Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-10-26
TOWE AVID COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. l. c DOdd, of Biuefield. was
visiting friends here Tuesday.
Settle for your school books at Boy
er's.
J Willism SPOTS. Of Corbett, Md.
is here visiting Old acquaintance for a
few days.
John Alexander, of Norton. spent
Sunday here with his parents, Captain
and Mrs. J. d. Alexander.
Flower bulbs at Pobst's. just re-
ceived.
James b. Johnson. of Staunton. is
visiting his parents. DR.. and Mrs. D. 2.
johnson, OF razswell avenue.
Call and see the new stock of jewolry
at Pobst's.
F. n. Hit, one of our good substan-
tial friends from Tannersville, was
pleasant caller at our office Saturday.
Miss Ella Richardson, Of Marion. is
the guest ibis week of Mr.. and Mr..
jeff Ward, on Mechanic avenue.
Pharmacy.
The Tazewell County Teachers As
sociation will meet in the High School
Chapel here tomorrow for two DAYS
session.
Mrs. J. W. Chapman has returned
from Bristol, where she was called sew
erai days ago by the death of Mrs. P.
a. Goodwin.
Pobst has just received fine line of
reliable watches.
K. d. Lockhart, of Princeton. w.
Va, has been here for the past few
days visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Lockhart.
Misses Pearl Vail and Ethel Steger
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. K.
Gillespie, of Pounding Mill, on Saturday
and Sunday last.
Jackson's Pharmacy is headquarters
for school books.
MAJOR Samuel Walton, of Falls Mills,
and his brother, Mr.. John C. Walton. of
Philadelphia, were business visitors to
our little city Tuesday.
Mrs. Sallie May Peery has moved DER
household goods into the house adjoin-
ing the Lutheran church, and after
spending the month of November in
Philadelphia, will take up her residence
, in our little city.
Try Mothers Milk Bread, for sale by
, c. I. Peery & Co.
Ernest Lewis left by way of Norton
several days ago for San Antonio. Tex
as, having in charge three excellent
saddle horses which had been purchased
from his father, George W. Lewis, by
L. P. Peck, of San Antonio.
Eugene Thompson, who has been con-
nected with the Peery Grocery Co.. in
Graham for the past year has rendered
his resignation to that concern, and will
spend short time here with his pa
rents before again engaging in bust
ness.
Please call and pay for your school
books bought at Boyer's.
An exceedingly bright star or comet
with an immense tail hes been observed
by early risers here for the past sew
eral mornings. 1t is to be found due
east of town, and is plainly visible Just
above the horizon about o'clock in the
morning.
Hon. j. Powell Royal and Hon. S. P.
Mustard, Republican candidates for
State Senate and House of Delegates.
respectively, left Monday afternoon for
Tor Buchanan county where they will
spend the week in the interest of their
candidates..
The Baptist denomination of this
place have extended a call to Rev. T.
H. Campbell, of Coeburn, to become
pastor of the church here. Rev. Camp
bell preached here recently and those
who heard him were very much i'm
pressed with him.
Liggett's Chocolates, the finest candy
made, just received at Jackson's.
w. G. O'Brien and G. w. Doak left
Monday afternoon for Richmond where
they go as representatives of O'Keeffe
Royal Arch Chapter and Clinch Valley
Commandery at the grand chapter and
grand commandery meetings to be held
in the Capital City this week.
Edwin H. Warner, Mrs. Warner and
their three children and Miss Pearl
Neel, of Asberry, were here last week
en- route to Albemarle county, where
they will spend several weeks, and will
then make an automobile trip to Flori-
da where Mr. Warner has an oraDoa
grove.
Fire, which broke out in some unac-
countable way on last Saturday after
noon about l O'Clock, completely de-
stroyed stable belonging to George
w. Lewis on Tazewell avenue. A con-
siderable quantity of hay, which was
lent in The nhIo L---l