Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-07-07
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. Matte Spots, of Elkhorn. w.
Va, is visiting Miss Lou Coulling here
this week.
Attorney H. Claude Pobst left yester-
day afternoon for Welch on profession
al business.
Misses Madge Richardson and Matte
Stephenson spent the Fourth with
friends in Graham.
Midshipman David Stuart, United
States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md,
is visiting Mr.. Geo. w. st. Clair.
Mrs. Lucy Walker, of Philadelphia.
is at Tazewell for a visit with her pa
rents, Major and Mrs. R. R. Henry.
Gage Y. Kelly, of Bluefield, is COM
pounding prescriptions at the Jackson
Pharmacy during the absence this week
in Richmond of DR.. jackson.
A called meeting of Tazewell Lodge.
No. 90, Ancient Free and Accepted Ma
sons, will be held tonight for the pur-
pose of comforting degrees upon several
candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Moss, of Burkes
Garden, spent last night with friends at
this place. Mrs. Moss is en- route to
Cedar Bluff to stay several weeks at the
Blue Sulphur.
Inc Star Milling Company have an
advei tisement in this issue that will at
tract attention by the prices they quote
on flour. This enterprising firm is rap
idly extending its business.
DIR. John E. Jackson is in Richmond
this week. The State Board of Phar-
macy, of which he is a member. is con-
Quoting an examination of candidates
for certificates as pharmacists.
Boyer & Co. sell White Mountain
Peerless and Wonder Ice Cream Free,
ers. We use and recommend the Won
der Freezer, it is the latest one on the
market, and besides retaining all the
best features of the old makes. has
best. - 90 'Ae
b. w. Stras, jr., sailed from Balti
more on the 18th ultimo for ten weeks
visit TO Europe. He was joined at Bal
tlmore by number of school friends
who will make the trip with him.
The Cedar Bluff Wooden Companv re-
port very successful season. Thew
have handled already this year over
10000 pounds of wool and it is still
coming In as fast as they can handle it.
Ewing Lawson, of Burkes Garden. re-
turned yesterday from Fauquier county.
where he had been visiting for time.
bis father, Robert Lawson, came over
from the Garden yesterday morning to
meet him.
Rev. and Mrs. W. NJ. Patty arrived
at Tazewell on Tuesday afternoon en-
route to Burkes Garden from a visit TO
points In Tennessee. Mrs. Patty. who
has been right i'll for several weeks. has
almost entirely recovered from her indis-
position.
MRS. May Hancock, of Graham. who
received badly broken wrist from a
fall sustained while on roller skates at
the Iron Lithia Springs last week. is
reported as getting along nicely at the
Biuefeld Sanatorium, where she was
taken for surgical attention.
An interesting game of baseball was
played on the afternoon of the Fourth
at Bluefeld between the team of that
city and combination team from this
place and other points along the Clinch.
The result showed the superiority of
the Tazewell aggregation, they winning
by score of to l.
The American Tailors have a new ad-
vertisement in this issue announcing the
arrival of their line of Fall and Winter
goods. This enterprising firm is broad
ening out and booking many orders
from the surrounding towns. MIR. S.
Angrist will visit Lebanon and other
towns west this week and expects a
large business.
Mr.. Charles FAMINE, of Baltimore, an
expert cutter and designer, with Schloss
Brothers & Company, will be at Harris
son & Gillespie Bros. store the remain
der of this week, where he will be
pleased to meet all wishing Clothes
Beautiful. >" The July clearance sale is
also on at "The Big Store" and every
day this month will be bargain day.
The performance of the Motion Pic
lures on Tazewell Avenue tomorrow
night will be for the benefit of the
Daughters of the Confederacy and the
Cemetery Association. The ladies who
have the entertainment in charge will
serve refreshments at the residence of
Mrs. A. j. May from 5 to 10 O'Clock D. |
m There should be large attendance.
Mrs. B. M. Brown, of Roanoke, who
is attached to the United States Attor-
ney's Office as stenographer, arrived at
Tazewell on Tuesday and is stopping at
the Old Inn. Mrs. Brown was connect
ed with the Office during the incumben.
cy of Hon. Thomas L. Moore while tho