Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-06-16
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
PHONE No. GO

ANy LlSBetIS NnOcOiateS, att JACKSON y.
Rev. W. NJ. Patty was here from
Burkes Garden on yesterday.
Mrs. Firm A. Weaver. of Gary, W.
Va, is visiting homefOlks here this
week.
Willie Harrison left yesterday for a
short visit with friends at Princeton,
w. Va.
Miss Lula Jones returned Saturday
from visiting friends at Graham and
Gary, w. Va.
Mrs. Glenn NJ. st. Clair and little
daughters spent Sunday with relatives
in Bluefeld.
Miss Matte Selfe, of Csstlewood, is
visiting the family of the editor on Me-
chanic Avenue.
Mrs. VIM. c. Pendleton and daughter,
Miss Sallie, returned on last Friday
from visit to Roanoke.
DR.. j. R. Gildersleeve, of Richmond,
is spending the week at Tazewell greet
ing his numerous friends.
Mrs. T. W. Mcbride. with her daugh-
ter, Nancy, left Tuesday to spend the
summer on her farm in Alabama.
Mrs. A. S. Higginbotham has return
ed from visiting her parents, Senator
and Mrs. R. Walter Dickinson, at Cas-
tlewood.
R. c. Chapman returned Sunday from
New York, where he had been to pur-
chase goods for THE Store That Sets
The Pace"
S. A. McMullin, Of Waymart, Pa,
who had been in this section looking
after his coal interests, left for his
home last Friday.
John R. Gildersleeve left Monday for
English, W. Va, to look after the in
terests of Pennsylvania coal syndicate
in the Dry Fork country.
Hon. Henry C. Stuart, Democratic
candidate for Congress from this dis
trict, was here the first of the week
comforting with his friends.
MILLET Fertilizer for buck
wheat at
| IAZSWSu supply company,
North Tazewell, Va.
Miss Marjorie HARRISON, who held
the Chair Of English at Harcourt Place
School, Gambler, Ohio, during the past
year, is at home here for her vacation.
Mrs. w. Nj. Patty, of Burkes Garden,
has been quite sick for some days at the
home of MIR. Patty's mother in Tennes-
see. At last reports she was improv-
ing.
Your attention is invited to prices
quoted on Sugar, Flour, and other ar
ticles by Hartman Bros, in their display
announcement at top of column on sec
ond page.
! Your attention is directed to what the
Tazewell Supply Company have to say
on the first page of this weeks issue
They offering many articles at close
figures this week.
John d. Cary, of Richmond, special
agent for the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company, is here this week
looking over the local field with their
residential agent, Fred W. Pendleton.
Miss George Crockett wishes to an
nounce change ia the hours of the art
reception tomorrow to from to in
the afternoon. The reception will take
place in the hall in the main building of
the High School.
The municipal election held for the
town of Graham on Tuesday last result
ed in the election of Mr.. v. L. Sexton
for mayor by handsome majority. W.
K. Graham was reelected mayor of Po-
cahontas without opposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. McMullin, of Car
bondale, Pa, who have been visiting
this section for some time, left for their
home on last Friday. Mr.. McMullin is
interested, with his uncle, Mr.. S. A.
McMullin, in West Virginia coal lands.
The following Tazewell boys gradu-
ated from the University of Virginia
at Charlottesville, this spring: B. w.
Stras, B. c. Tynes and c. r. McCorkle.
That the boys all made good records is
shown by their being rated in ''the up
per ten"
The State Corporation Commission |
has granted charter to the Graham |
Electrical Railway Company, of Ora
ham, empowering the corporation to OPP
crate an electric car line and furnish
lights. Capital, maximum, $50,
$25, 200.
E. R. Warren, representing the Acme
Quality Paint Co., of Detroit, was in
the city last week to place their paint
on the local market. While here he
quite a crowd with card
tricks and q sleiRht Of hand perforrn-