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The Tazewell Cotillion club gave the best dance of the season in Greever's hall last Saturday night. The occasion was a twilight dance, the arrangement of the lights giving the effect of twilight. Wright's Saxophone orchestra, of Columbus, furnished the music, and those who are informed pronounced the music of the trio as the best ever had here. The following couples were on the floor: Jack
APPLETON with Miss GEORGE, Berkley GILLESPIE with Miss
MCCALL, R.P. SANBORN (Berwind) Miss PALMER (Graham), Atwill
SOMERVILLE with Miss CARR, Kenneth PATTY with Miss Aneta
GILLESPIE, Jack PENDLETON with Miss HENRY, Robert
CROCKETT with Miss Maybell GREEVER, Ed GREEVER with Mrs. Lucy
WALKER, Graham PRESTON with Miss E. MCKAIN, Chance
BUCHANAN with Miss Ola NICKERK (Baltimore, Md) Tom GEORGE with Miss
DAILEY, Sam HOOVER with Miss Ida CHRISTIAN, Robert
MOORE with Miss TURK, Presley THOMAS with Miss HAWKINS and
MILLARD, Edward JACKSON with Miss Mary MCCALL, Sid
COULLING with Miss Sallie BRITTIAN, Walter KISER with Miss Blanch
BROWN, Mr. PAINTER (Bluefield) with Miss HAYNES, Robert
HOPKINS with Miss Lula JONES, Mr. ELSON with Miss
STEELE, E.S. THOMAS (Berwind) with Miss Myrtle HANKINS. Stags: Estil
STEELE, Jim HAWKINS, Alex ST. CLAIR Jr., Joe
MCGUIRE, Dr. L.W. WITTEN, D.S. SCHEPPERT (Bluefield) Messrs.
OWEIN and BATTLES (Berwind) Mr. Thomas (Beech Fork) William Reese
DODD (Bluefield) Otis ST. CLAIR, Bluefield. Chaperons: Mrs. R.B.
GILLESPIE, Mrs. W.T. GILLESPIE, Mr. and Mrs. A.G. RUSSELL, Mr. and Mrs. G.H.
FUDGE, Dr. and Mrs. P.D. JOHNSTON, Mr. and Mrs. A.J. GILLESPIE, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
ST. CLAIR, Mr. and Mrs. W.L. MOORE, Mr. and Mrs. W.H.
PEERY.
News reached this office of the death of Newton WALK. He was a native of Thompson Valley, this county. He spent last year in this section, returning some time ago to the west where he owned a farm. He died some time ago, but for some reason the sad news did not reach this office until recently. He was a good man, had entered the ministry and gave promise of usefulness. His sister, Mrs.
STEPHENSON, lives here, and his brothers and other relatives are well-known people of this county. His death is said to have been due to brights disease. He left a wife and several small children.
Misses Hellen and Nell GILLESPIE were here this afternoon from Knob, where they have spent the past twelve days visiting their brother Will and family. Two of Mr.
GILLESPIE'S children returned home with them.
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