Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-03-30
TOWN AAO COUNTY NEWS

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The Tazewell Supply Co.
Hon. ]. S. Gillespie is confined 20 the
house with a severe attack of la grippe.
Miss King, a trained nurse from
Roanoke. is here waiting on Arthur Lee
Strss.
Miss Laura Ward, of Wardell. spent
the week end with Mrs. F. T. Akers. in
Bluefeld.
Miss Stella Vermillion, of Bluefield,
spent Sunday with her parents at North
Tazewell
Mrs. P. d Johnston returned Satur-
day from o weeks visit to friends in
Pocahontas.
Miss Ruth Pendleton, of Blue6eld.
was here Sunday visiting her parents,
Col. and Mrs. Pendleton.
Mrs. Firm A. Weaver returned Sat
urdsy to Canebrske, w. Va, after a
short visit to her parents at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graf Mullin ard little
son. Mci'0nsld. attended I've perform
snct OF The Firing Line" in Bluefield
last Saturday night
Don't put eff sending rs your list of
repairs needed. Send it now. II will
save you many times the cost
Star Milling Co., Inc.
Drs. c. I. St. Clair and Isaac Pierce
performed the delic&te operation of rs-
moving an abscess from the middle ear
of Thomas Fairfax Martin on last Tues
day. Mr.. Martin is making q nice re-
covery.
G. b. Linkous, of Cedar Bluff. had
the misfortune to be burned out Mon
day night The family barely escaped
with the few clothes they could gather
up IN haste and the loss of furniture and
household goods WAS complete.
Following is the Honor Roll of the
Fifth Grade of Tazewell High School
for week ending March 24.h: Mary
CouliIng, Gladys Scott, Vara Jones.
Katherine st. Clair, Mamie VanDyke'
E'oise Buston, VIM. Bottimore.
The advantages of good roads will he
fully discussed at the Farmers Insti-
tute with the Agricultural Special train
on the Norfolk and Western Railway
next Tuesday Let there be a full at
tendance and get the benefit of the ex-
perlence IN other parts of the State
Arthur Lee Stras, who has been
working with Walton & Company. near
Cedar Bluff, was brought here last Sat
nrdav seriously i'll with pneumonia
The attendant physician, DR.. P. d.
Johnston, now thinks the crisis has
, passed. Mr.. Stras is with his uncle, B.
W. Stras.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Sexton left Tues-
day for Richlands where Mr.. SEXTON
recently bought hotel property. Mr..
Sections friends here wish him deserved
success in his new home and regret to
give to Richards one of Buchansn's
m 8 esteemed citizens.
News in Roanoke Times.
Yellow Danyer Onion Sets, per gal
Ion 15c; per bushel 96c
SOC; No. l White Indian Corn, per
bushel CSC.
| All kinds fertilizer-lO-2. lO-4. lO-5.
Also bone meal and raw bone.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Quite swell wedding in colored cir
cles occurred last night at the colored
M E Church ct $3.50 o clock when Henry
Preston Cecil. of Ekhorn, w Va, was
united in marriage to Cosby Pearls. of
this place, the Rev. A. Hughes ofiici-
ating. A reception followed at the home
of AUNT Lou" Craig, mother of the
bride, and ball in their honor was oiv-
en- ct st Luke's Hall.
The general board of managers of the
Good Roads Club will meet the local and
district managers of the bond issue men
each Saturday during the campaign I'M
District managers and all others inter
estee Ia gett ng good roads are invited
to be present,
| H. S. BOWEN.
GEO. w ST. CLAIR,
w. b. +. WHITE.
Mrs. jackson Grayson, of Bland coun-
ty, died on last Friday night, the result
OF fRii about week before. She is
survived by two sons, Charles r. and
lafayette, and four daughters, Mrs.
w, ID. Werth; of this city, Mrs. ]. W.
Hicks, of Graham, Mrs. A II. Williams.
of Wytheville, and Mrs. S. w. Williams
of Richmond. Her husband preceded
her to the Great Beyond about a wear
ago. Mr.. Werth and his son, William.
IT., went to Bland Saturday to attend
the funeral. Mrs. Werth was ENABLE
to be present, she being at present ia
the Johnston Willis hospital, in Rich
mond. recovering from q recent opera
ton.
OhS Va lie preICleSC receptions of the
season was given last Friday afternoon
from $3.50 to o'clock to the members
OF the Woman's Club and the Bible
Glass of the Presbyterian church To
meet Mrs. James Mann. of Bluefield.
by Mrs. 5. Q. Hall. During the recep,
ton Mrs. A. S. Higginbotham sang
several beautiful selections accompanied
by Miss Ella Bowen, Besides the mem
ners OF the two clubs the following in
vited guests were present. Nesdsnoa0
A. 5. Higginbotham, ]. C. MoNnItv
I. r. Peery, J. G. Buston, T. W. Nc.
Bride, C. F. Tynes, Elizabeth ]. Hunt
and Miss Frances Wood. Dainty re-
freshments were served.