Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-09-14
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
school books ct Bover's

NNNShhuS curt mere TINS week.
George L. Hart, of Roanoke, was at
tending court here on Monday.
Liggett's Chocolates. the finest CANDY
made, Just received at Jsckson's.
S. M. B. Coulling, jr., left on Tues
day for Hsmpden-Sidney College.
School books at Boyer's.
w. w. Page, of North Fork, w. Va.
was calling on friends here Sunday.
Liggett's Chocolates, the finest CANDY
made, just received at Jackson's.
Major 7. P. Bowen, whose illness we
noted several weeks ago, is some better.
Miss Ethel Steger spent Saturday at
Maxwell as the guest of Miss Gray
beal.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Burks spent Sun
day with Mrs. J. L. Burks, of North
Fork, ". Va.
Misses Ruth and Sallie Pendleton were
guests of Mrs. Buckwalter at Spring.
ton, W. Va, last week.
Mrs. Frank Sampson, of Richmond.
came Tuesday for two weeks visit to
friends and relatives at this place.
School books at Boyer's.
Harvey G. HARRISON left Tuesday for
WOODSTOCK, Va, where he will enter
Massanutten Academy as student.
Charlie Payne left Monday for Lex
ington where he will attend Washington
and Lee University the ensuing year.
Cool nights and mornings make Won
think of heavier footwear. We have
& Co.
Mrs. A. S. Higginbotham returned
Tuesday from a visit to her parents.
Hon. and Mrs. R. Walter Dickinson. of
Castlewood.
Z. K. Brown, jr., of this city, and Roll
lie Witten, Vance Showers, and ".
K. Moss of the county, left Tuesday for
Emory and Henry College.
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Frazier Mrs
E. Baylor and Miss Carrie MCGUIRE. of
Cedar Bluff, attended the ball game be-
tween Roanoke league team and Blue
held at Bluefeld on last Saturday.
The only question farmer asks after
ne mas used one of our Disc Harrovs is:
How did l ever do without it?" We
nave them IN every style, ready for de-
livery.
Star Milling Company, Inc.
The following young ladies left Tues
day for Abingdon to enter Martha
Washington College: Miss Mary Moss.
OF Burkes Garden, and Misses Lillian
and Louise Spear and Mary Brown of
this place.
Rev. W. NJ. Patty has just closed a
revival meeting at Enterprise, on the
Bluff City circuit, resulting in ten con-
versions and eight accessions. The
Church was greatly revived and the
collections were almost full.-Midland
Methodist.
HIGH BRED SHEEP FOR SALE
Three registered Hampshire Bucks and
eighty-eight Ewes for sale. The ewes
running from one to four years old.
Apply to
sept-7tf G. W. DOAK.
T. R. Smoot, of Tiptop. and one of
the best known men in the county. was
taken to BluefeId on Sunday night for
an operation for appendicitis at the San
itorium. The latest reports from MIR.
Smoot are that he is resting comfort
ably in spite of the fact that his case
was very serious one.
WHAT IS IN A NAME?-We haven't
given our 1922 fancy name. il ia inst
plain fertilizer with the right kind of
analysis. We GUARANTEE this fer
tlllzer to be as good as any other fertil-
izer of this kind on the market. and our
price Is ONLY $22.5 per ton. Invest
your money in QUALITY and not in
NAMES. 49,
Star Milling Company, Inc.
Doctors Wade H. St. Clair and ].
Francke Fox, of Bluefeld, were here
Thursday to see Miss Evelyn St. Clair
at her home west of town. Miss St.
Clair has appendicitis, and it was thought
an immediate operation imperative, but
on account of complications it was de-
cided to wait until Miss St. Clair was
able to go to a hospital, and it is now
expected she will go to Richmond next
week.
Mrs. ]. H. Lewis and Mrs. D. C. Gil
lespie received a telegram on last Thurs
day saying their uncle, Gideon Black
burn, OF Coal Creek, Tenn, had fallen
and seriously injured himself. On ac-
count of his advanced age, he being
past ninety-two, it was feared he would
not survive his injuries, and Mesdames
Lewis and Gillespie left the same eve
ming for Coal Creek, but telegram re-
ceived on their arrival there stated that
Mr.. Blackburn was much better. Mrs.
Gillespie returned Sunday night.
A series of protracted services will
begin at the Presbyterian church on
next Sunday week, conducted by Rev.
3 .. Hall assisted by Rev. Geo. H. Gil
mer, of Diapers Valley. AS a prelim-
mary to the services prayer meetings
were held at the church IN Mondov GA