The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-10-03

- ''N'N w AOi"NiNSS anu lIienuS.
Miss Lille Lipscomb and her cousin
Miss Lillian Phillips, are visiting nea
| Prospect.
The excursion to Richmond, Mon
day, carried very few people from
Farmville.
Watch for the Who What When
parade today between the hours Of 1.
and O'Clock.
Mr.. Alfred Morrison is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Portia l.. Morrison. of the
Normal school.
No combination circumstances can
overcome the advantage of the right
kind of advertising. Try the Herald,
Miss Louise Twitty, who has been
visiting Miss May Paulett, returned
last Tuesday to Suffolk.
Miss Ruby Ransom, a very charming
young lady Of Felden nelghborhood.
wa N town Wednesday.
Miss Estelle Davis, of Richmond.
who is visiting Miss Henry ellis, will
return home Monday.
Miss Grace Gibbs, of Manchester,
who has been visiting Miss Ella Burger,
returned home yesterday morning.
Mr.. Spencer Burger left yesterday for
Richmond to resume his medical
studies.
Mr.. James Elan and two daughters,
Of Columbia, Tenn, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il. Elan.
Mrs. Cornelious Thomas, of Ports
mouth, is visiting her brother, Major
John h. Martin.
Rev. Or. Harding left yesterday for
Enfield, N. C., where he expects to
enjoy months vacation.
Misses Ruth, Hannah and Carrie
Wilson, of Charlotte county, are visit
ing Mrs. James w. Womack.
Mrs. w. S. Ayres, of Richmond, Is
the guest Of her friend, Mrs. Leila
Spencer.
Miss Mary Wade left last week for
Arvonia, Buckingham county, to
teach in a graded school.
Hon. John ]. Doyne, State Superln-
tendent of Public instruction Of Arkan-
sas, is paying his old home and friends
a pleasant visit.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Venable, has returned from
an extended tour of the West. While |
IN the West, he spent some time at the
Park.
Col. G. NJ. Walker, accompanied by
Mrs Walker, Miss Mary b. Walker
md Miss Ida Thackston, spent a portion
If this week in Richmond.
Messrs. J. A. Spencer, J. +. Lyon,
4. G. Crute, and DR.. J. NJ. Hamlet,
members Of the Farmville Fox Club,
eft Monday morning for weeks hunt
d Cumberland county.
The offering of primings on the
1armville market this week has been
mall. 1t is the opinion Of many that
early all of this stock has been market
d.
The foundation for the new Norfolk
, Western depot, has been completed,
nd the work of laying white brick is
'ell under way. being almost a frame
Ugh. The work is being pushed for
'ard as rapidly as possible. There is
ct considerable grading to be done.
The witicism of hi Tom Ward, Nat
lossom, Geo Weaver and Geo. Lam Z
ert kept large audience in one con-
nuous roar Of laughter, and every i
atron of the Lyceum Theatre voted
le "Who What When Ministries" the
est minstrel organization ever seen in L
etroit Detroit, Michigan Free Press. 0
Public attention is directed to the
ivertisement of Mr.. A. V. Russell in a
hich he announces the Inauguration I
a real estate and rental business. a
'e bespeak for him success With his
lterprise and cheeFfully commend ?
I'M to those having business il that h
ne. p
Among the guests from a distance
no attended the Lancaster-Cralle =
arriage were: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w.
wen, Of South Boston; Mrs. Fannie
cIlwaine, OF Roanoke, Va, Mr.. and
rs. II. 5. Robertson, Of Blackstone;
ev. James Lancaster, of Perth Amboy, II
j.. and Mrs. Bette Venable, Of :,
\
Mr.. G.. c. Fleming, who has been b
lite sick for the past ten days went to "
Tuesday for treatment and
here he will have the ministrations Of 81
other and sisters. The friends Of Mr.. n
emiug hope for his speedy recovery r
q return to Farmville. He was f.
eompanied to Richmond by DIR. Win
)n. OF
We ask the attention Of our many ia
iy readers to the advertisement Of M
essrs. r. w. Garnett & Co., in which 81
ey announce special sale, for ten
Us only Iof cloaks and ladies' skirts.
ese goods are elegant in material
d makeup, of the newest and most NJ
fish patterns, and the assortment is 81
lple to meet any and all require Ii,
,nts. The sale commences next til
,nday, October 9th. 10
Be good enough TO remember that 90