The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-08-07
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The Rainbow.
Tie Rainbow.
Nc,cr heed the trouble
The sorrows and the sirhs:
lightan loNeamagin.
And % rainbow Boo thc ~kie.i

Ana rainbow Boo the ~kie.
Mir J. f. Walton is at Rawley
springs.
Judge Crule planted his garden late,
hutit has been boomer from the jump.
Mrs. G.. G. Cowan il visiting friends
aud relatives ia Danville and Henry
county
Mrs G.. VI. Walker and Mrs Fannie
Berkeley Humphreys have joined the
Famville party at the Yellow sulphur.
We heard charming girl say, "no
young man has the right To go driving
all alone. We wouldn't.
Can you play "fliuch?" II not pro-
cecd To learn at once or you can't hope
to Ice we'll mp in the social swim.
Cooks are scarce, but As a Farmvile
gIl Won the prize, she can teach Others
to succeed
Mrs. G. r. Morton and daughter have
returned from Alton. Mr.. Walker
Scott joined them there before leaving
Remember that registration for this
district begins ON the 18th, next Wed.
ue,day
Remember that registration for this
district begins on the 18th, next We'd
ne>day
Simon and the mule are modest but
they have been doing good work all
summer.
Cheer up boys, the normalites will
soon be here again. Their school-home
looks lonesome now, but twill brighten
up then
Remember the primary. September
18th 60 to the polls, vote for the best
man and then submit to the results like
"A man.
The young people enjoyed a picnic at
Aliens mill near Prospect, on last Fri
day. They went in the band wagon
and had good time from start to finish.
We heard the sound Of warehouse
bell ON last Monday, and it was music
To the ear Any primiugs gathered
this season.
Mrs. h. b. Berkeley is in the country
recuperating from exhausting house
hold duties She hopes to resume her
arduous duties at an early day.
"H ofB." delivers his parting pro-
hibition shot in this issue. Total ao-
-tinence, he admits, is the safe course.
Let's all Of us agree to pursue it.
Mrs. r. ;. Paulett and Mr.. Alex b.
+ Cralle have gone to the Rawley Springs.
+ Mr. Cralle derived signal benefit from
drinking the water from that spring
last summer.
Waving the red flag is all right, but
our dob" is getting old enough to be
asking a blessing on the meal as we'll
LET her go" but don forget to let this
20 with il.
Have YOU given the necessary notice
that will entitle you To be voted for at
the primary? DR.. w. E. Anderson
secretary, is the one 10 receive it as We
understand.
Those window-seats in the vestibul'
Of the post Office ought To be made un
seatable. 1t has gotten to be too mucl
of loafing place and this renders the
atmosphere impure.
Work has begun on the residence o
MILL. Richardson on the lot front
ing the Normal school 1t is one OF th'
most desirable lots in town, and thu
home when finished, will be one of TIM
best.
Mr.. w. p. Richardson has renle'
and will occupy the home OF Mis-
Monroe Jones, while the former IN
mates will make their home, with Rev
Thos. w. Jones, Of Iowa.
The elegant residence Of Mr.. W. l.
Davidson on High Street has beel
bought bv the Methodists Of Farmvill
as a parsonage. 1t is one Of the mos
desirable in town.
Mrs. Wheellen, Of Augusta, Ga, WI
: has been at Mrs. Berkeley's for the pas
month. went to Ashville, n. C., on las
, Monday. While here she greatly en-
> deared herself to those who were priv
Z legged to meet her.
What's become Of all those peache
we saw on the trees in the spring
And are we not to have watermelon
I now that August has come? Strang
fact about the watermelon, however
i'm that it doesn't tolerate much wa'el
The Prince Edward poor house iarI
is AN exceptionally good one, and shoul
so worked as 10 take care Of the pa'
- pers Of the county a correspondeI
y of the Times-Dspatch, writing lroi
r Meherrin, says this is not so. IN
ought not so to be.
"Scussion" in town on Monda!
Farmville is getting to be quite me-
ca with them, aud all that Farmvll
demands is that they keey the peac
a And this they have been generally u
ing. Hacks were busy all day, al
% many trip was made to the lilhla'
!. Mr.. Hungerford, Of Parkersburg' v
l. Va. one Of the most popular oil u
travelling men who honor us VIII
their presence, has recently been VIII
l. ms. lie begins to feel at home with u
and is always sure Of hearty welcom
'r His only son, only IA years OLD, Is VT
nigh as gifted at sketching as Oios'
himself.
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