The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-06-26

TO greet came IS morning mellow,
pnft folks said of him ali the Time
~He> just 90 happy fellow"
Mrs. Nettie Hart went TO Richmond
last Wednesday.
This June ma, been ideal from Its be-
ginning 90 the present.
Mrs Ruby Pitney, who has been in
Richmond for some months, is home
again
n. of b has stirring arraignmeni
of prohibitionist~ in this issue Of the
Herald.
Mr. Jules Morein, Of Norfolk, is
stopping at Mr.. and Mrs George f.
Cox's for the summer
Judge Watkins returned Wednes.
day from ten days trip TO the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia.
Among the FarmvilIe people in Rich.
mond this were Col. G. NJ. Walker and
Captain p. H. c. Rice.
Dr. W a. Kearney is making hi,
residence In the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs
John d. Watkins
Mrs Geo. W Fowlkes, who is sister
Of Sergeant r. ID. Miller, is critically
100 at her home in this town.
An advertising based on common
sense will prove Of value To the man
who places it in the proper medium.
The streets Of Farmville do look lone
ly with boys aud girls all away. But
they will aagain brighten our thorough
fares
Some beauty trees had TO be removed
from the Normal school grounds ia
make room for the building which has
been commenced.
The Sunday school classes Of Mrs r..
W. Noel and Miss Fannie May Hunt,
enjoyed a days outing in Burgers
grove on the 18th inst
No cob webs accumulate in the cOgs
Of the Herald's printing presses. We
are busy, but prompt. Our work salts
fies the most exacting tastes.
There could be no better subject for
summer time discussion than that OF
good roads, but most people forget
winters mud this time Of the year.
The Wright property just South Of
the Opera House, is so remOdelled and
improved that old acquaintance hard
by recognize it as they pass by.
Cadet Frank l.. Robson has had the
honor Of being made First Lieutenant
ofthe Signal Corps at Blacksburg Col
lege Farmvile boys ever to the front.
The military alarm has dread sound
to some, but there are few who do not
promptly respond. The boys marched
cheerfully "to the 'front.' Tuesday night.
We often wonder at the storms and
why should we? "The Lord hath his
way in the whirl wind and in the
storm, and the clouds are the dust OF
his feet.n
Jobs must be right Scarce" or the
SUPPLEMENTARY Of the schools OF
Prince Edward must have suddenly
taken on new charms. Lovers multi
ply and wOOers are legion.
lfyou want to have a good time, "
come TO Farwuille for the summer.
Just as cool as you could desire, and
better water than you can find in the
mountains.
They tell us that fashion" was the
old name for certain disease of the
horse. It's still a disease, but much
more prevalent among human beings
than horses
There will be a meeting Of the
Heptasophs Monday night, the 18th,
at the Herald office. The hour set for
the meeting is $50, and a full atten-
dance Is desired.
Mr.. Bernard Baldwin, son Of our
tOwusman, Mr. r.. A. Baldwin, is some
what improved from his serious Illness,
with which he has been confined to his
bed for several weeks.
There were one or two listicufis IN
and around the wild west enclosure
Tuesday, but our police officers did
their duty well aud order was quickly
restored and maintained throughout
the day.
Its stated that the Norfolk and
Western will soon establish the fastest
train in the South between Norfolk and
Richmond, TO be- known as the faster
cannon bal, and it is declared that in
some places it will run 80 miles an
hour Six large locomotives, 40 tons
each, equipped with electricity, have
been built for this service.
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