The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-09-11
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
On The Roadl

'N lir road Geo Happiness
And thc lamps nuehtt
Hurry up thc Rear ranks
Green bulls are Boo >Iehtt
'iioorny from ine soldier,
>Dt'- thc morning light
Miss Patte>ou is expected ON IA,
10TH
MIR Frank BIauton has returned 1,
the y NJ. !.
Nc. }. r.. Harris. Jr.. is temperate,
located al ST Paul, Va.
Mrs. G.. II. Hart is visiting in Pow
hatau county.
Mf~ W. IL. Richardson has returned
from her visit 10 Prospect.
Misses Willie Barrow aud Lillian
kei-ter will leave today for Newport
News.
Mr. r. l.. Terry announces himself
for Justice Of the Peace ia Buffalo dis
trIct.
The Planters Bank was organized
l>'7 aud NOT lo57. as Was said n last
weeks Herald.
Miss Mae Petti-, of Richmond. is
enjoying "a visit to her sister Mrs.
Robert Louis Ffeear.
Mrs. Jaruau and the children re-
turned on Tuesday from pleasant
stay among the mountains.
Miss Mary Booth Walker. who ha,
been visiting near Buffalo Lithia
Springs, returned home Wednesday.
Professor Joseph II. saunders. Of
Portsmouth,, was the guest Of Mr..
Robert Loui, Freear last week.
Miss Birdie Cox returned To her
home in Manchester Sunday after "A
pleasant visit 10 friends here.
The telephone company seems to be
a coming. Hurry up. We want to
hello 10 all our neighbors.
Miss CouIng, who will prosecute her
studies the coming session at Teachers
College, New York City. is ou visi
o. the school
Mr.. J. b. Wall, one Of Farmville's
most prominent and best known ciu-
len>, is critically ill which fact will he
read with sincere pain and regret.
Mrs Chappel returned from the
North Tuesday. She was accompanied
by Miss Upton, who il engaged in her
millinery establishment.
Mrs. j. Hunter Pettis, Of Richmond.
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Robert L. Freear, left Wednesday
.or her home.
Messrs Clarence, George and Ray
Paul. Of Manchester, who have been
relatives and friends here, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr. l.. J Nerser, who spent Sunday
IN his old home in the Gree State" Of
Luuenburg reports crops in that coun-
IS a. being most promising.
We beg again 10 call attention Of
proposed patrons Of the practice school
o connection with the Normal to the
notice elsewhere to be found in this is
sue.
The time was up for the notices Of
.andidacy for all aspirants to Office I'M
Ter the Democratic primary rule last
night al T. O'Clock.
Nose and the mule undertook too
much Of a load and had trouble on
Main street. It's patient pair, how
.ver, and there was no "cussing' nor
Clear out the Migrants aud pistol to-
er- fit takes every decent man in
-armville To accomplish it. Begin
low aud don't wait for the community
% be shocked by the report Of another
There was no special observance of
Labor Day ia Farmville, except that
he banks were closed and Sunday
lours were observed at the postotlice.
We were too busy getting ready for the
Normal girls 90 take a day oil.
The Who What When Ministries
come To Farmyille in less than one
month, October 2nd being the date.
A crowded house will greet this best Of
al Minstrel attractions which have
.ver been To- Farmville.
We haven't 50 much confidence in
he foot and wagon bridge now being
into our town. Terra Gotta
pipes should have been employed in.
stead. That is We think 50, and beg
pardon IL the suggestion Is an impru-
lent one.
The Underwood typewriter Is un-
iuestionably the best writing machine
,n the market a trial Of it will con-
-ince any one Of its merits both as to
durability and the most visible writing
ever offered. Examine the
me on ex hibition in the Herald office.
There will be a meeting at the Farm
lille Baptist Church Thursday, sep
ember 18th, at 4 and 5 p. m, in in
crest of Sunday School work. All
sunday school teachers and officers
md all interested in Sunday school
work are cordially invited to attend.
The man who thinks Of the post
,nice job in Farmvlle a. a soft snap II
u-t mistaken. But for the useless and
ruthless inquiries at the general de-
livery window there might be some
,eace in the work, but Job was hardly