The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-07-08

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other shore
Miss Mary b Walker and Miss Hen
iietta Qlimby will spend a part Of the
summer travelling in New England.
Mrs. r. b. Cralle, whose extreme i'll
ness gave so much concern and anxiety
To her friends, is co%nvalescing.
Mr.. b. :. Hooper has gone to Nor
folk to accept "a position with the old
Dominion Steamship Company.
Miss Louie Mckinney, nov Of
Decatur, Ga, but always Of Farmville,
is visiting In the home Of Mrs. w. r..
Berkeley.
Misses Fannie and Robbie Berkeley
and frankie Mckinney have returned
from st. Louis fattened and fairly
running over With enthusiasm
DIR. Anderson and DR.. Gills' offices
are now located in the real Of Ander-
sons Drug Store at the corner Of Main
and Third streets.
The opportunity for a cheap trip TO
the seashore is onered. See adver-
tsement of Red Mems excursion which
passes Farmyille Sunday night.
Richardson d Cralle have moved TO
their new aud commodious quarters in
the refitted and remodelled building
formerly occupied 10y Hugh O'Gara.
Miss Susie Scott, Miss Robbie Berk-
eley and Miss Henrietta Quimby, of
Bedford Guy, will be at the Walker
Cottage" during the season at Yellow
sulphur.
There was no summer dizziness IN
Farmville on saturday. An array of
buyers was here aud they had the
dollars. The friend from the country
who hasn't the dollars need only bring
in the chickens.
Dr. William r. Mercer, eye, ear and
throat specialist, who has now an ex-
tensive practice i'm this vicinity, will
be in Farmville next Thursday, July
18th. Persons wishing to consult him
call at Dr. Anderson's Office.
The friends of Mrs. Capt. >. W.
Paulett will learn with pleasure Of her
continued improvement in health since
her return from Richmond where she
received hospital treatment for six
weeks.
Dir. and Mrs. Fred b. Glenn and son.
of Lynchbuig, are IN Farmville al the
home Of Mrs. Erambert. Mr.. Glenn is
just recovering from an injury sustained
m a recent wreck between Lynchburg
and Bristol.
Picking tanks have been erected al
Keysyille, %Burkeville, blackstone and
at other points the State over, and the
farmers are bringing in the cucumbers
The farmer who sells something for the
ready cash will have his tobacco money
to put in bank.
The Herald is in receipt Of an invi
tation issued 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
p. Ligou to the marriage Of thei
niece Susie Ligon Armistead to Mr.
Augustine d. Hobgood, Tuesday even
ing, July nth, 81 Mountain avenue
Roanoke, Va. At home after Angus
l-t, Durham, y. G..
The rock being put in front Of tn.
armory might have been put to bette
Use. It had been hoped that the tim.
was not far away when granolithi
would take the place Of the old tim
rock on our Main street. The wall
near the armory was never bad Will
many side streets are i'm sad need o
pavement.
A beautiful carrier pigeon, journey
ing 10 its distant home probably in th
far North fell into kindly hands las
Monday when it alighted i'm the var
OF Mrs. 7. p. Robertson. IL was frs
seen eating wheat with the chickens ]
the back yard. Mrs. Robertson say
that the bird was perfectly gentle, an
since its arrival she has made it feel a
contented a. at home. On II Of tn
birds legs was a silver band with tn
letter X. and No. 1886.