The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-07-14

MlS HOODS ana daughter, Miss Eta
of Richmond, are visiting Mrs. ;. W
Paulett, Jr.
That mcademized road Hurry up
friends, what is to be done mus, be
done quickly
Mrs. Shelton Davis, of Lynchburg,
is visiting her grand daughter, Mrs.
Eugene Robinson.
Miss Maud Carter, of Darlington
Heights, is the guest of Misses Fannie
and Katie Wells.
A frame dwelling at Hampden-Sid-
ney for rent. See advertisement i'm
another column.
Miss Sallie Holman, oneo of Danville's
fairest daughters, is visiting friends
and relatives here.
Miss Ethel Kelly, who has been
visiting Mrs J. b. Wall, returned to
Richmond last week.
Mrs. Geo. H. Wright and daughter,
Miss Vivian, Of Charleston, s. c., are
visiting relatives here.
Mrs J. w. Cawthorn and children, of
AppomattoX, are at the home of her
mother, Mrs. X. l. Morris.
Mr.. ". Scott Holman, former resi-
dent Of Farmville, but now living in
Amelia county, was in town this week.
Mrs Dir. Winston, accompanied by
her three boys, went to Richmond on
Wednesday TO attend the b. Y. p. L.
Convention.
Mr.. G. d. Fleming, the sight Of whose
Jolly face makes US always glad, spent
several days here looking after i'm
provements on his storehouse.
Judge b. a. Hancock and his little
daughter Miss Ella, returned to their
home near Forest Hill Park, Chester
field county, Va, on Wednesday.
DR.. Frazer, Of the State Normal /
School, has visited the summer schools
in the interest Of his, and when last
heard from was en- route to Boston,
Mass
The Baptist people Of Rice and Sandy
River churches, than whom there are
none better, are much pleased at secur-
ing the services Of Dr. Geo +. Bagby.
His home is at the first named place.
What sad phase of our common
humanity it is, to view the pleasure
which people find in fratricidal strife
and neighborhood brawlsl To them
there is no virtue in efforts TO heal and
although tile Master blesses
SUCH
Mr. J. l.. Hart, editor Of this paper
is away this week attending the Press
Association annual meeting at the
Rockbridge Springs He has for years
been secretary of this body. Mrs. G.
II. Hart and his sister, Miss Myrtle,
eft with him on Monday.
Judge Flournoy ought to be heard
III over the state on "Virginia Before
he War" The old enjoy the pictures
ne draws so true to life, while the
'oung need to have emphasized the
ruths of history which text books do {
not always teach.
"Nhat beautiful town you have,
uch handsome residences and business
Houses and splendid factories and ware q
iouses, and well shaded streets ~ S
his remark from a stranger startled !
ne Of our citizens the other day. He
ad never thought of it. He now
nows that it is without peer in the
tate.
We VIII watch with interest the g
lture career of our former young a
)wnsman, a. Paul Bagby. He is a n
all A. NJ graduate Of Richmond Col
'ge, which means triumph after hard, u
atient labor; he grfces alike the plat a
'rm and the ball ground, is full Of
outhful vigor and only awaits b
nauce in the future. v
Our colored friends Of the Farmville
BAPTIST Church, esteem themselves for
inate in securing as pastor Rev. Dr.
Vm Kirby, who is one Of the ableSt y.
f their preachers. We trust that he
'ill do a great work here. No where
u earth more than here do people of y
very class and condition dwell to- =
ether in unity" The conduct Of the
etter class ofour colored people in all
nat relates To good citizenship cannot ..
e too highly commended.
Rev. Or. Mcllwaine is ever on the d.
ing in active effort for II. ;. College h
nd Hoge Academy. In quick success Ii
ON he has visited Richmond, Peters M
arg, Pittsylvania, Danville and other
.lLIs Would he were lMiusLA n,
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