Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-08-08
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

eAS CITY MOnOay.
Fault jars and jelly glasses at Bowers
: Miss Jessie Graham, of Norton. i.
visiting her father, Judge S. C. Ora
ham
Fruit jars and jelly glasses at Boyers.
Mrs l. C. Dodd, of Bluefield. spent
Sunday here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I. A.
Lynch.
+. Il. Witten, of Princeton, w. Va.
wss visiting relatives here Friday and
Saturday.
Boyer & Co. are Offering special bar
gains in Ems melled Preserving Kettles.
Mrs. Isaac PIERCE spent Sunday in
Graham, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Lee Poindexter.
j. 5. Browning, jr., of Roanoke, is
visiting the family of his uncle, Meek
Hoge, in Burkes Garden.
Mrs. H. C. Pobst returned Friday
from an extended visit to her mother.
Mr.. Herd, in Lynchburg.
Misses Mayme and EVELYN St. Clair
are at the Healing Springs in Craig
county for short visit.
Frank kits, of Norton, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Kits, who is visiting hor
father, Captain J. d. Alexander, here
Boyer & Co. are offering special bar
gains IN Eaamelled Preserving Kettles
Hon. R. Walter Dickinson, of Castle
wood. spent Friday and Saturday with
his daughter, Mrs. A. S. Higginbotham.
of this place
Miss Jeanne Thompson returned Sat-
urdey from Big Stone Gap, where she
has been the guest of Misses Sarah and
Carrie Long.
Captain A. j. Tynes returned Satur-
day from Winchester, where he had
been to attend the annual session of the
State Farmers Institute.
Mrs, 7. C. Quinn and little daughter
Ruth, of Los Angeles, Cal, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Pobst and fam
lily on Tszewell avenue.
WEDDING BOUQUETs-Made right
priced right, shipt right
May Soft. RoanoSS. 10
Misses Reta and Sadie lizard. who
have been the guests of Captain and
Mrs. A. J. Tynes, left yesterday for
their home in Fredericksburg.
Drs. j. E. Jackson and Joseph Kelly.
OF this place, have sold their drug store
IN Bluefield to W. c. Easley and ]. J.
Penn, of that city. who took possessic n
last Monday.
Boyer & c.. are offering special bar
gains IN Enamelled Preserving Kettles
Mrs, Rachel Painter, of Pulaski. wi O
has been visiting her mother. Mrs
Rachel Peery, for the past month. left
yesterday Tor johnson City, Tenn, to
visit her sister, Mrs. S b. Vaught.
John T. and w. A Barns and W. L
Moore left on Saturday for Hartford
county, Maryland, to look over the farm
the former is figuring on buying there.
and if the property looks good'' to the
trio, Mr.. Barns will close the deal for
same.
Mrs. Chapman Anderson left Satur-
day for visit to Mrs. Florence Watts
and the family of Hon. H. C. Stuart in
Russell county. While there she will
deliver the portraits of the Stuart fam
lily, which she has just finished paint
ing,
Mrs. L. Z. Wiley, who has charge of |
the Greenville Orphanage of the Metho. |
dist Episcopal Church, south, had q cat
aract removed from her eye in Phila-
deiphia last week. Her sight has been
restored, to the qualification
of her thousands of friends.
town Gazette.
Mrs. Wiley is the mother of Rev. F.
Z. Wiley, pastor of the Methodist
church at this place.
The many friends of Mr.. Thomas A.
Lynch in Tszewell and throughout the
southwest, will regret to learn of his
continued serious illness at the Jeffer-
sonviile Hotel at this place. His condi-
ton at this time, however, is very ia
Vorable and complete recovery is hoped
for by everyone.
The thirty-fourth annual session of
the Virginia Bar Association met at Old
Folnt Comfort on Tuesday and will adj
Iourn today. Those attending from
here are Judge S. c. Graham and ].
Powell Royal. E. L Greever was ON
me program to respond to toast, but
vas unavoidably prevented from attend
ng.
The cold snap which gripped this sec
ion from Friday till Monday was the
everest ever experienced at this season
4 the year within the memory of our
oldest inhabitants. Many persons
vent about wearing overcoats, and fires
iazed in number of homes. The mer-
ury on Monday morning stood at 46
bove zero.
SpUanfu. Five nj