The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-08-29


has been visiting the Misses Wells
returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Burger. who
have been here for the past two months,
will leave Saturday for their home in
Birmingham Ala,
Mrs. l.. l.. Kester and daughter have
returned from Mountain Lake. where
they have been recreating.
Mrs. +. d. Lipscomb and children
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. = Hart.
One Of the most attractive Of the new
houses in Farmvlle il that Of Mr.. A. A..
Cox
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Slrachan, Of
Petersburg, are guests Of Mr.. and. Mrs.
w. G.. Huntington.
We are very much indebted to Mrs.
W. ii. Burger for a basket of delicious
fruit presented to us last week.
Mr.. J. d. Crawley, former popular
Farmville boy, now Of Blackstone, was
here on a short visit last Tuesday.
There is more grace Of movement
about our soldier boys since they have
again watched the movements Of the
pillows
Rival has called us again to ask
about that telephone line, and we beg
that somebody will answer for us. We
haven't word in reply.
Miss Mary b. Walker, after spend |
ing several weeks at the "Yellow" is
now sojourning near Buffalo Lithia
Springs in Mecklenburg county.
The summer is going, but the Nor
mai girls are coming BLESSINGS
as they take their flight and
A. they come TO us too.
We would be glad if our correspon-
tents would advise us when out Of
envelopes for mailing their matter to
he HERALD.
The Misses Cox, Of Knoxville, Tenn,
Who have been on their annual visit
o Buckingham relatives, have returned
lome.
Mrs. r. IL. Johnson and baby, Of
who had been spending
ONE time at the old home, returned
II last Saturday
Mr.. A f. Cralle returned Wednes- {
ay morning from Raleigh Springs,
here during the past few weeks he
improved much in health.
Remember the hour for the Richmond :
Icursion to leave 1870 a. m, Monday !.
corning next. Don't miss the trip.
he last cheap rate Of the season.
An alarm of fire was sounded yester-
~ morning about $50 o'clock, caused
: the burning Of achimney IN cabin
tuated in the Western part Of town. n
Consult the Herald's prices and ex- p
nine the Herald's stock before order r,
z your job work We are prepared p
compete with city prices and city IN
Drkmanship. st
Mrs. w. II. Richardson aud sisters, u
r.. Sallie Venable, Of Prospect, and -
. +. Clark, of Lynchburg, have been
joying the present week at the sea- g
ore. P'
Miss Pattie Watkins went to Rich ii
ond on last Saturday. She has been W
ing noble work i'm Farmville and n,
II be greatly missed, especially from
r religious circles. on
The Herald's correspondents are III
long the best Of the very best weekly ie'
wspapers i'm Virginia, and readers i'm ti'
5 and adjoining counties enjoy and III
preclate their regular and interesting IN
rk. Ia
Sc
harley Wilkerson, cOlored, sustain
a broken shoulder one day last week
being struck with a heavy stick
w. J ellis reset the injured part TN
1 the negro is getting along very ia
II. an
he committees Of Farmville and Of y"
IckstOne, are both well known in -
ir respective communities and -
mise pleasant trip 10 all who go =,
the excursion to Richmond next y"
nday. -
lad It occurred to you that we were
'rying through the last month Of see
inner? September will bring in the un
-mal's and alas. send so many Of en-,
own girls away from US. We must lgC
come the coming and speed the fen
ting guests. mi
Ir. Arthur NJ. Duvall, who but we
nth ago, entered the Anderson Drug PEI
npany's establishment, has for bust oui
reasons. severed his connection
h the firm, and will in future make \
home in Norfolk. We extend our ho,
wishes for Mr.. Duvalps success i'm ROT
newly adopted home. an,
e began the crop-season Of 1902 us
D long faces and gloomy fore me
Jugs. and now our fields are laugh Y