Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-06-08
TOWN AHO COUNTY NEWS

weeks, VIII be delighted to learn tina
she has almost entirely recovered.
Visit our store during the months n,
June ard July, if you are looking 70,
bargains. We have them. -''
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros
Frank Wall, the polite and accommo.
eating carrier on rural route 2 from mi.
place, had the misfortune to lose a val.
liable horse by death on Friday of Iast
Sam Peery is home from Roanoke
Sohege. Sam has an offer to play with
Sne Roanoke league team, but it il like
Y ne viii play with the Tszewell team
this season. ',-A
Miss Marjorie HARRISON, who has
Deen instructor in English at the Miss
Dana school, Morristown, N. J.. re-
Turned saturday to spend the summer
j. Powell Royal, as executor of Rev
w. ID. Kelly, will sell the personal
property of the latter on Saturday
June IOtn, at z O'Clock in the afternoon
on the premises.
United States Attorney Barnes Gil
Iesple and Nye Britts left Monday for
front Royal, where they will remain
60 for sSEeral weeks doing abstract work
/ Z.
Charles Crockett, living on the Divide
nsar Iiptop, had the misfortune to lose
SIX steers-by being struck bv l;obtr;ns,
curing the storm on last Monday.
Up-to, date new spring styles in mems
T Truu poy suits are now being offered at
10 Dls olore at prices that will sur
prise you. Give us a call.
harrison & Gillespie Bros.
MAKE your arrangements to celebrate
the Fourth of July at TazeweII Rec
oali game, tournament and ball. games
ana sports of all kinds will make the
celebration one of the best ever held in
this section. "eiu III
Miss Alice New. of LEXINGTON "
Is stopping at the home of Mr. I n
harrison and will very likely spend the
summer here. She is simpiv deI;0bted
with the beauties of our scenery and
charm of our people. anu
w. Archie Thompson. county sune-;r-
tendent of schools, Robert Moss of
6urkes Garden, and Henry Witten. of
Wittens Mills, were in Graham last Sat
uToay assisting the town council of that
place TO select site for the proposed
new High School building.
Ladies'
remember you can buy a read tn
wear SILK dress at $1,000, worth SIS. 90.
anywhere. TAo'00'
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
The concert given by the st. Luke's
society at the colored M. E. church on
last thursday night was an eniovable
aIslr, and the attendance large. The
singing and recitations were All pood
ana the scene, ''Old Plantation es,
pecially well rendered.
Iazewell has the proud distinction of
having the first "aviatoress'' IF that Il
the proper name for bird-womenNin
TINS section, Miss Margaret Jackson
OF TINS place, being the only lady who
aIIenoed the aviation meet in Bluefield
isst week who had the temeritv to trv
tne new art of flying in the air.
~ On behalf of our daughter, Mrs. q. 7
vance, and for ourselves also. we wish
70 sincerely thank the people of Taze-
wen Tor their heartfelt sympathies given
S ~ oIr daughter and ourselves during |
Respectfully.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Suthera
Mrs; Fred R. Steele and little dauph-
from Battle Creek. Mich. Miss Me-
garet Steele will remain at the san;tor;-
UNI for several weeks yet. Her sister
Miss Flora Steele, who has been teacb,
ing at Liberty, Mo-, the past winter
mas joined Miss Margaret and will re,
turn here with her.
Roy SWEET, son of Mr.. and Mrs M
l.. SWEET, of Pocahontas, was killed IN
stantiy Saturday in the Baby mines of
the Pocahontas Consolidated Collierioo
company along with his companion. an
Italian named Vete Vevine. FalIino
slate caused both men to meet instant
death. They were buried at Pocahnn-
tas on Sunday afternoon.
Ladies'
we are selling the celebrated Niagara
long silk gloves in black and white at
Toe. See them. g"
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
T., A. Croft, cashier of the Madison
National Bank, of Madison. Roone
county. w. Va, who has been VISITING
K Smoot, of Tiptop, for the past
week, returned to his home Yesterday
rms was Mr.. Croft's first visit to Taze.
vel. His father, John Croft, lived in
Iazewell forty years ago on the farm
On which Mrs. Gus Cox now resides.
Next Tuesday is the municipal cleo
uon IN Tazewell. Probably two-tbirds
u tne clei1ens have forgotten it and
ABOUT one, third of them thought it was
% pc last Tuesday. With but one tick
y IN the held and no opportunity for
me conservative citizen to show choice
oeSWeen candidates, but little interest
8 6elng taken and it is likely the vote
will be small. '"o 'o'e
WORK was started on Monday for good
y G IN Iazewell. One party in charge
II Engineer j. T. Wright left for CrsS
lam to start the location of the roads in
LEAR Fork district, and on the same
lay W.: l.. Lancaster, of Eggleston-
Who will have the locatinor 90 sosI :: |