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Mr. George C. PEERY, of this town, acted as pall bearer at the burial of Congressman Hal D.
FLOOD, who died in Washington last week.
Miss Virginia POBST, who is attending Roanoke Business College, was operated on last Monday for appendicitis. She is said to be rapidly recovering.
Mr. Albert MCCALL, War, West Virginia, was here one day this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen C. PEERY, of Gary, West Virginia, were visiting home folks here Sunday.
Andrew WITTEN, who has charge of the welding department of the Tazewell Motor Company, has this sign posted over his work bench: "Stop, think! Have you any welding to be done? We weld anything but broken hearts."
Mr. R.W. YAXLEY, who has been connected for sometime with the Gratton Lumber Co. near Gratton, which went into hands of receivers several months ago, left Tazewell
Tu for NY where he sailed on the 15th for his home in Liverpool, England. Mr.
YAXLEY hopes to return to this country next spring if business conditions improve.
Mrs. Josie PECK continues ill at the home of her brother, Mr. George W.
LEWIS.
Miss Nancy LESLIE has been laid up this week by a badly ulcerated tooth, and consequently unable to meet her music pupils.
Miss Pearl RHUDY, a popular teacher in the Tazewell High School, ran her ford car into a Hudson car on the street here Sunday afternoon and the "Lazzie" was in the hospital for several days. Doctor
WALKER soon had the machine in as good condition as before the accident. Miss
RHUDY nor the occupant of the car, Miss Mamie PEERY, were injured in the accident.
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