Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1911-07-20
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. S. NJ. b. Coullip1 is much in,
proved, and now able to be up.
T. n. Williams, of Pounding Mill
was mere on business yesterday.
The usual services at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday at IL O'Clock.
Misses Helen and Nita Jordan. q
blueheid, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. S. o. Hall, who seriously iniure,
her arm by fall last week is much inn
State Senator Roland E. Chase. q
Ghntwood, was a visitor here on las
Thursday. ''''
! Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Caudil
on rural route number l, on last Thurs
day, boy.
MISS Rosa White, of Norfolk. is her,
Tor visit TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
boyer q Company are selling out
tneir nammocks at cost. Now is tht
time to buy cheap.
Miss Joie Brittian is in Marion thi,
week, having been called there bv The
death oe Mrs. Miller.
Mrs: j. F. Kelly has returned from ar
extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M
Newton at Pocahontas.
Rev. and Mrs. d. T. Miles. of Stat.
Iordsvlile, are visiting Mrs. Rachel
Laird on Mechanic Avenue.
Miss Laura Gildersleeve returned the
latter part of last week from an extend
ed visit to friends in New York.
Mrs. William Z. Peery has retnrned
from visit to her father, Hon. Har-
man Newberry, in Bland county.
A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Halle A Bowen
on Iazewell Avenue Thursday last.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Will have a tent at the fair this
fall to be used as a rest tent for women
and children.
The races for the county fair this foil
have filled up well and some fast horses
horses have been entered and good races
may be expected.
DR.. Henry White of Buchanan Va
returned home Monday efter Short visit
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A r
White, at this place.
Miss Trula Kiser gave a recent;on .,
Tuesday night to her guests. Miss Rem
ton Mckee, of Fairview, and Miss lane
Pendleton, of Chilhowie.
FOR SALE-One two-seated onon
surry, almost as good as new. Rnhhar
tires Pole and shafts. For further in
formation apply at this office.
Miss jamie Slemp, of Big Stone Can
and Miss Virginia Greever. of ChiIhow;e
who were house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. u. HARRISON last week left for
their homes last Friday.
Will Ed Peery, who had the rnisfor-
tune TO lose his home by fire on last Sat
uruay, is moving into the Old Inn pron-
erty, adjoining the Methodist church.
Several inquiries have been received
as TO entering hogs and sheen at the
1alr TINS tall, but so far no inquiry as to
cattle. VIII Tazewell, the home of fat
cattle, fan to make showing this fall?
Rev. William L. Ball, pastor of Grove
Avenue Baptist Church, of Richmond.
vas shaking hands with friends here on
Monday. He was en- route for a visit
10 his old home in Russell county.
j. b; Boyer & Company are Offering
Mesons fruit jars at the following
prices as long as their stock lasts:
fInts, Doc. per dozen; quarts. 55c, ner
dozen; half-gallons, 75c. per dozen.
Attorney Barnes Gillespie is at WeIcb
TINS week assisting in the prosecution of
John h. Waldron, who is charged with
the killing of Ben Tate and Wade Gil
lespie In Keystone, w. Va, in January.
Frank Lewis left Saturday for Basic
city TO Join his company, the Richmond
blues, now encamped there. He will
go direct to Richmond from Basic Civ
brary. ''A'e IL
NOTlCE-There came to nv Mace
several days ago. Two ewes. one lamb
and one wether. Owner can get same
by coming after them and paving for
this advertisement.
George Harris.
Asberry, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Doak were in
fulaskl last week where Mr.. Doak was
atCenolng the Royal Arch School of In
structlon. They will go from there to
Hunters Alum Springs for a short visit
before returning home.
Mrs; NJ. NJ. Caldwell and daughter.
MISS Virginia, of Roanoke, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. st. Clair this vveaIes
Mrs. Caldwell is the daughter of the
late James A. Walker, g valiant soldier
ano statesman, who was well known in
this county. -
+. L. Scott, of Floyd county. is the
guest of j. N. Hartman. ir. M Scott
graduated in the law department of
Washington and Lee University with
young Newt, and is looking for a Ioca-
tion. de has about decided to favor
our nelghboring metropolis, Bluefield.
with his ability.
Attorney A. H. Patton and wife. of
jackson, KY, were the guests of rela-
tlves here last week. Mr.. Patton re-
turned to Jackson on Monday while Mrs.
Patton went to Peterstown, w. Va. for
a VISIT to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Spangler. 49,
Col. j. B; Boyer left Tuesday for Bal
tlmore and Washington. He will re-
turn turn TO Manassas tomorrow to join
=; Mann and staff to participate
IN tne ceremonies held on the anniver-
sary of the first battle of Manassas-
civil war. 'Ae