Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-07-06
TOWN AHO COUNTY NEWS

"A " hlSer, Is IN Columbus, Ohio, or
business.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at IL a. m.
Miss Laura Crabtree, of POUNDING
MIL, was IN the city Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Moss spent the Fourth
with Miss Ella Jollife, of Bluefield.
Great reduction in skirts and suits.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Miss Lula Jones has returned from q
visit to friends at Canebrake, W. Va.
Misses Lode and Loin Richardson. of
hlchmond, are the guests of Miss
Ayiette Henry.
Mrs. A. z. Anderson and two children
OF Palstka, Fla are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Jones.
Boyer & Company are selling on,
their hammocks at cost. Now ia the
time to buy cheap.
Lee Emshwiller. of Richmond. came
IN yesterday to spend a few DAYS with
his many friends here.
Robert Henry, of Chester. s. C. Is
paying a short visit to his parents Ma
Jor and Mrs. r. R. Henry.
Miss Bessie jackson returned Satur-
day from an extended visit to friends in
Lynchburg and Norfolk.
June and July will be our bargain
months Give us call
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mrs. Belle c. Foster and Miss Matte
Belle Glenn, of Prospect, Va, are visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Jones.
Boyer & Company are selling ont
tnelr hammocks at cost. Now is the
time to buy cheap.
ID
.. w. Stras, jr., a rising young at
torney of Winston-Salem, N. C., is Wis
iting his parents here this week.
The hay season is most here. Our
iine OF machinery is complete.
Star Milling Company, Inc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. C. Peery. of Wise
spent the Fourth here with Mrs. Pee,
~ s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Gil
Rev. c. H. Combs, of Richmond. Sec
rotary of the Christian Church of Vir-
gina, Is conducting a series of meet
ings at Honaker.
Mrs. John Ball and son. of Princeton
w. va are spending the heated term
WITH the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Peery. anu
If you are looking for bargains come
to The Big Store.
HARRISON d Gillespie Bros.
Hon. Barnes Gillespie, United States
Attorney for this district, left vester-
day for Front Royal to look after some
matters of Importance for the Federal
Government a
Miss Audry Anderson, of Washing
Ton, D. C., and Miss Ruth Higpjn-
potham, of Florida, former schoolmstes
OF oL MISS Nina Dodd, of Graham, spent
tne Fourth with her in that little city.
j. b, Boyer & Company are Offering
Mason's fruit jars at the following
prices as long as their stock lasts:
5ints, 5Oc. per dozen; quarts, 55c. per
oozen; haif-gallons, 75c. per dozen.
Miss Virginia Stone, of Pulaski. has
gone to New York to enter the Column
pla University. Miss Stone is the sis
Ter OF Mrs. Chas. Alexander, of St
aui, ana Formerly lived here where
sne mas many friends and acquaintance
Visit our store during the months of
June and July. if you are looking for
bargains. We have them.
HARRISON e. Gillespie Bros.
Mrs. w. L. Lancaster and two little
1augnters Joined Mr.. Lancaster here on
IasI Mohoay. The many friends Mr..
Lancaster has made since coming here
will regret to learn that the HiShwav
Commission is going to send him TO lee
county. " -1ee
Ladies' linene skirts in tan and white
ST. "a and $1.8S, reduced to 75c. Call at
The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Willie HARRISON returned tn his homo
here yesterday morning after wears
absence. Asked as to where he had
peen he explained that his travels had
Deen so extensive that he could not give
them briefly, but would write them ont
In detail for publication later.
Ladies'
remember you can buy a read to-
wear silk dress at $40. 90. worth SIX m
anywhere. 0'0'
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Miss Ollie Kate Britain had the mis-
fortune to overturn a kettle of boiling
water on the Fourth, and as q result
was badly scalded about the feet and
ankles. Prompt medical attention was
rendered, but the burns are SO severe
they Will cause her to be laid up for
some time.
RooVer's Embossers please everv-
body. Two initial monogram. 25 cents
Three initial monogram, so cents. Two
or three line address Embosser. 81. so.
Dee tnem at Jackson's.
Miss Alice Barbour, of Roanoke. who
mas been the guest of Mrs. Blanche
Brown here for more than a week. will
leave tomorrow for Princeton, w. Va.
Wnere she will visit the Misses Hylton
ior time before returning to her home
in the Magic City, o
Miss Claire Guillaume, of Richmond.
ls the guest of the family of Judge S. C.
Graham. Miss Guillaume was the
friend and schoolmate of the late Mrs
Graham and has twice before visited
our little city. On the occasion of her
last visit four years ago her mother.
Madame Guillaume, was with her.
j. B. Boyer & Company are OFFERING
Mason's fruit jars at the following
prices as long as their stock lasts:
Plnts, SOC, per dozen; quarts, 55c. per
dozen; half-gallons, Use. per dozen.
There was a small accident on tho
street car line at the car shed on the
night of the Fourth. Car two corn
ing from the excursion train that night
ran into an open switch at the car ho1se