The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-02-21
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
NeAer Wind.

Au.t tAe blizzard. blown. b5e
uorrsy or the Fo.tl July
when acli ai. bee melunr
Miss Beverly COX. daughter II Nh
aud Mrs VI Cox, is on the sick li.r
Mr. " a Pnddy. a leading plante
OF Bney ueighblrhood. was in tow
Wednesday
Miss Charlotte T. Martin. of Char
lDtie-ville, Is visiting her friend. Mis-.
Mary Anderson
DID you get valentine? and how
dii you like DO? We escaped withou,
injury Thanks
The daughters Of the Coufederacy
wiii meet next Thursday afternoon iu
the Co uucil Chamber A fun attend
a1ce is earnestly desired.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Murkland left
yesterday or Baltimore. where for the
present they Will make their home.
expecting later GOA 90 60 % Chicago to
live
Rome wasn't built in day, aud Tine
trades edition VIII not be made ready
in a day, but Rome was built and Tine
trades edition viii be ready ia due
time.
The trades edition " the HERALD
will be pictured aud printed on good
paper and viii bee worth pre-ervng
All Of FamviIle ought % be- represent
ed in il.
Judge aud MIS- Crute entertained /
ihe faculty Of the Normal school and "a /
few other friends on Tuesday evening /
last, very delightfully."- at their home ON
High street
We learn from the Iyuchburg News
that Mr.. McIlwaiue Knight viii open
large wholesale clothing business in
that city Another Prince Edward
boy to the front ia business circles.
Mrs Reynolds, the venerable mother
Of Miss Reynolds, Of the Normal school.
sustained severe injuries AS tine result
of a fall while going from her room
down stairs 20 dinner at Mrs Berke-
iey's on last Tue-day.
Al the Intermediate Celebration AT
Hampden Sidney college last night
the gymnasium exhibition was given
Tonight Society celebration viii come
of, aud tomorrow night Dramatic +
Club Will give play at Sis.
Miss Maude Carter, Of Darlington o.
Heights, spent short time iu Farm o.
vile during the pas, week visiting her J
friends She was enroute u Rich q
n'nd, where she Will spend a month n
or two !
1.-THE artist hasn't your photo for a
,he trades issue, drop in an remind b
him that you are ready. There = inn "a
nense amount of detail 10 be attended
10 10 the preparation Of this paper, and 10
Il vii take time aud hearty co-opera- T
ton. n
Richmond News:-In speaking Of of
he awful ucapacity ofthe school teach. pl
Els Of this state Dr. Frazer pays no Oh
omplimeutto bis long service at the is
head Of the only institution ia the State h'
nat is devoted exclusively % training co
eaeher- Tor the State schools. a
Lynchburg News:-Sunday morning >"
IS Mrs. Lewis Jenkins was on her way
church. she slipped on tine icy pave nj
lent aud feil. breaking her arm. She in
Vas taken 90 her home on Church be
ueet, where she Was attended by a nd
MUSICIAN. Today she is fairly COM co
lf@oie' though suffering considerably sic
we would be glad 90 have brief 81.
''iorical of the different churches of ~.
"mville. Tor the trade'- edition. 49,.
ho "iil furnish them ? Somebody
Isht to take pleasure ln doing SO.
ci promptly aud don't require that
e should beg you. Has anybody IA
photograph Of one or more Of the Wi
iurch buildings? ioI
Pa
4 Jew folks in Fumvile, very few, for
y The trades edition OF the HERALD sn,
il "dono good. that is that advertise. yl
AjaiieIous Advertising, won't pay. foil
bat would Manamaker think Of such -eh
.Ns. Oh Colono. Thomas +. Goode. of Ia,
echieuOurge or Douglas the shoe mau2 vo,
any other man who thinks al ale ru
'ey ATE queer folks. and that's all If
me spring time willyet come. gentle TIE
'oei' and with the bursting buds Teal
'omng flowers green grass, aud sing
birds. Nature is not dead. bat a
''iou' and glowing resurrection morn "
'"e'h nigh BE- of good courage you in 4
Do suffer by reason of the cold. The pi''
'" drops Val take the place Of the anr
D" lakes and the green will drive WOO
ay lhe gloom, the -uubeams will
Tue on men aud cheer them at their
rk n