Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-04
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

Richmond last week.
Jim Dosk left on Monday for Salem
to enter Roanoke College.
Major r. R. Henry returned Thurs
day from business trip to Big Stone
Gap.
W. r. Dodd. of Bluefeld. who WAS
visiting friends here, returned home on
Monday.
The postal savings bank at this place
Will be opened week from today, jan
uary 1Ith.
William werth left on SUNDAY for
lexington to enter Washington and Lee
University.
Judge Martin Williams, of Pearls
burg, was shaking hands with his friends
here on last Friday.
A handsome daughter arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawson on
the 18th of December.
John G. Mustard, of Bland, is visiting
his many friends and relatives throgh.
out the county this week.
Willie Byrd Chapman left Yesterday
for Alexandria, where he is ATTENDING
the Episcopal High School.
John Copenhaver, of Johnson Citv.
Tenn, was visiting friends and relatives
here and in the Cove the first of the
week.
Lewis Johnston, of South Boston, who
spent the holidays with his brother, DIR.
Z; ID. Johnston, left for his home last
Thursday.
Ashby Henry, of Philadelphia, who
has been visiting his parents. Major
and Mrs. r. r. Henry, returned to his
home last Friday.
E. M. LaRue left Sunday for Abing-
don, where he has accepted a position
IN the First National Bank of that pro-
gressive little city.
Prof. w. W. Carson. of the High
School, is visiting Florida this week.
During his absence his son, Herbert. is
acting principal of the school.
Captain A. J. Tynes has returned
from visit to bis son. DR.. A. L. Tynes.
Of Staunton. Mrs. Tynes will remain
in Staunton for several weeks.
We guarantee every barrel of PARA
DIM FLOUR. If you will try one sack
we know you will want another.
I-4-4w' c. 7. Peery & Co.
DR.. w. l. Painter returned from Rich
mond on last Friday. He reports his
little son, Russell, who Is in the John
ston- Willis hospital, to be some better.
Mrs. Lucy Walker and little dauqh-
tiers, Margaret and Ann Byrd. returned
last Friday from 8 visit to the former s
brother, Robert Henry, at Fort Mill.
South Carolina
Mrs. j. b. Spencer and daughter.
Miss Kate, of Lexington, who have
been the guests of the formers dauph-
ter, Mrs. P. d. Johnston, will leave for
their home today.
Misses Myrtle Hawkins and I.ula
Jones attended the Christmas german
at the Inn, Pocahontas, on December
18th. While there they were guests of
Miss Lillian Hensley.
j. N. Hartman, jr., Savers Hartman
of this city, and John Bailor, of Cedar
Bluff, left last Monday morning to re-
sumo their studies at Washington and
Lee University, Lexington.
We are sole distributors of PARA
DIM FLOUR in Tazewell and vicinity.
If you are not using it, let US send YOU
a barrel under our personal guarantee.
l-4-4w. c. T. Peery & Co.
. npak Davidson left m Monday for
ing Ngton tc -c~enIer Washington and
'o-|e, Where he is taking an engineering
course. From the reports coming from
Washington and Lee, Doak is more than
making good, and will be away up
among the honor men.
Miss Virginia stoae, a former resi-
dent Of our city, now teaching in the
schools OF Fredericksburg, was here
Monday the guest of Mrs. Lucy Ward.
She was returning to her school from
st. Paul, where she has been spending
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. C. L.
Alexander.
Miss Lena, the charming daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Angrist, of Bluefield
was married at the home of her parents
to DR.. Joseph L. Sameth, of WEIGH, w.
Va, on last Sunday evening at $50
O'Clock. Following the ceremony the
happy couple left for New York and
may make trip to Europe before re-
turning to their home in WEIGH.
The following left to Jon the Taze-
well colony in Tavares, Fla, on last
Tuesday; Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie, Mr..
and Mrs. John Barns, Captain and Mrs.
Z. A. Fudge and daughter, Miss Hattie,
Mrs. r. t. Bowen and daughter, Miss
Rachel. With bridal party Ia the out
fit there will, no doubt, be lively times
before they reach the land of flowers.
The following young ladies' left on
Monday for Farmville to resume their
studies in the State Female Normal
School: Misses Barbara Britain, Jeanne
Thompson, Margaret Jackson, Ollie and
Winnie Hurt, Kate and Mary Reynolds.
With such bevy of accomplished young
ladies studying pedagogies, TaZewell's
schools will soon have full quota of ex-
cellent teachers.
William Johnson, a negro, was lodged
In Jail on Sunday, December oath,
charged with the brutal murder of an
unknown Italian near Cedar Bluff.
From reports received it appears the
negro and italian had been drinking to-
gether at Berwind, W. Va. and had
started to walk to Cedar Bluff. On the
way the negro johnson killed and rob
bed the Italian. 1t is said q colored
woman witnessed the killing.
The celebration of the hoIidavs nasaod