The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-06-14
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.


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Who loves the tree. be,is
%, said thc Fall.
"l give luscious fruits.
Bright limits ALE"
WHO love. the trees bc,te
"l ioye them hest"
Harsh Winter answered.
"l give them re-t."
Alice May Douglas
Mrs T. A. Gillian is staying with
her daughter, Mrs. X. G.. smith. and
is quite sick.
Mrs. b S. Hooper, of Lynchbure.
fwho has been extremely ID is reported
very much improved.
The condition of Mr.. G.. r Morton.
who has been ill for several weeks, is
said not to be SO favorable.
Mrs WiIlingham, of South Boston.
Va, is visiting in the home of her
nephew, Mayor Blanton.
Mrs. Leila Bliss Spencer left yesier-
day for Knoxville, Tenn, where She
VIII spend month or more visiting
friends
BY reason Of what edict has the dog
tax law been suspended; and if not
suspended why pass il 10y unnoticed
this year?
Rev. r.. f. Boykin, Of Abingdon, Va.
is visiting his old home here. Mr..
Boykin expects to spend his summer
vacation in Canada.
Every piece of goods in an establish
ment is desired 10y some one. Adver-
Using helps 10 get the attention Of the
one who wants each article.
Mr. Paul Murkland is in FarmvilIe
with Mrs Murklaud who has been in.
We are glad to note the marked i'm
provement IN her condition
Salem Sentinel: Miss Fannie Berke- z
ley, one of our best known teachers in
the Salem Graded and High School. I
left yesterday for her home in Farm
Vile, Va [
Miss Emma Green, Of Roanoke, is
visiting Miss Mary Berkeley The .,
hostess entertained her guest last Fri :.
lay evening with card party. d,
The man who does not wish To go i'm +,
tructed TO vote in Convention for the \
.hoice Of the majority, should not be {,
.andidate for delegate to the Norfolk $,
convention.
Messr-. r. G. Richardson and Z. II. al
richardson returned home Monday W
rom Baltimore. The latter has been W
TENDING Johns Hopkins during the h
.ast session fo
Mr. and Mrs Asa Farrar and child Oh
en, Of Henderson, n. C.. spent several Oh
avs quite pleasantly visiting their old as
ome friends. While here they were Oh
he guest Of Mr. and Mr.. j. b. Farrar M
The marriage Of Mr. Hugh O'Gara -
nd Mrs. Sallie w. Hooper is announced ~
D come or on Wednesday, June 26th, w.
high noon. The nuptials will be at
be home Of The prospective bride, in ~
~
Mr. Edward II Richardson and Mr.. tb
fired Morrison have had the honor of la,
ling re- awarded the scholarship al a.
bins Hopkins University. This is
le 10 their good mark and high stand of
II. o.,
The Farmville Guard will decide sta
.fnitely at its next regular meeting am
neither they will 90 in encampment an
r one week at Ocean View. Accord TIM
z 10 agreement the cost per capita th,
all not exceed the -uin of s. 40. bel
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Armi-tead an mac
.unce the marriage Of their daughter WI
ISIS Jennie Madison, to Mr. Louis acc
aWley, on the 25th Of June 1901, at too
20 O'Clock p. m at their residence i'm
lmberland county The friends Of to
On families aie invited. No cards. ste
The Newport News Herald: Rev. r SOL
Eggleston, pastor Of the first Pres
terrain church, Portsmouth, has re-
med, to take effect July He says T.
rs. Egge-ton requires change Of e.a
mate and that he is considering calls
nm the Third Church, Richmond.
d Rock Hill, 5. G..
Mr. w. + Gamett will succeed Mr.. I
W. Garnett as inspector tobacco wo
the Star Warehouse. He has I
de acquaintance among the growers I
tobacco i'm all our counties, and I
lecially in Buckingham from which of
. Garnett comes. The firm name of I
, warehouse does not change, stand. fru
; a. before, Garnett Morris d SheI- dit
I'd. +
letter addressed 90 the Montague you
10 Of Prince Edward from Mr.. Mon. J.
.ue advises that he will be glad 10 l.
lsider am invitation TO make an ask
lre-s here and will do SO if possible d
e. people of Prince Edward are hot
lngly in favor of Montague for Gov. neil
or and would undoubtedly send teri
ia delegation for him if delegates u
re chosen through primary. woi
'.e work of the Fair which l. % lie not