Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-06-06
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.


| Miss Douglas Stubs, of Richmond,
is visiting Judge and Mrs. S. NJ. B.
COulling
Hunter Mcclure. of Richards, left
Saturday for Lynchburg to enter q
business college.
Miss Emmsline Peirce will leave to-
morrow for Rosehil to visit her Uncle.
DR.. David PIERCE.
Charles Rousseau. of Christiansburg,
returned home yesterday after an ex-
tended visit to friends here.
Buy your flour before it goes higher
Car Gold Medal just received
Tazewell Supply Company
Miss Mary Brown is home from Alb
lngdon, where she has been attending
Martha Washington College.
Judge J. H. Stuart, of Roanoke. came
yesterday, to look after some personal
matters and visit old friends.
Hons. Barnes Gillespie and Thomas ].
Muucy are in Harrissonburg this week
attending United States court
H. r. Hawthorne attended the COM
mencement exercises of the Female
Normal, at Farmville the first Of the
week.
Miss Barbara Britain, who has been
student at the Female Normal School
in Fsrmville, arrived home on last Sat
urdsy.
Miss Margaret Jackson returned
Tuesday from Farmville, where she has
been attending the State Female Nor
NAL School
Miss Louise Speer is home for the
holidays from Abingdon, where she at
tended Martha Washington College the
past session.
New line Iron Bed Steads, Mattresses.
Furniture and House Furnishing Goods
Tazewell Supply Company
There will be preaching in the Burkes
Garden Baptist church next Sunday at
IL a m, and $3.50 p. m, by the pastor,
I. H. Campbell.
Miss Claire Guilaume, Richmond. is
the guest of Judge S. c. Graham and
family to attend the Kilby- Graham wed
ding on next Tuesday.
Roy St. Clair, who is taking a course
in pharmacy at Columbia University in
New York City, is here to spend his va
cation with his parents.
w! G. Harrison, who has been spend
ing the winter in Florida, has moved to
Waynesville, N. c., where he will con-
duct tourist hotel this summer.
Rev. Walton H. Greever, of Columbia.
S. c.. native son of old Tszewell, will
oliver the address before the Alumni
Association of Roanoke College on next
Tuesday morning.
James F. Beavers, a Tazewell boy.
was given the empty honor of the demo-
cratic nomination for congress for the
Fifth district of West Virginia on Tues
day at Huntington, w. Va.
Miss Jennie v. Hale, daughter of sup
ervisor Charles Hale, of Falls Mills, and
Mr.. Grover w. Wagner, of Graham,
were united in marriage, in the parlors
of the Jeffersonville Hotel yesterday bv
Rev. j. K Spring, of Graham.
Army Shoes, Saddle Pockets. Brides.
Saddles and Halters for sale, ct less
than half the government paid 10 have
them mede-The Shoes and Saddles ere
new, Saddle Pockets and Brides have
oeSn slightly used.
Tazewell Supply Company
Dcs. c. A. Thompson and R. P. Copen-
haver left yesterday for johnson City,
Tenn for visit to the Eaters trotheIs.
John and L. l.. Copenhavcr From there
they will go to Abingdon to attend the
! meetings OF the Southwest Virginia
Dental Association, tomorrow and
Saturday.
There will be Demorest Medal con-
test at the Methodist church on the
evening of the 14th, at O'Clock. A
number of the young men of the CITY
will participate in the contest and, with
the musical part of the program, an
evening of pleasant entertainment pro-
missed to those who attend.
Miss Jeanne Thompson, of this place.
who in connection with her studies in
the Female Normal School in Farmville
took course of music in the Conserva-
tory connected with that school, has
been appointed to position on the fac
ulty of the Conservatory for the coming
year. She is now visiting relatives at
Buena Vista, and will not be home until
next week.
Our business is growing every day.
why? because we sell better goods for
same money, Same goods for less money.
We can afford to do so, as we buy in
big quantities and therefore are able
to make lower prices. See.
TazeweIl Supply Company
Attorney E. L. Greever left Tuesday
for Wytheville to appear before the
Supreme court of Virginia on yesterday
and from there goes to Wheeling, w.
Va, where, tomorrow. he will argue,
on behalf of the State, in the petition