Sallie Britain, of this place, and
Miss Margaret Hurt, of POUNDING Mia
'"ft Friday last for Bethany College
* bethany, kr' ole county, W. Va, %
iesume their stI dies in that institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Guerrant, of Dan.
vile, who were guests at the Old Ina
| last week, returned TO their home Sal
Iday, taking with them their little scr.
iioge, and daughter, Annie Bruce, WIZ
have spent the summer here. *
Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal
Flour e. o5
-
Soou Ch9p-in 100 10 sacks Si.40
Standard Granulsted Sugar In
barrels 6ae
Standard Granulated Sugar. 100
ID lots $500
The TazewelI Supply Co.
Virginia, daughter of T. B. Warren.
the well known barber of this place
left Tuesday for 0berlin, Ohio, where
she will enter the Conservatory OF sirsic
OF Oberiin College. Her sister, Truxie,
went with her, and will be a student
IN the Academic department of the
same school. They were accompanied
to Oberlin by their father.