The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-07-11

ViS ~ asked 10 the advertisement
y Superintendent Garden.
j. Judge Flournoy arrived her yestel
day from Texas. looking hail. and hear
~.
Judge Crute hasn't been singing O
late but you may listen for him afte
the rest-on.
There is work enough in our county
To Keep Mr. Buck with Us and busy the
rest OF his natural life.
What railroad project next? Take
care OF your own roads and let railroads
take care Of themselves.
Mr.. w. Z. Orange, of Wherum.
Penn, is visiting his brothers, Messrs.
{. ). and Il. L. Orange.
Union services at our churches have
been announced again. Let's know
each other better and love each other
more.
Our housekeeper would do well not
to ignore the day Of the blackberry
blackberry jam is mighty good jam.
Whortleberries are good raw or cook |
ed' and morn, noon aud night. The |
fact Is the "woods is fullp Of good
things.
Mr.. }. NJ. WOOtOn and little son. Of
Jennings Ordinary, who are at the
Lithia Springs Sanitarium. will return
home tomorrow.
DR.. Anderson is receiving congratu.
latiOns, and DIR. White tells us that the
young baby is pearl" Of priceless
value.
The Richmond Times Is Justly
proud Of It's "color work" And it does
look New Yorkish with the "yellowp
left out.
Mrs. DR.. J. \. Jones, MIS- Epes and
Mrs. Haskins, Of Blackstone, Va, are
visiting Capt ;. w. Paulett and wife
at Stanley Park.
Mr.. J. K. Robinson, who was ,
recently operated on at Richmond is ,
reported TO be improving satisfactorily I
and expects to return home in few +
days. 7
Mrs. G. J. Orange and sister. Miss C
Daisie Davis, returned from Rich e
mond Tuesday, accompanied by Misses a
Minta and Viola Dowdy, Of East
Street. x
Misses Maude Leigh and Lillian &C
Hagan, the beautiful and accomplished III
daughters Of Hon. r.. +. Hagan, ofWn- &C
on, n. C., are visiting their grand ~
ather, Col. b. w. l.. Blanton, Of Cum
'erand.
What happy time our police force F,
would have if it were all day work. on
4et's all agree to be good after 10 p. H., lii
nd let them 90 to bed to sleep until tr;
lOrning. tu
Lynchburg Advance, Wednesday: III
lr. b. ;. Hooper, who has been visit m'
x relatives and friends in Farmville We
nc. Richmond, returned to the city this
forming cal
Mrs. r. ID. Burger Of Birmingham,
Ia, is visiting the home of Mrs. w. -.
. Burger. She will be joined in few Pc
'ys by her husband, who Will be here
his summer vacation.
Farmville's pleasure vehicles are more for,
Imerous than ever and more stylish. onl
he steppers are high headed and spir fro,
ID, and we know at least one lady owl
no will not ride as long as she can rect
Xix. She prefers being worn out to his
ing thrown out. ue
II is passing strange that parents arri
II sit quietly in doors during severe i'm
under storms and watch children at met
" under the trees i'm the yard ? fore
netimes the deadly crash comes and excl
m the folly stands out i'm the vivid ever
ors Of the lightnIngs flash. Let's
sensible IN the use Of means.
Inc of our farmers left home early 49,.
last Saturday morning enroute to hord
IN, but stopped on the way to help ,,as
49, -, '"'e'" wheat hope
ats practical, and useful and helps -
lbination and cooperation. Let the and
ners combine and meet successfully ona
e-''0'''"' VI al o'iei cono'hes' ladiC
good long rest in the middle of ing ,
uay must DE goOd Tor man and FarI
st during these long, hot days. For w
printer, there is no such thing as ersin
Only time to swallow a hasty nera
ner and then at the case again, and do y
e all day and every day. People " be
have the news and that's the way for Y
I've II " 'hein' ten I
he first Of the summer series of and
IN services between the churches of
u were held i'm the Methodist
rch Sunday night, preaching by WI
Potts. Under the arrangement "hea
e for this summer each pastor will Inc
iuct services at his own church. sent
I Sunday night the services will how
ED at the Presbyterian church. made
'untry people "bave the Drop on ne's
naonle inst pow Eros,, ,,aoo,a Many
ft.. remel