July 13, 1900 BURKES GARDEN Miss Jennie LOWDER, from Tazewell is visiting Miss Nannie GREEVER this week. Prof. Albert GREEVER, accompanied by his sister, Miss Hattie, was out last week drumming for his school. Mrs. W.B. STEELE and son and daughter and Mrs. Marion MCGUIRE, from Cedar Bluff were the guests of Mr. J.C. WYNN last Monday night. Mr. J.K. GROSECLOSE and family are home again from a trip to friends in Giles County. Mr. C.M. WYNN and sister, Miss Mamie are visiting friends at Cedar Bluff this week. POUNDING MILL Mrs. Livie JOHNSON and her three children arrived from her home in Kentucky one day last week to spend a month with her parents Rev. and Mrs. J.R. SPARKS. Mrs. J. Marion MCGUIRE of Cedar Bluff and Mrs. W.B. STEELE and children returned last Wednesday from a weeks visit at Gratton and Burkes Garden. Misses Myrtle and Mamie CARTER of Graham, visited their friend Miss Lou MURPHY last week. Mrs. C.P. WILLIAMS went to Richlands Monday to see her sister in law Miss Effie WILLIAMS who has typhoid fever. Mrs. T.H.R. CHRISTIE of Bluefield and the babies are spending some time at her sisters Mrs. A. H. GRIFFITH. Professor was down Saturday and Sunday. Miss Lou MURPHY and Lizzie LAMBERT were visiting at Liberty last Wednesday. Mr. Will MURPHY'S child that got a ? in it's windpipe, is able to be carried out, but its condition is critical. Mrs. Benny HARRIS has a new daughter. Mr. Tom BURNETT'S child got badly burned recently. This is a second child that has had the same fate. Mr. C.M. ANDERSON an operator near Kenova, is spending his honeymoon with parent's here. Miss Pepie WILLIAMS spent a few days here last week. Rev. P.J. LOCKHART will preach here next Sunday at 11 o'clock.