The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-09-12

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burg, are visiting in the home of Mrs
Motley.
Miss Virgie Morton, of Crewe, is visi
ung her mother, Mrs. Mamie Morton
on high street.
Mr. and Mrs. r. 5. Paulett, Mrs. ].
Nj. Crute and Mrs. e. f. Bugg returned
Wednesday from Atlantic City.
No combination of circumstance can
overcome the advantage of advertising
IN the right kind Of way.
Mr.. John T. Crenshaw and Miss
Lula 5. Lipscomb will be married
Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
Miss Lillian Philips, Of Norfolk. is
visiting Misses Lula and Libbie Lips.
comb.
The Normal girls brighten our homes,
our streets, our churches, our lives.
The weather permitting, there will
be large crowd at the reunion at Five
rorhs, next tuesday.
We offer the daily Richmond Dis
patch or Times and the Herald both
one year for only 1926
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson, of Amelia.
who haye been visiting Judge and Mrs.
Hundley, returned home last Monday.
The Herald's invariable charge for
obituary, business resolutions and
memorials is five cents per line.
The Farmville High School opened
It's present session last Monday with
nearly one hundred pupils in the seve-
raj departments.
Mr.. Asa Farrar, formerly of Farm.
vile, but now of Palm Beach, Fla,
paid hurried visit to Mr.. J. b. Farrar
last Sunday.
Union services have ended for the
season, and now our churches will be
crowded and frightened by the
presence of the Normal girls.
Mr.. +. &. Thornton, with his
daughter and grandson, all of Brook.
yn, New York, has been on his annual
visit to the home of Mr.. w. G. Venable.
Mr.. J. NJ. Venable will leave today
or an extended trip through the West,
visiting many places ofin;erest, includ-
ng the famous Yellow Stone Park.
The public is cordially invited to at
end the temperance convention to be
leld Friday, September 18th, at the
BAPTIST church at 2:3O o'clock.
Mr.. Reid McIlwaine, son Of DR..
richard McIlwaine, of Hampden-Sid- J.
ey, passed through town Sunday en- 7
quite to see his parents. He lives i'm /
Knoxville, Tenn. \
Farmyille is 10 have another new |
Merchant, who will open some time
MS month, or the first Of next. 1t is )
lr. w. Sturman, who will carry a line '
T dry goods, millinery, clothing, DC. }
Tobacco is being cut, and some haye
cen curing it for two weeks. The y
-op on the farm of Mr.. II. A. Stokes
the finest that he has ever raised.
nd it would be needless to say more h
praise. i
MIR. E. J. Whitehead and wife left S
st Tuesday far Denver, Colorado, 5
here on account Of his health they "
i'll remain for some months. Their 81
lends wish for them pleasant jour al
~ and safe return to their home. W
Mr.. Theodore Low, superintendent
the Crewe division of the Norfolk
I'd Western Railway, who has been
itically i'll, was able to be brought Il
onday from the hospital in Roanoke Sc
his home in Petersburg. He hopes ii
return TO his official duties in short hi
ne. III
Invitations have been issued an u'
'uncing the marriage of Miss Louise oe
rerley, a beautiful and attractive
Jung lady of Cumberland county, to ID
:. II. 5. Goodman. The wedding ca
II take place on the 18th instant. ne
tn
Miss Virgie Bugg and Miss Agnes
cotton left on the noon train Of last
iday to resume their work as teach
! i'm the Bristol schools. On the same a.,
lin Misses Laura Anderson and -,
ary Berkeley returned to Roanoke IN
d Miss Fannie Berkeley to Salem. 20
Mr.. b. N. Waterhouse, of Crewe, is
II speak next Sunday under the aus lie
,es Of the Y. NJ. G. A. The meeting gil
II be held at o'clock at the Baptist
urch. "Wages and Paymasters"
j be the subject. This will be q
'eting for men and boys. gri
We invite attention to an advertise DC
mt Of Capt. r. I. Adams, who an as
lnces that on the 29th inst. he will VI
4 an excursion to Richmond. The on
t is, the date selected by Capt. 10
ans is much more preferable to visit
,hmond than Labor Day and that yo
will be more successful than were "p
managers Of the excursion on the
ter date we haven't doubt. al
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