The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-08-19
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
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She'd NOT have hit me such 3D. clip
ilad nui exercised my might
To hold bier hand.
Miss Mary Toler, OF Richmond. i.
visiting Miss Bessie Epes.
Nh d. O. Cogbill, Of Richmond, d.
tbe guest OF Mr.. Epes
Mrs. Mamie Russell, ofHaliax coun.
ty, Us visiting relatives in this town.
Mn. J.. b. Wall has returned 10 town
from her country residence near High
Bridge.
Mr.. j. l.. putney sustained a loss this
week in the sudden death Of one Of his
fine horses.
10 our farmers viii only save their
forage crop this season. the sale Of baled
hay Will fall on immensely
Judge Crute went To Buena Vista on
last Saturday 20 spend Sunday with
Mrs. Crute and Mrs. r.. 5 Paulett
Mrs. Ben Holman aud daughter,
Miss Mabel, Of Norfolk, are visiting
relatives and friends in Farmville.
Days shorter, nights longer, but the
same - hours in which 10 labor, laugh
and lounge. Lets do ala with our
might.
The union services Of tine churches
Will be held at the Methodist church
next Sunday evening, August DIST, at
$ O'Clock.
Judge Hooker. Of Florida, has been
visiting friends in this nelghborhood.
lie is one Of the leading citizens of the
state Of his adoption.
Dr. White, and Mr.. Bugg have just
had electric lights introduced into their
homes and greatly enjoy the couye-
uience and the luxury.
The Daughters Of the :~Confederacy
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Baxter
Tuggle next Thursday evening the 18th
al 3 O'Clock.
The Methodist, Presbyterian and
Episcopal Sunday schools held a
union picnic yesterday in Richard-on's
woods, near town.
Meyer * Jehne have sold their hand
some stallion, Dom Pedro, 90 Messrs
Xix q Hopkin ina Matthews county
for $50, and the shipment will be made
today 90 the new owners.
Mrs. J. r. Allen has our thanks fora
basketful Of first quality tomatoes. In
deed they were the finest specimens
We nave seen this year.
Farmyille isn't as clean In appearance
a. we have known il To be- in the past,
and the uormaiites are soon To bee with
Us again. Lets give them not only "a
warm welcome but toa clean city.
Union services were held at the Epis-
copal church on last Sunday evening
and a most acceptable sermon was
preached 10y the rector, Rev. Mr. Clai-
bouru To alargeand interested audience.
What about rantalopes ? Have our
farmer friends forgotten how 10 grow
We have missed them from
our market and their non-appearance
has not only been missed but mourned.
We did not intend to say, as We did
in the last issue Of the Herald, that Ms
W. W. Jackson had visited "Bear Gar
dem and reported on the crop outlook,
but that Mr.. w. W. Jackson had done
so. ~
The Farmyille Graded and High
School will begin It's next sessions
WORK on Wednesday, september =. The
addition has been made Of ID teacher,
and in all grades instruction in draw
ing.
The congregation Of the Farmvllle
Presbyterian church has been called to
meet Immediately after service Sunday
morning, Aug. 18th. 10 consider the adj
visibility Of electing a pastor, and 10
elect if the way be clear.
Charley Forbes, who is IA jail at
Buckingham Courthouse awaiting trial
on the charge Of burning his father'-
house, L. reported as being critically
in with typhoid fever. His sister is
nursing him, and il is also reported
that +. G. Woodbridge, who is charged
the same crime, is I'D iu an adj
cell 10 that Of Forbes.
A number Of our people are enjoying
a weeks outing at Trenton's pond.
those who are there are The
following: Nj. aud Mrs. W Z. Rich
ardson. Misses May Paulett, Louise
Twitty. Vera Vaughan, Mary Gee,
L%avalette Redd, Nell Gray, Messrs
Howell Richardson, jos. f. Johnson,
". c. Duvall, Joe Grigg and Dr. b.
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