Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1912-03-07
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS

Mrs. R. T. Bowen and children. n,
Bluefeld, were visiting friends here on
last Saturday.
There will be meeting of the East.
ern Star on tomorrow night. There
will probably be work.
Boyer & Company are agents for the
celebrated "Keen-Kutter'' s cissors
Shears and pocket Knives.
, - Miss Frances Carr, milliner for r. C..
Chapman, who has been in the eastern
markets. returned Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Hawkins returned IN her
home at Welch Tuesday after severol
days spent with relatives here.
The patients at the Ssnatorium con.
tlnQe to improve. Miss Pearl Vail snd
little Johnnie Hodges are both much bet
ter. NC
Miss Casandra Laird. teacher in tho
school at Pocahontas. spent SANDAL
here with her mother, Mrs. Rachel
Laird. -'@S'ie'
Boyer & Company are offer;no nm
usual bargains in Bath Towels. Sheets
Shades, etc.
c. G. Redd, of Columbus. Ga. 0ener-
al agent for the American Central In
Surance Company, was a visitor here
hrst of the week.
Miss Alice Pool. of Lvnchhuro ,yho
Will be IN charge of the dressmakinO de-.
partment of r. G. Chspman's store this
on her duties. "'ei
Attorney ID. Lawrence Groner. of
Norfolk, was here Monday to attend
circuit court The case In which he was
engaged, however, went over until the
special term of court.
Star" Timothy, 80 per cent pure. IS 80
Export Timothy, standard. 8 Ok
Glit Edge Timothy, standard. d
Star Milling Company, Qnc.)
}. F. Hurt is in Peterstown. w. Va
TINS week adjusting the losses sustained
In that little town last week when al
most the entire business part of the
town was destroyed by fire.
Mrs. W. l. Painter and little SON
Russell, returned last Sunday from,
Richmond where the latter has been for
sometime IN the Johnston Willis hos
pital following an operation for amen
dicitis. oPPen-
The many friends of Mr.. John Peerv
OF North Tszewell, will regret TO learn
that he suffered stroke of paralysis on
Sunday last. The advanced age of Mr..
Peery makes his friends gravely CON
cerned as to his condition.
Walter Banner, of st. Paul. fell from
freight train, on which he was steal
ing ride, at North Tazewell on last
FRIDAY and the train passed over his
ieIt leg making 1T necessary tc ampu-
tate the leg above the knee.
A new supply of household articles of
daily utility may be found on our and
o.
them. w. T Witter &. Ta
DR.. R. B. Tucker, the eminent sne-
ciallSt IN nervous diseases, of Richmond.
vas mere sunday In consultation with
Dr. Isaac Peirce, in the case of Mr.
w. Chapman. The latter. his friends
Will be glad to learn, is some better.
Mrs. B. W. Dillon. of linton wbo
has been visiting DR.. and Mrs r II
Dillon at Dillon's Mills, Va. for the
! past two weeks, came to Roanoke Mon
day, where Mr.. Dillon Joined her for n
week visit to Mrs. Dillon's sister. Mrs.
T. j. Goggin. All o
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. G. Peery, who have
been spending the winter at Invernese
Florida, have moved to CRYSTAL River
IN the same state, where thew will 70,
main until about April LIST, and then
come to Columbia, S. c., for a visit IN
their daughter, DR.. Polly Peerv. before
returning to their home here.
Buy Page Fencing, it has stood the
test of time and storm. 1t ia 30 Nor
cent stronger than any fence on the
Star Milling Company, Qnc.)
Chance Buchanan returned last Tburs-
day from San Antonio, Texas. Chance
Is, IN way, one of the ''refugees''
from the near war now waging in Mex
leo, ne having secured position with a
contractor doing work on the Mexican
SIDE, but was unable to 90 to the iob on
account of the guerrilla fighting now
going on.
A bill having for its object the doino
away with of the "professionaI ;nror <
passed the House of Delegates last
week and is now pending in the Senate
Inc Dill prohibits any man from serving
more than once year as juror. Should
the Senate pass the measure il will he
one OF the best acts of the entire leois-
lative session.
The open session of the Music Club in
the High School chapel on last Friday
night was but poorly attended. The en-
tertalnments given by this excellent
club Is worthy of better patronage on
the part of our people. The entertain
henC On last FRIDAY night was particu-
larry good, and all lovers of good music
should have turned out to encourage the
club. WIG
We are offering nice line of queens
ware and glassware at such low prices
you can afford to throw away vour old
cracked and broken ware and Law in a
nice new supply. A meal tastes better
when served on a nice new set of Queens
ware and in dainty glassware.
w. I. Witten & Company.
R. L. Gillespie, of Graham, has been
apprised of the death at Ceres, Bland
county, of his nephew, Emmett Hubble.
The young man, who was twenty-five
years of age, had been sick for nearly
twelve months. He was the son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. W. Hubble, of Ceres. Mrs.
Hubble is sister of Mr.. Gillespie. The
young man was also a cousin of ]. p.
Catron of Graham.