The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-09-02


a recent visitor 10 relatives in Farm
willie.
Mrs. Nathan Lehman, OF Henderson
N. c., is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ
IL. Holt.
Foundation brick are being laid 70
the new store houses opposite the Bap
fist church.
Misses Eta and Lucille Clark, o
Lynchburg, are visiting their aunt
Mrs. w. H.. Richardson.
Mighty few men can ever be really
happy unless somebody il trying IN
vain to cure them Of n vice.
Some men have such an imagination
they can be rs light-hearted ~ bachel.
ors when they are away from home.
Ice water used with the yolks OF
eggs will make an omelet more tender.
The gummed flaps Of unused en-
velOpes furnish handy strips to mark
jelly, jam, &c, plainly.
Don't risk spelling a can of choice
fruit for the cost Of a new rubber band
for the top Of the fruit jar.
If cream is kept neal the ice, it can
he kept sweet longer if tablespoonful
Of powdered sugar is added.
Miss Belle Johnson, Of Richmond, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. II. G.. John
son, OF Farmville.
The right TO vote is a sacred one, and
the man who fails TO exercise 1t neg
lect a solemn duty.
Miss Robbie Blair Berkeley enter.
tanned a number Of friends at her home
ist Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Henry Watkins and bride arriv-
ed here Wednesday, and are at the old
homestead, "Ingleside."
Both the banks and the postom,e
will be closed next Monday, it being
Labor Day.
Mrs. b. p. Eggleston and children,
Of Charlotte county, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jno. r. Martin.
The FaTmville Guard will leave to-
day at 1856 for Manassas. Nearly every
member will go on this pleasure trip.
Mr.. Dorsey T.. Davis expects to leaye
Farmville on the 10Th instant to accept
a position with the Southeastern Tariff
Association at Norfolk.
Misses Cullam and Pettis, who have
been in the mountains the past month,
are back TO the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Louis Freear.
People from one end Of the country
to the other are enjoying the privileges
and advantages afforded by the use Of
the telephone.
Mr.. A.. b. Willinghsm is in Farm
willie for the purpose Of representing
the American Tobacco Company in
our tobacco market.
Mrs. f. w. Venable, Of Hampden-
Sidney, returned Wednesday from
a delightful visit 10 her old home and
in Covington, Va.
Let every Democrat register his pre-
at the primary and ever after
wards hold his peace, and he loyal to
The nominee. Msjorities must rule or
chaos will reign.
Mr.. Robert Kincaid Brock, Of
Sidney, has opened a law
in Fsrmville, and we wish for
him abundant success in his adopted
home.
DR.. q. T. Vaughan, Of Washington.
c., is expected to arrive here the
iecond week in this month and join
Mrs. Vaughan, who is with her par
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Venable.
1t is madness to say that you have
10 interest in the conduct Of public az
airs. There are no Kings born TO us.
We make and unmake our rulers.
like voters, like rulers. DO your duty
It the polls, aud then if your chosen
gents fail to do theirs turn the ras-
ais out"
Rev. r. A. Mcfarland, ~pastor-elect
4 the Farmyille Baptist church, ar :
lived here Tuesday, and will occupy ,
lis new pulpit nextlSGnday morning. !
ir. Netherlands family have not az :
ct reached Farmyille, but are expect l
. at an early day, and their residence q
will be in the parsonage OF st. George l
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