Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-02-17

Colonel VIM. c. Pendleton returned
sunday from a three-davs business frir
70 Gate City, Jonesville and other points
IN the Southwest.
Roy Thompson, recently reported to
De recovering from typhoid fever, has
1ao a relapse. 1t is sincerely hoped
the set back is only temporary.
Miss Mary Moss, of Burkes Garden
entertained quite number of her vonno,
TRENDS on last Saturday from 2 to 5p'
M They had delightful time.
Mrs. w. M. Patty, of Burkes Garden
Is In great sorrow because of the sud,
den death of her brother, Prof. G. a
bushong, of Gainesville, Texas.
Judge S. M. B. Coulling returned
Sunoay from Richmond. where he had
S Seen 70 argue a case before the United
o'aoes circuit Court of Appeals.
Do you need anything in the line of
iarm implements or hardware this com
ing Spring or Summer? If so it will nav
you to inspect the stock of Dillon &
Co., Tiptop, Va.
]. T. Heldreth returned from Rich
mond Saturday. While there he tool
IN the Grand Lodge of Masons. and re-
ports the goat used in the Grand Lodge
no hvelier than the home goat.
DR.. p. ID. johnson spent SUNDAY with
MS family in Pocahontas. The Doctor
hopes to soon move his family to Taze-
We'll We will all be glad to welcome
them as residents of our little city.
Mrs. VIM Werth was called to her
oio nome IN Bland county on account of
the illness of her father, Capt. A. ].
Grayson. She left on last Friday and
was joined at Graham by her Sister
Mrs. J. w. Hicks.
Mrs: Mary O'Keeffe left on Sunday
for Williamson, w. Va, to be with her
daughter, Mrs. G. w. O'Keeffe, who
continues right i'll at her home at that
pIace. we are Glad to say, however.
that she is slowly improving.
1t is reported that Mrs. G. w. Giles
pie, now IN Florida for her health is
not improving as rapidly as was ex-
pected. 1t Is hoped, however. a pro
ionged stay in the land of flowers will
bring about complete recovery.
Colonel j. B. Boyer and Mr.. John c
Bottlmore returned SATURDAY. from Ricb.
mond where they had been for the mast
week as delegates to represent Tazee
well Lodge No. 62, at the meeting Of
the Grand Lodge of Masons of Virginia.
Have you visited the Hawkins Pbar-
macy yet? If not, make it a point n
drop IN next time you are passing and
see now the boys have fixed the place
up. Neat new fixtures and a fresh
stock of drugs make an attractive store
Mayor and Mrs. H. G. Peerv If
North TaZewell, left last Tuesdav to
visit their daughter near Baltimore
Mrs. Peery will remain with her dauoh.
ter while Mr.. Peery will 90 on to New
ork TO dispose of a valuable consjon-
ment of furs.
The Happy-Go-Lucky Club met with
MISS VERNE Richardson at the residence
d Mr.. leo. w. Gillespie on last Friday
night. Twenty members of the cIub
we're present and a delightful evening,
,pent in playing interesting games
Refreshments were served and ali pres
INT report general good time.
Miss Marie st. Clair entertained her
'oung frlends-the members of a social |
hub OF the younger set-last Friday |
nght. Almost all the members of the |
'luD were present and spent an eter- |
aiming evening with their young
hostess, and with one accord saw tbe
served by Miss Marie
we're unexcelled.
w. +. Kirby, a popular engineer on
he Norfolk and Western, was on No
Saturday on his way to visit his fam
y at Cedar Bluff. Mr.. Kirby has
harge OF part of the new double track
'ork between Bluefield and Williamson
40 IS making his headquarters tempo
arliy at fhacker. He expects to move
Is family to Roanoke and make his
home in that CITY.
Fire was discovered in the Baby mines
Pocahontas at 10 o'clock on Monday
forming and caused much excitement
2r some time among the employees
men 1t was deemed practicable to en-
r the mines the fire was found to be
little consequence, only door hav-
q become ignited from an electric
re ana was extlnguished with but
tile difficulty and practically no dam
ye was done.
Mr.: A. A. Mcconnell, jr., of Abine-
IN, Va, representing Haynes-Hensop.
knoxville, Tennessee's. million dollar
Zoe house, spent the weekend at the
Id Inn here, and while this was onIv
8 second trip into this territory he In.
'rmed US that he had enjoyed a splen-
business on each occasion. He
lowed his appreciation of our efforts
give the people of the Southwest a
can, wholesome, newsy paper by add
9 the name of his father, Mr.. w. T.
cConnell, of Abingdon, to our sub
ription list.
The storm of last Friday was one of
Ie most severe known to this section
II number of years. The wind was I
cree during the afternoon and in sew
al cases pedestrians were blown from
Ieir feet. At North TazewelI the
eight end of the depot was partially
lroofed and one window blown out Of
e Methodist church. Reports from
est of Coaldale on the Norfolk and &
estern, say no storm of consequence
sited that section 1t evidently kept q
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