April 22, 1910

GENERAL NEWS
                

Mrs. J.M. SHEPPARD, of Falls Mills left Sunday for Critz, West Virginia to attend the funeral and burial of her cousin, Hylton FULTON. Young FULTON was a student at the Randolph-Macon Academy, at Benford City. He and a number of fellow students were caught in a storm on their way to a play at the Belmont theatre, and started to run for shelter. As they reached Belmont corner, near the theater, young FULTON fell dead, death being the result of over exertion of a weak heart. Young FULTON was eighteen years old, and a son of J.W. FULTON of Critz, Patrick County Virginia.

Mr. George W. ST. CLAIR came home a few days ago with his face all swollen, one eye entirely closed and the other barely open, and in such shape that his wife even, to say nothing of his friends, didn't know him. A little boy who had been fighting yellow jackets or bumble bees, or an active campaigner in an election contest of years ago, could not have been more
"done up." But the Tazewell Lawyer encountered none of these things. He came in contact with Buchanan county poison oak, and it did him up in good style. He has been confined to his room nearly all the week, but is now out and himself again. The next time he goes to Buchanan he will be choice in the selection of his riding switches and use a spur.

Yesterday was Confederate Soldier Pension day. A number of the old soldiers were here. The Brown-Harman Camp also held a meeting and selected delegates to the annual reunion at Mobile April 26-27-28. The following were elected: Maj. R.R. HENRY, C.T. SCOTT, and J.H. CALDWELL, with Capt. C.A. FUDGE, Hugh SPARKS and M.H. HARMAN, alternates. The Camp assembled in the Court House with Major TYNES presiding and W.L. MOORE secretary.

Week ending April 15, fourth grade, Miss Elizabeth J. HUNT, teacher. Eloise BUSTON, Mary COULLING, Martha COULLING, Vara JONES, Gladys SCOTT, Mamie VANDYKE, William BOTTIMORE, Billy COPENHAVER. Seventh grade, Miss M. Louise EANES, teacher - Irene PEERY, Elizabeth WARD, Emmaline PIERCE, Mary H. PEARCE, Nancy McBRYDE, Eloise GREEVER, Nannie HELDRETH, Graham PRESTON, Sam HOOVER, James PEERY, Alex WITTEN, Andrew WITTEN.

   

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