The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-07-10

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Ga. g. NJ Wu.hcr and party vii
leave COZ the Yellow about the -oih.
pr uenm3n Wa, thc guest OF DIR
White saturday and Sunday.
u.r. y.n had tomatoes from voul
a.un.e,r garden and roasting ears
A., v,nr.. Morton w,. at home on
Sunday
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the --ud Pheasant UP ana 'he"l
one. Only g - iouna uip.
Miss Gee Of Petersburg is the guest
Of Miss Robbie hefAe'ey' auu mum
pef oi iiIeh'- were entertainer 'n "e'
hoh'' '" l"''''y evening
DO would be we'll 90 remember io dis
connect the telephone connections in
your home d1I'ns thunder storms ou'
don undertake % during 'he storm
Mr. and Mrs. Walker scott are IN the
habit OF walking 10 the lithia each
morning "e'''e oi'aA ''''' "o'' W "
prefer ''e N''P 'l'''='' '''' VAIN III '''
'e 'ne "e''el'
IL these glorious rains continue, ana
our hope is that they Will, our farmer
are going Co rejoice boz full gamers and
a. lhe same '''ns ''e''o'i' ID oli "'S'' "''
1--WE '''l'i''
The excursion via lhe y ana W. To
the sea side ON The --nd promises TO Ot
que '' 'D7 ''s' W '''o ''''' >''','
oiuei is PROMISED anu i'' 0'e' ei'" y"
'Ds '' NC '''o " e''
Our German friends VINO nave ie'
Gently made their homes with U.s. are
busy ON their respective farms ana we
are expecting more 'han TWO oiaues Oh
grass ''''' '"'' 0"' b '''
The iouIlh I'D faiul'lle was 'iee
from fuss of fire crackers or the small
boy. quiet reigued and the ordinary
Saturday crowd was not I'D evidence.
Farmville's only branch, Grocers 10y
name. has been on the rampage again.
Lovers found am impossible barrier in
it on last Sunday night But what
lover cares to reach home before MD
night?
Dr. and Mrs White are enjoying
their new nursery" immensely. 1t
is one of the most c1mmodious aud at
tnciye in town. Strange that they
did not sooner appreciate the necessity
ior such "a convenience and luxury.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
viii pat the parsonage Of the church in
thorough repair for the pastor elect
Rev Mr. McAiisIer, VINO VIII oegih ms
msioraie here in september
The electrical storm boz Farmville on
last sunday evening was unusual in
force and duration. Itbegan about $50
and lasted until after midnight There
were some nervous ones amongst us,
hut no one was hurt.
Alas, our old friend Dick ' law
Kim, ha. long since passed over the
river" and Famvlle no longer enjoys
the fourth of July stew. What pleas
antmemories gather about the simmer
ing pot. tine smoking lamb and the bot
tied beer. Will We ever look upon their
like again
The horses hitched To the wagon OF
Mr Ben Gillian, of Buckingham, made
things lively on our Main street ior a
few minutes on las; Monday fortu-
uaieIy they were stopped before much
damage wa, done.
We have had some warm days of
late. iu-ta few of them. but generally
me summer with as has been delight
fuI Those Of us who recall the early
hours of last Tuesday morning, must
recall them "a. ideal. Neither noun
tain nor sea side can improve on such
conditions.
kinder,,rfen which simply means
children. garden. will i'm future occupy
20. prapsr place I'm the curriculum of
the state Female Normal And this