Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-04-20
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

MISS Allie Hoover is visiting he,
uncle, & A. Pobst. in Pulaski this week
Robert Brown, of Emory and Henry
College. spent Easter with his parent.
here.
Dave Ritch. of Wytheville, and form.
er sheriff of Wythe county, was here or
Tuesday.
Eugene Thompson came up from Ora.
ham tuesday to cast his vote in the
bond election.
Mrs Sam Hawkins, of WEIGH. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hawk
ms and family.
Judge S. M. B. Coulling and ATTORNEY
E. L. Greever are attending court a,
Grundy this week.
Mrs. Charles Barker, of Chicago. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
b. Spratt, of Richards.
Rev. ]. Watson Helvey, of North
FORK, W. Va, was the guest of Rev. E.
L Wiley here on Monday.
Mrs. c R. Brown returned Monday
from visit to her mother, Mrs. Maria
Cooper, at Cooper, W. Va.
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach in the
presbyterian church next Sunday at IL
a. m. and at Mays Chapel at $3.50 D. m.
Reports this morning from the bed
side of John G. Bundy say he spent q
good night, but that his condition is
critical
MRS. Ressa Ewald, of Bluefleld, was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Banks
and other relatives at this place first
of the week.
Miss Callie Greever, who is teaching
at Wittens Mill, spent Sunday with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Greever
at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Elicit, of Wilcoe
W. Va, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Inomas Hawkins at this place the
first of the week.
Tazewell High School Honor Roll
April ID. 1911-Fifth Grade-Mamie
Vandyke, Eloise Buston, Vara Jones
"m' bottimore and Billy Copenhaver.
Niles Jean Graham, of Norton, came
up Tuesday on account of the illness Of
ner mother. Mrs. Graham's condition
was little better yesterday evening.
The force of the United States Attor-
neys office, Barnes Gillespie, Thomas
j. Muncy and Nye Britts, returned Sun
day from Danville where they had been
attending federal court.
ID. Claude Pobst left last night for
baltimore to appear in the federal court
IN the matter of the receivership of the
Big Vein Pocahontas Coal Companv in
which he is special commissioner.
Great Western Sheep Dip. Soc ner
gallon-1 gallon makes 35 gallons din
oanax Dip, 81 so per gallon-I gallon
makes " gallons dip.
Jackson's Drug Store.
j. w. SPOTS left on Tuesday altar
noon for Corbin, Maryland, to Join Mr.
and Mrs E V. SPOTS and where he
will make his home. He has a large
circle of friends here whose best wishes
go with him to his new home.
Attorney VIM. 81. Werth left Tues-
day for Richmond to see Mrs. Wertb
who has been in the hospital there for
some time. Mrs. Werth is much i'm
proved, and will probably return to her
nome here the last of the week.
The residence of Babe Tabor. which
was situated just west of the old saw
mill below Graham, was DESTROYED nv
hre Sunday evening The loss ia a
rather heavy one on the family, as most
OF the furniture was destroyed with the
building.
Jim burton, the we'll known ball plav-
er OF Graham, who had signed a con-
tract for the present season with the
fszoo City, Miss, team, has secured
his release and will at once ioin the
johnson City, Tenn, club in the South
eastern league.
John B. Holman, of the Blackwood
Coal and Coke Company, in Wise coun-
ty, IS visiting his father, Fl. T. Hoil-
man, In Pulaski. Mr.. HOLMAN ia an
oid newspaper man, having at one time
been connected with the Southwest
Times at Pulaski.
The town of Graham on Tueadav
voted In addition to what the corpora-
uon Will receive from the county bond
ssue, municipal bond issue of $50 600
Tor local improvements. Only three
votes were cast against the issuance of
The municipal bonds.
The closing exercises of the colored
school at this place were held in the
;oiored Methodist church on Last Mon
lay evening. The program, consisting
Il dialogues, recitations and declama-
ions, was well rendered; and, all in all.
he school enjoyed a prosperous year
A dance was given in Greever's hall
y the young people of the town on