Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-09-07
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
School books at Boyer's.

School books at Boyer's.
Jelly glasses at w. T. Witten & Co. g.
Rev. s. 0. Hall will preach at Con-
cord next Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
Llggett's Chocolates, the finest candy
made, Just received at Jackson's.
Miss Margaret Smith, of Bluefield.
came Monday to visit relatives here.
Superior Drills ready for delivery.
Star Milling Co. sole agents.
Mrs. w. j. Hutton, of Bluefield. is
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. C. w. Kelly
this week
Miss Mary Turk returned Sunday
from visit to her home IN Delmar.
New Jersey.
Liggett's Chocolates, the finest CANDY
made, just received at Jackson's.
Mrs. J. G. Herndon, of La Grange,
brother, DR.. Isaac Peirce.
"A; W. Reynolds, prominent member
of the Princeton, W. Va. bar. was here
on professional business Saturday.
Miss Annie Lee Steigleman, of Floyd.
Va, is the guest this week of Rev. and
Mrs c. w. Kelly at the district parson-
age.
The TazeweII Millinery Co. announce
their display Of Fall Millinery for Friday
and Saturday, September Is and 16.
Miss Rebecca Williams, of Baltimore
Md, arrived Saturday to accept the no,
sltion OF milliner with r. C. Chapman
this season.
Miss Mary Olive HARRISON left on
last Friday for Beaufort, N. c., where
she will enter st. Paul's School as
student for the ensuing year.
We are selling our Star Patent Flour
for S4.75 per barrel, CASH. Every
barrel guaranteed.
Star Milling Co., Inc.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Cecil, of Picawav.
W. Va, who are visiting relatives at
Cedar Bluff, were greeting their MANY
old time friends and acquaintance here
on Saturday last.
Herbert Carson returned from Rich
mond on last Friday. He will remain
mere until the 18th when he will leave
Tor Lexington to enter Washington and
Lee University.
Miss Margaret St. Clair left Monday
Tor Staunton to enter the Mary Baldwin
institute. Her mother, Mrs. G. w ST
Clair, accompanied her, and will visit
friends and relatives in Staunton.
The Fries band will furnish music
here during the fair. This band was
mere last year, and made a Favorable
impression, and for this reason were se.
cured Tor the return engagement this
year. ''-'0
Take advantage of the low price we
are making on our flour, if YOU don't
you Will be sorry when flour advances
as 1t surely will do.
Star Milling Co., Inc.
MISS Elizabeth Kennedy, of Rich
mond, was here Saturday or her wav to
Snawver's Mills where she will visit
for week before assuming her duties
as teacher in the graded school at Riv-
ermont N~''
walter Steele has accepted the posi.
ton OF stenographer with the Ciincb
Valley Insurance Agency at this place
For long time Walter has had longing
eyes cast towards Tazewell, and at last
has landed in the best town on earth.
Miss Virginia Stone, a former resi-
dent OF this city, but now of Pulaski
ne mas returned to her home from New
YORK City where she was doing special
Work IN Columbia University. Miss
winter. ''iie
There will be stated convocation of
= M .AOya al AIcn Onapter, No. &C.
on next Monday, September 18th at
O'clock p. m. All Royal Arch Maeons
are requested to be present as Officers
LOT the ensuing year will be elected at
this meeting. at
j. Malcom Sharp, who has been con-
nected with the firm of Henry e era
nam IN the capacity of steno0rapher
Tor several months, left for Richmond
on last Friday, having accepted a noe;-
ton with the Remington Tvnewrite-
Agency of that city.
The many friends of Mr. Stuart
thompson, of Thompson Valley will
ne PANIED to learn that he is confined IN
the sanitarium here with a severe Of
tack OF typhoid fever. He is getting
along nicely, however, and a speedy res
toration to health is hoped for by all.
Circuit court took recess on Tuesdav
20 enable Judge Fulton Kegley to 90 to
Lebanon to sit in the place of Judge W
=. 6urns Tor day and then to pro-
eeed to Bland to cast his vote in the
Democratlc primary which will be held
.Lrougnout the State today. Court will
recohVene mere on Monday the 18th.
Mr.. George W. Gillespie received a
MselegTam on tuesday from his daughter.
mrs. n >. Kelly, of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
p
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly The
sympathy of the entire Commute ooas
out to the bereaved parents. both of
whom spent their childhood in this com
munity. ''''S 'oiii-
ITO make the man, you must BEGIN
when he is a boy" said the greatest
ihvlng American. The boy is coming
INTO his rights more and more LET
MN witness the great educational ex-
hiblt of dairy and beef cattle, light and
heaVy draft horses, hogs, sheep. poui-
1ty, 1r1lt, grains and farm machinery
26-29. 0ep'einoer
Just few words regarding Swift's
Red Steer 2-8-2 Fertilizer. Virginia
d Bulletin No. SO, August 1911, page 27.
Steer: VII Neu
Phos. Nit. Pot. Val
Found 600 260 . ec 90 oo 90 90
Real value 600 o.
Add freight P 0e