Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-01-25


will examine the date following
their name, and if you owe for your
psper remit the amount promptly.
Do it today.
Cecil Peery is quite i'll at his home
east of town.
Major R. R. Henry was in Richmond
first of the week.
Eugene Peirce, of Jewell, was here
on business last Thursday.
Mrs. J. P. Hartman left yesterday for
Pocahontas to visit friends there.
Samuel Buchanan Thompson is in
Tennessee this week buying cattle.
Rev. S. o. Hall will preach at North
Tazewell next Sunday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock.
Mrs w. B. F. White. of Richlands,
spent the weekend with friends and
relatives at this place.
Captain R. T. Bowen, of BIuefeld.
spent last Thursday with his mother
Mrs Gussie Bowen, of this place.
A. P. Crockett, of Coeburn. private
secretary to Congressman c. Bascom
Siemp, was IN the city Tuesday.
Judge S. NJ. B. Coulling returned
Sunday from WEIGH, W. Va, where he
had been on professional business.
F. w. Pendleton was in Honaker
Monday looking after the interests of
the F. W. Pendleton Insurance Agency
The Bible Class of the PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday school will meet with Mrs. w.
A. Scott tomorrow afternoon at 8
O'Clock.
Attorneys T. C. Bowen and A. s.
Hlgglnbotham returned Saturday from
Wytheville, where they had been at
tending court.
The latest word from little Russell
Painter, now in the Johnston Willis
hospital, in Richmond, is that he con-
tinues to improve.
d. a. Bowen returned Saturday from
Richmond, where he had been to see
MS father, Captain Henry Bowen. who
has been i'll for some time in the capital
city.
Miss Allie Grey Buchanan, relieved
Professor Carson, of the High School
faculty, the first of the week, while the
latter was experimenting the arduous
job of moving.
Attorneys j. w. Chapman and Ell
Greever returned Sunday from wythe-
vile, where they appeared before Judge
Fulton Kegley, in Vacation, in the Hurt
insurance case.
Hon. Barnes Gillespie, United States
Attorney, accompanied by his assist
ants, Hon. T. j. Muncy and Nye Britts.
left Sunday for Big Stone Gan to at.
tend United States court, now in ses-
sion there.
Mrs. Geo. w. st. Clair left Tuesday
for a visit to friends in Roanoke. and
Will go from there to Staunton to visit
her daughter, Miss Margaret, who is a
student at Mary Baldwin Institute. and
her father, DR.. Geo. S. Walker.
Hon. A. P. Gillespie is in Richmond
taxing treatment at the Johnston-Willis
hospital. His SOD, Willie, accompanied
him there. Mrs. Gillespie and daugh-
ter, Miss Mayola, will soon ioin them
and they will all go to Florida or Ber-
muda Tor the remainder of the winter.
The Woman's Club met in the library
OF the High School building on yester-
DAY afternoon. In the absence of the
president, Mrs. Barnes Gillespie pre-
sided. Mrs. S. o. Hall read an excel
lent paper on French Literature and
the Romantic School" A general dis
cussIon followed by members present.
John W. Campbell, the hermit lime
burner" Of North Tazewell, is on trip
through the Elkhorn coal fields this
week. MIR. Campbell says, however.
that he is only looking after old trade
and not soliciting new at present. as If
Is all he can do to keep ahead of his
orders. All business will be the same
here in short time.
Rev. W. A. Hall and family left Mon
day for their new home at Lexington.
Mo. The names of Rev. Geo. II. Gill
mer, Of Draper; Rev. S. o. Hall, of
Tazewell, and Rev. Mr.. McFadden, of
Richmond, have been mentioned in con-
nectlon with the vacancy in the Presby-
terrain church, caused by Rev. Mr.. Hall
gong to Aissouri.-WythevilIe Core
'pondence in Pulaski Times.
A marriage of local interest was SOL |
emnized at the Hotel Matz in Bluefield
IN last Saturday, when Miss Ethel Vir-
ylnia Hartman, of Tiptop, became the
bride of Mr.. Massie T. Gravley, of Ber-
Wind, w. Va. The bride is one of Taze-
Wells handsomest and most attractive
Young ladies and a successful feacbar