The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-08-11

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Chestnut Hit, are visiting relatives il
this vicinity.
Mr.. J. \. Spencer is building new
residence OH tile hill, southwest Of tn,
| y ~ W station.
Prof ". V. Boyle aud family, %
Rocky Mount, y. c., are visiting Mrs
Martha Cunningham.
Mr. ". +. Richardson will, in few
days, move into part Of Mr.. W. II
richardson residence.
Dr. r. NJ. Smith has accepted a
chair in the University School, Mont
gomery, Alabama.
Miss Grace Walton is entertaining
Miss Kellogg Holland, Of Amelia Court
house
Rev. J. q. Robertson, a Methodist
minister, Of Belle PLANE, Iowa, is
visiting here.
Misses Dele Weaver, of Rice, and
Sarah Anderson, Of Richmond, visited
Miss Grace Walton this week.
A. G.. Aliens United Minstrel
Shows were literally patronized, and
seemed to give satisfaction.
Rev j. b. VIM preached at the
Union services at thel Presbyterian
church, last Sunday night.
The new building Of the First Ma
tional Bank, now being erected, is al
ready assuming a classic beauty.
II there is a voter in Prince Edward
who will cast his vote against Mr.. J.
d. Eggleston, Jr., we just don't know
him.
Miss Bessie Lindsay, formerly a
resident Of Fsrmviile, has been EN-
plOyed to teach in the Charlotte, n.
C., Graded School.
Mary TrsylOr, who has been visit
ing at Petersburg, returned home Sat
urday, accompanied 10y her cousin,
Olive Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G.. Veuable and
grandson, Reginald, returned Tues
day from Buffalo Ridge Springs, Mel
son County.
In the absence Of Chief Of Police
FOCUS, Mr.. b. ;. Hooper is dIscharg-
ing the duties Of that office efficiently
aud faithfully.
Mrs. :. &. and Miss Layalette Redd,
are with Mr.. w. ;. Garden, at Pros
pect. Sept LIST Mrs. Redd will take
rooms at Maj. J. Il. Martins.
Miss Mary d. Pierce, Of Rector,own
Va, has been appointed Critic Teach
er Of the Fifth and Sixth Grades Of
the Training School.
Rev. r. w. Jones, OF Lyons, Iowa,
who is visiting his mother, Mrs. l.. b.
Jones, conducted services at Johns
Memorial church Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Wall, who purch ased
Miss Patteson's house and lot, is re-
sOmewh at the interior Of
the house, and will move into it soon.
Prof. f. l.. Robson, Of the depart
ment Of Mathematics and KiDematics,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, is
resting at his fathers, Mr.. G. Robe
SON
Mr.. }. l.. Hart is expected home to-
day from his trip to Oregon. \ letter |
giving an account Of his ascent Of |
Pixies Peak, Colo, will be published |
next week
A full account of the marriage OIL
Mr. Elliott X. Booker and Miss Jessie
which took place at Kerr's
'reek, Rockbridge county Wednes-
lay, will be published next week.
Miss Lucy Lee McCraw, Of Buck
ngham, has returned from visit TO
Miss Julia Massey, at Hampton. Miss
NcCraw has been employed to teach
ler home school.
The young ladies composing the
house party at Miss Lucie Dunning-
on's have returned home. Miss
accompanied Miss Pyne
10 her home, at Petersburg.
Miss Edith Orange and little sister,
Tho have been spending several weeks
with relatives near Hampden-Sidney,
.eturned home last Saturday accompa-
lied by their cousin, Miss Minnie
'hernault
The LutheranS are preparing to
rect new church-building at the
outh end OF Middle street II will be
/ frame structure, which will, in a
ew years, be used rs n SchoOl-build-
ny; a more substantial church will
hen be built
Prof. J. 2. Blanton, a native OF Cum-
'erland county, is visiting the scenes
4 his youth. Until recently, he was
member Of the faculty OF the Uni
'ersity Of Missouri; then he became
PRESIDENT Of the University Of Idaho;
Il present his home is at Columbia,
No
Miss Martha w. Coulling, OF the
Normal School faculty, recently toured
through Warwick county, England,
listing Warwick Castle, the home OF
he Earl OF Warwick, "the King-mak-
~; and Kenilworth Castle, where the
Carl Of Leicester, in 1915, entertained
queen Elizabeth for II days, at a daily
ost Of 1900 pounds.