Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-11-17
POUNDING MILL NEWS.
Items Gathered by Our Correspondent
About People DOWD the ClinCh.
Pounding Mil. Va Nov *

rounding Mill, Va, Nov. Is.
Mrs. Petts returned yesterday from
visited relatives in Coeburn.
Mrs. Nellie Ascue, of Cedar Bluff.
attended the protracted meeting here
Sunday.
Mrs. Nancye Davis, who was right
sick at her bungalow last week, is much
improved.
Frank Wilson, agent and operator for
the Norfolk and Western, is at home on
vacation.
Miss Grace Williams spent from Fri
day until Sunday with her sister at
Steelesburg.
Miss Pearl Mcguire visited homefolks
at Cedar Bluff from Friday afternoon
until Sunday.
Mrs. John Asbury had as her guest
last week her sister, AIRS. Julia San
ders. Of Graham.
Miss Pearl Vail, of Tazewel, spent
couple Of days recently with her cousin,
Mrs. R. X. Gillespie.
Miss Minnie Oney, of Williamson. ".
Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Christian at this place.
Mrs. Tom Ringstaff and baby visited
ar. and Mrs. A. Griffith, parents of the
former, at Richlands recently.
Mrs Taze Smith and children. Of
Castlewood, are visiting John Robinett
and other relatives here this week.
Charles Gillespie, Of Raven, spent
Friday night with his brother, John.
here on his way to visit his brother.
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Miss Addie Harris is home from Gra
ham High School for few days, school
having closed for 6 short time on ac-
sount Of diphtheria.
DR.. Robert Graham, of Sinkingwater.
was called here this afternoon to see
the youngest child of Grover Shamblin.
which hos pneumonia.
Raymond Ellis, of Norton. Va, spent
Saturday afternoon with his sister-in-
law, Mrs. r. M. Sparks, on his way to
his lumber camp in Kentucky.
Miss Myrtle Johnson returned from
Bluetie!d Monday, where she had been
nursing her sister-in-law, Mrs. VIII
johnson, who has had pneumonia.
Rev. Pangle, of the NJ. E. Church.
South, preached his first sermon at the
Union church here Sunday at II o'clock.
The congregation enjoyed his sermon
very much.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Long, Misses Crab
tree and Carrie Dye, VIII Hoops and
others, of Maxwell, attended the pro-
tracted meeting at the Church Of God
here Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Williams residence
caught fire on Saturday of last week
and but for the timely aid of nelghbors
would have been destroyed. A small
part of the Roof over kitchen and dining
only wes burned.
Mrs. E. S. Hall visited her sister.
Mrs. b. w. Christian, the last of the
week on her way from Dante to Gary.
W. Va, where she will join her son.
James l.. Dawson, and where they will
in the future reside.
Misses Norine McGraw, Irene Embry
and little sister, Kathryne, who spent
Thursday of last week with Miss iva
Steele on their way from Graham to
the formers home at Steelesburg, re-
turned to Graham this afternoon.
The protracteG meeting which begun
here over two weeks ago and which is
being conducted by Revs. French Will
son, II. McCraw, G. r. Thomas and r.
W. Pruett, will perhaps close tonight.
The services have been very interesting
and instructive. Three services were
held Sunday.
News reached here today of the elope
ment and marriage of Russell Ascue
and Ben Steele to the Misses Brown.
daughters of Mrs. Ocie Witt. all of
Paint Lick. The young ladies' were at
tending school at Richlands when the
elopement to Bristol occurred. They
are granddaugnters of the late Patton
Brown, of Richlands.