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Mrs. R.E. GREEAR, who attended the week end protracted
meeting, returned Tuesday to her home at Maxwell. She has many warm
friends here.
Mrs. Tom STEELE, of Richlands and Miss Lona CRUEY, of Cedar Bluff, were
the guests Saturday of Mrs. W. B. STEELE to dinner.
Mrs. Martha SPARKS and sister, Mrs. Raymond ELLIS spent Saturday night
with Mrs. M. M. HANKINS at Richlands.
Mr. Henry PHILLIPS, who lives on Pounding Mill Branch, recently lost
his residence and outbuildings by fire, which caught from an open fire
place. He built a big fire and went out and left it on the first windy
day recently. He lost about everything, and a man and his wife who were
moving in to keep house for him lost three wagon loads, saved two.
W.B. STEELE was a business visitor to Tazewell today.
John GILDERSLEEVE of Tazewell is a business visitor here today.
W.R. SPARKS and Lawrence CRAIG were visitors to Richlands Sunday
afternoon.
Ernest MCMULLIN visited homefolks at Wittens Mills Sunday.
John B. GILLESPIE, traveling salesman for the H.P. Hite Co, of Roanoke,
left Sunday for Princeton and other points in West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. W.G. GILLEPSIE spent Thanksgiving with their brother, and
sister Mr. and Mrs. Sam GILLESPIE at Raven.
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