Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-05-30
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

w. N. Kimble, of Seven Mile Ford.
is visiting bis son, William Kimble, here
this week.
Hon. Samuel P Mustard. of Abbs
Valley, was mingling with friends here
on Monday.
Bargains in Rugs and Druggets, at
Boyer's.
Stephen S. Fox. the wealthy farmer
of Burkes Gssden. IL visiting his daugh-
ter in Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cooper, Of Key
stone, are spending the week with rela-
tives near Unaka.
H. w. Shields, of Bluefeld. land
agent for the Pocahontas Land Com
pany, was visitor here on Tuesday.
Three cakes Lenox laundry soap for
10 cents at Boyer's.
Miss Sallie Pendleton left Sunday for
an extended visit to friends and rela-
tives in Marion, Wytheville and Rad
ford.
J. B. Caudill kindly asks that the gen.
tleman who borrowed bis timers
shears return the same forthwith as he
needs them badly.
J. Walter GRAPHICAL, secretary of the
Pocahontas Consolidated Galleries Com
psny, of Pocahontas, was attending
court here Tuesday.
Sam D. Scott is in Abingdon. where
he was summoned several days ago as a
witness in a civil suit now being heard
in the FEEDER al court at that place.
Attorney r. Kemp Morton, formerly
Of Graham hut now a resident of Char
lesion, w. Va, was looking after pro-
fessionsl business here on Monday.
Three cakes Lenox laundry soap for
10 cents at Boyer's.
Judge S. NJ. B. Coulling and Attorney
VIM. H. Werth have returned from
Ashville, N. c., where they had been to
argue an important case before the
Federal Court of Appeals.
Misses Ollie and Winnie Hurt return
ed to their home here Tuesday from
Farmville, where they have been stu
dents in the State Female Normal
School during the past winter.
Salesman's line sample of Ladies
Hand Bags, Pocket Books and Purses
and leather goods at wholesale prices at
BOyer's.
DR.. George Walker, of Staunton, ar
rived here on last Monday for an ex-
tended visit to his daughter, Mrs. Geo.
W. St. Clair. His daughter, Miss Lucy.
will join him here last of the week.
Alex and Dennis Howery, of Pisgah.
each paid $50 and costs into the CITY
treasury on last Monday morning, as a
result Of too much celebrating" at the
carnival here on last Saturday night.
G. P. Coleman, of Richmond, assist
ant state highway commissions was
here on Monday and Tuesday to assist
the board of supervisors in straighten-
ing out ths wrangle over the new high
ways in the county.
WEDDING BOQUETS-Made right.
priced right, shipJ right
May Soft. RoenoEt Va
The mary friends of Miss Ethel Ste
ger will regret to learn she has been ten
dered a position in the schools of her
home town, Pulaski, and will not teach
here next session. She will leave FOR
her home Saturday.
George A. Martin expects to leave to-
day for Richmond with his daughter.
Mss Louise, who will enter a hospital
there for treatment. 1t is feared the
Young lady has appendicitis, and On ex-
animation will be made to see If the d.
agnosis is correct. They will be accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Pendleton, who
will pay an extended visit to relatives
in the Capital City.
A. H. Stowe. of Maybeury, W. Va,
engineer in chief of the Pocabontas
Consolidated Galleries Company, was
acre on Tuesday. An enthusiastic de-
voice a Lacrosse, he brought his
crosses with him, hoping to find some
players of the game here. He will be
here again on the goth of next month.
aad will be glad to meet any one inter
e. led in the royal sport.
Salesman's line samples Of Ladies
Hand Bags, Pocket Books and Purses
ard leather goods at wholesale prices
at BOyer's.
A slight change was made on last
Sunday in the schedule of passenger
trains on the Clinch. The changes,
however, II Nos. 5, II and 6, are hardly
perceptible, but there was change of
thirty-five minutes in the time of No.
IL, it now leaving the station at North
Tazewell at 11:05 instead of 1920 as
heretofore. Passengers for this train
going east now take the car leaving
fOvur at half ,oSt Ton