Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-12-01
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

sons.
]. Frank Ward, of Pocahontas, was
here Monday attending court.
Liggett's Chocolates are the best. at
Jsckson's.
d. E. Hartman left Monday to look
after his mines on Widemouth.
Presents to fit any purse at W. t.
Witten & Cos.
Judge w. J. Henson. of Roanoke. is
attending court here this week.
Toys and games of all kinds at w. T.
Witten & Co. s.
Public worship in the Christian church
Sunday evening at o'clock.
There is no finer candy made than
Liggetts, try it, at Jsckson's.
Maj r. r. Henry returned Monday
from flying trip to Petersburg.
Miss Trula Kiser, of Honaker, spent
Sunday with homefolks at this place.
Killing hogs? Fresh ground sage.
pepper, saltpetre, etc, at Jackson's.
Preaching in the Lutheran church
next Sunday morning and evening at
usual hours.
DR.. P. d. Johnston returned Monday
from a trip to Richmond and South
Boston.
Attorneys c. c. Burns and B. T.
Wilson, of Lebanon, were in the city on
yesterday.
Miss Emma Greever, of Burkes Gar
den, IS visiting her sister, Mrs. c. J.
Moss. on Mechanics Avenue.
Col. ]. b. Boyer attended the meet
ing of the Democratic Congressional
Committee at Bristol last Saturday.
The young people will be glad TO
know that Santa Claus will make w. T
Wltten q Co s store his headquarters.
Miss Cassie Laird, teacher in the Po-
cahontas High School, spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives at Tazewen
Miss Tot Mccall left Tuesday tor
Richmond. Returning she will stop at
blacksburg to attend the mid-winter
hop at the V. PI
FOR SALE-Six yoke Of youug. well
broke oxen.
q. u q - n. 3EERY. j R.
(" North Tszewell, Va.
Attorney j. N Hartman, ST., was in
Princeton, w. Va, last Saturday. Mr..
Hartman says he broke the record in
getting action on a motion before the
court.
The following from this city were in
Bluefeld Sunday: c. T. Peery, H. G
Peery, jr., James G. Hawkins, ]. c..
Bowen, j. 7. Kendrick, j. b. Boyer and
George T. Rosenbaum.
Boyer & Co. offer line of Drummers'
sample umbrellas-both mems and WON.
sns-whlch were sold at wholesale fol-
81 % to 81. 80. Your choice as long as
the lot lasts for $1.00.
The meeting Of the Tazewell County
Teachers Association, that was to have
been held on tomorrow and Saturday,
has been indefinitely postponed. Notice
will be given in the papers of the new
dates selected for holding the meetings
MORRISON Werth met with an acct
dent while hunting in Thompson Valley
Thanksgiving day that laid him I'D fol
several days. While crossing a clearing
ne stepped on a small stob that pene.
trated his shoe and cut his foot Sc
verely.
Boyer q Co. have arranged with the
publishers of "Copley Art Prints'' II
have line on exhibition and sale Al
Their store one week beginning Nov
18th Don't fail to see these world eel
ebrated pictures.
The following educators from thi.
city attended the meeting of the Viz
glnia Educational Association at Rich.
mond last week. Superintendent OF
Schools w. Archie Thompson, W. W
Carson, principal of TazewelI High
School. and the following teachers
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Hunt and Misses
Mary Turk and Ida Greever.
The Jeanette King Company gave q
very clever performance at the High
School Chapel on last Saturday night
was greatly enjoyed by all present
Each member of the company is an ar
list in her line and the performance as a
whole was of good selection and well
balanced. They can always count on a
crowd at return engagement:
Boyer & Co. have most of their hoI-
DAY purchases on exhibition and sale.
They have nothing lust as good but
their stock consists of the verv best
no trash here. If you want to give a
present that will not haunt you'' in
the future, get it at Boyer's.
Much interest is being manifested in
the corn show to be held in the court
house on Tuesday, December 18th. Let
everyone come, and let the corn raisers
have with them ten of the best ears of
their corn. Even if you do not take the
first premium you will assist in stirnu-
lating interest in better corn and Will
have ten ears for seed next spring.