Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-05-18

Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Hardy, of Gra-
ham, were here Saturday to attend the
Burkes-May nuptials.
Allen Chapman, the worthy coIored
drayman of this place, is confined to his
home with pneumonia.
Miss Lillian McCray accompanied Mr..
and Mrs E. K. Burkes as far as Blue
field on their bridal tour.
Don May was here Saturday to attend
the marriage of his cousin, Miss Doll
May, to E. R. Burkes, of Bluefield.
WOOL WANTED--6et our prices before
selling your wool. We will furnish sacks.
Star Milling Company, Inc.
Miss Ruth PendIeton, of Bluefield.
spent Sunday at this place with her pa
rents, Colonel and Mrs. VIM. C. PEN
dleton
The Rummage Sale on last Fri lay
and Saturday was quite a success and a
nice sum realized for the Cemetery As
sociation.
Mrs. V. l.. Sexton and children, of
Graham, were the guests of Colonel and
Mrs. II. c. Anderson the latter part of
laat week
Misses Mary Low and Bessie Peery,
of Cedar Bluff, were here Saturday to
attend the card party given by Miss
Joie Britain.
Mrs. Chapman Peery was in the city
Sunday en- route from Thompson Valley
where she was visiting last week to her
home at Cedar Bluff.
Sidney J. Banks, of Roanoke. WIS
at Tazewell Saturday and Sunday TO
visit his mother and sister, Mrs. A. E
Banks and Mrs. 7. J. Muncy.
Miss Gladys Bennett came up from
her home in Bluefield Sunday morning
and remained until Monday as the guest
of her brother, ]. Sam. Bennett.
Buy "Dixie" Meal. 1t is the clean
est, best meal sold in this county. At
your grocers. Manufactured only by
Star Milling Company, Inc
Miss Joie Britain entertained num-
Der of her friends at cards on last Sat-
urday Several out-of-town guests
were present. An elegant luncheon was
served.
Miss Rosa Burton, accompanied bv
her sister, Miss Jennie, left Saturday
for Welch, w. Va, where the former
will enter the hospital for an operation
for appendicitis.
c. A. Burkes, of Knoxville, Tenn,
attended the marriage of his brother,
here on last Saturday. MIR. Burkes
formerly lived in Bluefield.
When feed is as high as it is now.
don't you think it would be good thing
to buy Feed Cutter and cut your feed?
We are agents for Dicks Feed Cutters.
Star Milling Company, Inc.
United States Attorney Barnes Gil
lespie returned Monday from Front
Royal, Va, where he had been to look
into some titles involving the transfer
of certain property from individuals to
the Federal Government.
The attention of our farmer readers
IS called to the announcement of the
stump clearing demonstration to be
given on the farms of L. Peery and
w. T. Thompson and Son by the Du
Pont Powder Company on May oath,
25th and 26th.
Oscar Turley, of st. Clair, working as
a car inspector for the N. and w. at
Bluefield, lost his right foot in the west
end of the Bluefeld yard on Saturday
night, when draft of cars dropped in
on the track on which he was inspecting
some air hose.
just unloaded car Look & Lincoln
Wagons, all sizes, also car American
fencing, including several kinds of
poultry fencing. Write or call and get
prices.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Mrs. A D. w. Walton was called to
her home in Roanoke on Friday last on
account of the serious illness of Mr..
Walton's partner and friend, MIR. Duck
wall. Mrs. Walton had expected to
spend some time in our little city, but
MIR. DuckwalPs illness changed her
plans completely.
FOR SALE-A second hand Franklin
typewriter, in good condition and will
answer very well for one having only
moderate amount of writing to do.
Apply to this Office.
Chapman Anderson, of Richlands, was
here last Friday en- route to New York
to arrange for the publication of two
novels, number of short stories and
some music on which he has been en-
gagged for some years past. Mr.. Alder
SUI 10 CbBdBSu dC present on q play that
he hopes soon to finish, and will possi-
bly, arrange to stage it while in New
York.
TOMATO PLANTS-I have for sale
and ready for delivery all varieties of
tomato and cabbage plants.
George Nash,
TaZewell, Va.
The many friends of Rev. G. s. Nc
Cleary will regret to know that he has
resigned his pastorate of the Christian
church here, and will leave the latter
part of June. Rev. McCleary gradu-
ated from the Theological department
of Yale last year, and will return there
to take postgraduate course to pre-
pare himself for a professorship in that
University.
Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal
Flour, per barrel $500
Kismet Flour, guaranteed, per
barrel so
Standard granulated sugar, bar
rel lots she
Standard granulated sugar. in