Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-03-24
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
PHONE No. Sc

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Miss Lena Kelly has returned from 3
visit to Portsmouth, Ohio.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bowen
on the 18th instant, a girl.
Sweet Peas, Nasturtium and other
flower seeds, at Boyer's.
Rev; S. o. Hall will preach at Mav's
chapel next Sunday at $3.50 p. M.
Remember Pobst has lots of guns
that will go below cost.
Mrs. l. c. DOdd, of Graham. visited
her many friends here last week.
H. G. Mccall has returned from a
business trip to Henry county, Va.
Flour selling at HARRISON, Barns &
Co S. away down. Read their ad.
Col. VIM. c. Pendleton made a bust
ness trip to Richards on last Friday.
Born-to Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Wiley
on last Monday, bouncing baby boy.
Talcum powders, tooth washes. etc.
at cost at Pobst's.
Mrs, s. j. Thompson, of the Cove.
spent the weekend visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mrs. K. t. Bowen, of the Cove. has
been visiting friends and relatives here
for several days.
Prices on flour cut below the bottom
oy HARRISON, Barns & Co. See their
advertisement.
Attorney Robert Graham, of Norton.
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
homefolks here.
W. L. Gillespie left on Monday for
Richmond to be with his mother, who Is
critically i'll in that city.
The DeKoven Male Quartette makes
speciality of old Southern airs. Be
sure to hear them.
Miss Ruth Pendleton came down from
biueheld Saturday and spent Sunday
with homefolks at this place
J. W. SPOTS is nursing a sore hand as
result OF leak in the apparatus he
was using in spraying trees last week.
Don't forget the date of the big sale
at Pobst's, Saturday, March &c See
his window on that date.
DR.: VIM. P. Hall, of Norton. WAS
visitor to Tazewell on Tuesday. and
was made Knights Templar while
here. "-''e
Mrs. c. F. Tynes, of Bluefield. is Wis
ltlng her parents, Colonel and Mrs. VIM
-. fendleton, and other relatives here
this week. % "'' :
). Thompson and R. T. Bowen. Jr.
spent tuesday night in our city on their
way from Burkes Garden to their
homes in the Cove.
Mrs. S. c. Graham and danObtor
hatle, returned Saturday from their
winters sojourn in Florida and a visit
TO relatives in Columbia, S. C.
PAINT! VARNISHl-Brighten IN.
get ready for Spring. Estimates cheer,
fully furnished.
J. FRANK ALEXANDER, Painter.
Miss Eubank, the nurse from Blue
neiu, VINO has been in attendance on
JACK Pendleton, left on last Monday.
JACK is now well the road to recovery.
A. G. Russell returned from Rich
mond on Monday He reports his little
daughter, Irene. getting along as nicely
as could be expected after an operation.
We call your attention to the change
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this issue. He is talking about the line
of flour, meal and bran handled by him,
DR.. R. B Gillespie and wife have left
Denver, Colorado. to return to Taze-
well, and will probably again make this
their home. They should reach here
about April /.
Harrison, Barns & COMPANY advar
Use IN this weeks issue the celebrated
Gold Medal and Sunrise flour at prices
that Will attract your attention. See
what they have to say.
,Peery & Bodell are engaged in LAYING
a larger water pipe from the citv line
to West Tazewell. The present line
was inadequate to supply the demands
OF our growing suburb.
1t is not often that such a high class
ed Quartette as the DeKovens can he
brought to our town, and it is boped
that crowded house will greet them
Saturday evening.
There was a stated conclave on Mon
day night and called conclave Tuesdav
night of Clinch Valley Commanderv
No. 20, Knights Templar. There was
work IN all the degrees each night.
The American Tailors announce COM
plete line of spring and summer fabrics
which they will make up in the latest
styles at popular prices. All work done
on the premises and in a workman like
manner.
Misses Joie Britain and Mary Lewis
who have been spending the winter in
Throckmorton, Texas, have left that
place on their return to Tazewell. but
will spend short time with friends at
Koge-sville, Tenn, en- route.
Rev. Charles r. Brown of this place
mas been appointed a member of an
auxiliary committee to act with the
district and county Democratic commit