Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-03-30
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. John Bowser is reported sick
this week with appendicitis.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Bowen.
OF the Cove. on last Monday, a boy.
The u. ID. c. will meet with Mrs. A.
D. May Tuesday afternoon. April 4th.
Mrs Kate C. Peery is quite i'll at her
nome on the Fincastle road east of the
city.
Miss Joie Britain went tn Pulaski
thursday to attend the funeral of C. l..
Painter.
W. W. Phillips, of the Roanoke
Times, IS IN the city in the interest of
that paper.
Mrs. Rose SPOTS, of Pulaski. is visit
ing her neice, Mrs. H. G. Peery, at
North Tazewell.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Scott and two
little daughters returned Saturday from
trip to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Surface are
both confined to the house with a severe
attack of la grippe.
Mrs. G. NJ. st. Clair has been confined
TO the house for several DAYS with the
prevailing epidemic, la grippe
Mrs. Ellen Painter and daughter
Miss Eva, have gone to Marion to spend
month with Mrs. R. K. Sutherland.
Miss Allie Hoover, a trained nurse.
who has been for some time in a hos
pltai In Philadelphia, is home on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jov S'ras and daughter.
Miss Stella, of Roanoke, came Sunday.
called here by the illness Of their son
and brother, Arthur Lee
Superior corn and wheat drills Sp-
perlor wheel disc harrows. Come and
See our line.
Star Milling Co., Inc.
Mrs S. S. Leffel and daughters. Miss
e. Bessie and Halle. of Snawver Mil.
ATTENDED the performance of The
slr'rg Line" IN bluefield on last Satur-
da, night.
! There will he stated communication
OF Lszeweli Lodge, No. 81, A. f AND
A. NJ, on next Monday night. There
Will be work in the Masters Degree
and all Master Masons are .equested to
be present.
An Interesting letter from Mr.. R. B.
| williamson, of Graham. on the ahsorb-
ing question of the day, good roads.
was received too late for publication
this week, and will appear in our next
weeks issue
~ Hsrmsn, jr.. will leave TODAY
Tor l. Xngton 10 fioish out his term in
me lsS department of Washington and
Lee University. Mr.. Hartman had tC
give up his studies there some time aCc
on account OF an attack of typhoic
fever. 'FO'O
Tuesday, April 25th, will be tag day
In the coal fields for the James G. Lit
Orphans Home. Tazewell county ha,
already given three cows to the institu
ton but the management say it will
take at least twenty-five cows to keer
the little ones in milk and they are look,
ing for Tazewell county to come across
with z additional cows on April 18th.
There was a good attendance at tn,
meeting of the district managers of tn,
Good Roads Club on last SATURDAY. a
the court house. Methods of bringing
out a full vote and of keeping the cues
ton fully before the people until aftel
the election were discussed and steps
taken for their execution. Stirring
speeches were made by T. c. Bowen
M. Moss and Lewis Gillespie. Mucl
enthusiasm was manifest and all wer,
satisfied with the present status of tn,
movement.
Quite large audience was present a
the tent theater on last Saturday nigh
to hear the young orators from tn,
nigh School debate on the question
Resolved, That the proposed bond is
sue should carry" Lapsley Carson
Earl kendrick and Kenneth Patty made
able arguments in favor of the affirma
tive, and just as ably Sam Nav. J. A
Leslie, Jr., and VIM. H. Werth, jr., up.
held the negative. Mr.. Werth was IN
able to he present on account of the re
cent death of his grandmother, Mrs.
Gray son, and his address was read by
Mr.. Leslie. In the Judgment of the
Judges, however, the affirmative haG
the best of the argument and was de.