Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-04-13
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

anu mrs T. b. Mcdonald, a girl
Robt. K Hawkins left yesterday for
a short Welt to Charleston, w. Va.
Attorney Geo. W. st. Clair is a bust
ness visitor to Norfolk this week.
Miss Maybelle Greever is visiting
friends in Burkes Garden this week.
W. b. Steele has been quite sick at
his home at Pounding Mill for the past
week.
Mrs. F. w. Pendleton and children
are guests of friends in Bluefield this
week.
The fruit in the vicinity of Asberry
day night.
Mrs. Charles Showers, of Cove Creek.
Is under the care of an occulist in
Wytheville
Newton Neel. of Adria, has moved
INTO the property of Mrs. Annie Showers
at Cove Greek.
George A. Martin left SATURDAY. for
short visit to his father, Colonel George
A. Martin, in Norfolk.
=. h. Warner and family, of Asberry,
who have been spending the winter in
Florida, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. S. R. Jennings, Of johnson City,
4. Il.
A. 5. Higginbotham, at this place.
Superior corn and wheat drills, also
repairs, ready for delivery.
Star Milling Company.
Tom Gillespie. of Witten's Mills. left
iast week for Charlottesville to take a
special course in highway engineering
Miss Lettie Ringstaff, of Pounding
Mill, fell from the porch of her home q
Few days ago and was badly shaken up.
Miss Hawley, a trained nurse from
6iueheld, is here nursing Mrs. w. T.
Gillespie, who continues right i'll at her
home. ''e'
A. b. Stowe, chief engineer for the
Pocahontas Consolidated Galleries Com
Pany: was here from Switchback. w
Va, Tuesday.
Z; +. Britts and family, of Chatteroy.
W. Va, are visiting the formers pa,
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Britts! of
North Tazewell.
). =, Rawn, superintendent of the
Jewett, Bigelow and Brooks mines at
Marytown, w. Va, was business WIS.,
itor here Tuesday. '''
Or: X. P. Copenhaver will leave Sun
Day for ten days professional trip to
Grundy. His offices here will be closed
LIS absence.
Star Patent" Flour 81 rs per Dbl.
Every Dbl guaranteed to be pure and
unaduitersted. 1t is the flour for health.
Try IT, Star Milling Company.
Harvey Harrison will arrive home
today from Massanutten Academy.
woodstock, Va, to spend Easter with
ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Har-
DIR. and Mrs. Robert Porter. of Char.
lesion, W. Va, are here this week. hav-
ing been summoned on account of the
A. Fudge ''''' "
The Bible Glass of the PRESBYTERIAN
cnurcn VIII meet tomorrow with Mrs.
Geo. Z. Hall at North Tazewell. Those
p. m car. 'O'
Miss Hattie Fudge, who is attending
Maolson Hall school, Washington, D.
by the illness of her father. Captain q
A. Fudge. ''''- -
pie in the Richmond hospitals Mrs r
Nj. St. Clair, Henry Hartman and w
W. Peery, is that they are ali making
nice prog ess towards recovery.
Burglars broke into the store of Ceo
A. Nash on west Main street Satnrdav
night and got away with about one hun.
dred dollars " orth of stock. No cline r.
the perpetrators has been obtained.
The decrease in the population ~
Bland Courthouse from 249 in 1900 n
247 In 1910. is probably due to the fact
that Assistant U. S. ATTORNEY Thomas
j: Muncy moved from there 10 this
place last year.
sam l.. Peery, an employee in the en-
glneering department of the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Railroad in
Chicago, left for his home in the Windy
City Sunday after a ten DAYS VISIT n
his old home here. ~
Captain j. d. Alexander returned yes.
terday from Norton, Lebanon and Ct
Paul, where he has been VISITING b;e
children. Mrs. Alexander remained in
st. Paul on account of the illness OF
MIS-. c. l.. Alexander.
The population of our little town bv
decades, as shown by the 1910 censns
returns, was: 1890, GOA; 1900, I.O96:
1910, 1870. While the progress has
been gradual it is well to note that in
quality, at least, it cannot be exceIIed
Rev. P: S. Price, a missionary from
China, will occupy the pulpit at the
| presbyterian church on next Sunday.
both In the morning at IL O'Clock and at
7:3O in the evening. A special Easter
musical program will be given by the
choir. viz
The Good Roads Club will hold meet
lngs at Maxwell this morning and at
Founding Mill this afternoon; at Cedar
Bluff tomorrow morning and Raven to-
morrow afternoon and an all day meet
ing at Richards SATURDAY.. Good snealr.
ers will be in attendance.
The Easter Sale by the Woman's Ex-
change will be held in the old Harrison
house on west Main street tomorrow
(kriday) at 2 p. m. Please send ali
contributions on Friday morning. After
TINS tne Exchange will be open at the
same place every Saturday, beginning
at 10 a. m.
Two kinds of sheep dip-one gallon
makes one hundred, non-poisonous
We also have DR.. Hess & CIark's dip