Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-09-26
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

l. Heery Is taxing IN IN
Roanoke fair this week.
Miss Lena Kelly is spending the wee
with reistives and friends in Burke
Garden.
captain A. J. Tynes, whose illness W
have noted from time to time. continue
to improve slowly.
Hon. ami Mrs. Edward Conner .
Brsmwell. were here Sunday as tn
guests of Rev. and Mrs. c. X. Brown
Mr.. and Yrs. A. C. Brewst r Of
WEIGH, w Va. were visiting their son.
Or. q W. Brewster. and takiog in the
fair here last week.
Mr. and Mrs Wiley Osborne. Miss
Nellie and little Miss Virginia Osborne.
Oh Gfaham, were the guests of Mr.. and
MIS- J. 2. Knoll on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Crockett Of
otansoury, Mo, who have been visiting
relatives and friends here for the mast
month, left Tuesday for their home.
Judge S C. Graham. James P. Whit
man and Charles Scott are attending
the meeting of the Grand Camp United
Confederate Veterans in Pulaski this
week.
Miss Ssllie McCIntock, who has been
so Ill with typhoid fever Tor several
weeks is much better, and her ultimate
recovery is now hoped for 10y her many
friends
j. 5. Bennett left thi, morning for
Cooper, W. Va. in response to a tele-
gram announcing the desperate illness
OF his brother, VIM. z. Bennett. with
typhoid fever.
Hon. Joseph S Gillespie on Tuesday
weighed up bunch of seventy-six ex-
port cattle that averaged l. 551 pounds q
mead. 1t Is doubtful if this can be beat
en- anywhere in the southwest this wear
Misses Hattie, Lucy Byrd and Minnie
Hsrman left last week for Lynchburg.
tue former to resume her position as in
s1ructor IN music in Virginia Christian
College and the latter two as students
Buy Swift's Red Steer Fertilizer and
you VIII make no mistake. Three car
ioaos on hand. Hear what some of our
biggest farmers say about Swift's Red
cheapest. ''ie
Hon /. j. Muncy, of this place. ad-
dressed the voters Of Dickenson county
at ClintwOod ON Tuesday. He is one of
the most popular speakers in the Ninth
district. and is in constant demand dur.
ing q political campaign.
Preaching in Mr.. C II. REYNOLDS
mouse On his lower place on Cavitt's
Greek next Sunday at II q. m, bv Rev
1. H. Campbell A cordial invitation is
extended 10 one and all to attend the
services
we ask our friends one and all to nav
US taelr accounts promptly on the FIRST
OF October We will commence taking
inventory on the 10th, and want to he
time. ~ 'iS'
The Tazewel Supply Co.
Rev. J. O. Straley, presiding elder of
the Iazewell district. will preach in the
High School Chapel Sunday Morning at
II O'Clock, and at North Tazeweil at
1880 p. m. This is the occasion of the
fourth quarterly meeting of the Metbo-
dist church here.
Hon. Ralph d. Cole, of
OH, d Hon. J. n. Har-
man, OF azewell. will address
the citizens at Richlands at
noon and Graham at night on
Saturday, September 2Sth.
We want to reduce our stock "a mncb
as possible for our inventory. which we
Wlll commence taking on the 10th of
october We will make it to volr in
!eest to look over our big stock and see
IL Ihore is not something you can buv.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
An even dozen of Tazewel's fair
young daughters left last week for Alb
lngdon to attend Martha Washington
college, this winter. On Monday Misses
Lyde Peery, Bessie Peery, Margaret
and Mamie Rose Whitley started and
Friday Misses Mary and Nav Brown.
Marie St Clair, Mary Moore, Louise
Speer and Margaret Steele. of this
place, and Mary Moss, of Burkes Gar
den' left for the same institution.
The many friends in this county of
Captain John C. Hopkins will regret to
learn of his death, which occurred at
his home in Catlettsburg, KY, last
week. Captain Hopkins was born and
reared in this county, where he has
large circle of relatives. He was q
brother of Mrs. John w. Crockett and
Mr.. Otis Hopkins of this place, and was
sixty eight years old. He left TazewelI
many years ago and has since made his
nome in Catlettsburg.
HAVE YOU GOT THE HABIT OF
lot paying attention TO the nricas