Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-06-01
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS


Z. r. Boyd, of Grundy, was here on
business yesterday
r. H. Gleaves. of wytheyille. was
here on business yesterday.
Rev. S. o. Hall is in Bristol this week
on business matters pertaining to King
College.
II. Wade Steele. of Roanoke. is shak-
ing hands with his many friends here
this week.
Judge Martin Williams, of PearIs-
burg, was professional visitor to Taze-
well on yesterday.
W. B: Honaker, clerk of the circuit
court of Mercer county, w. Va, was
here from Princeton on yesterday.
Mrs. Mamie Grant and children, of
Bristol, will arrive here tomorrow TO
spend the summer with relatives.
W. L. Draper. of Wytheville. was
shaking hands with his numerous friends
here on Saturday and Sunday last.
r. H. Barns. of the Cove, who has
been attending Dublin Institute for the
past scholastic year returned home yes
terday.
Thadeus H. Warren, who has been
taking course in dentistry at Howard
University, Washington, ID. c., will be
home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Burkes returned
TO Iazewell Tuesday from their honey
moon trip to New York and other east
ern cities.
George HARRISON, who suffered a Sc
we're stroke of appoplexy while serving
as grand juror last week, has recover
ed sufficiently to go about the streets.
R. L. Goode, who has been with the
Rexall Drug Company, of Pocahontas.
has accepted q position with the Jack
son Pharmacy at this place, and entered
upon his duties Monday.
F. P. Floyd, who has been a student
at the College Of Physicians and Sur
geons IN Baltimore for the past winter.
Is spending few days here with rela-
tlVes before taking up his usual sum-
mer work on the Norfolk and Western.
A concert, consisting of songs, recita-
lions, etc, will be given tonight in the
colored Methodist church by the order
OF St Luke's. The program promises
an evening of rare enjoyment, and
should be literally patronized. An ad-
mission of ten cents will be charged.
The school board for Jacksonville
District will meet next SATURDAY. to
elect teachers for the ensuing year. A
member of the board stated to the Re-
publican representative that the entire
corps of teachers of the year past would
be reelected.
Isaac Wright, the Conductor Evanoe-
list, with his personal workers. Thomas
Doss and wife, and Miss Ida Peters
Will begin an evangelistic effort at
Founding Mill the first Lords Day in
June in the Christian church. The
music will be conducted by home talent.
Let US save you 25c gallon on paints.
herfee's pure lead and zinc paints, con-
tanning 80 per cent lead and so per cent
zinc. Price per gallon $500. We will
furnish free coat of paint and paw for
putting it on if not as represented. Old
Fort Paint, per gallon $1.50. Banner
Paint, per gallon $l.75.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
The many friends of Joe Burkholder.
formerly of North Tazewell but now
yardmaster for the c., c. and o. Rv. at
Dante, will regret to learn he is con-
fined in the hospital at Dante following
an operation for appendicitis. On ac-
count of the advanced stage of the dis
ease his recovery is slow and it will be
several weeks before he is able to be
out. He is, however, considered out of
danger.
The twenty-third annual session of
the Woman's Home Mission Society was
held IN Morristown, Tenn, on May 18th
to 23rd. AT this meeting the unifcation
of the Home and Foreign societies was
affected. Substantial progress was
shown along all lines, and the true mis-
sionary spirit manifested. New work
was projected which will include the
establishment of a Wesley House at
WEIGH in the near future, and also the
placing in the field of trained organi-
/ ger for Holston territory. The next
meeting Ooes IN Chaffap0ooo