The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-08-25

! WIS W r. fnklhuu returned nom
from Pamplin Monday.
Mrs. Julia Boileau aud daughter lie
Ion Philadelphia last Saturday.
Mr.. Archer V. Wade has returned
his post after delightful outing.
Prof O. b. Sears will conduct sci
vices AT Green Bay, next Sunday.
That crack IN the armory wall
about As long and wide as before.
Mr. Geo. Kennedy, Of Norfolk. /
Visiting her niece. Mrs. X. n. Cowsu
Nit Joseph Y Phillips IL prepsriu
O" build Il residence on Middle street
Nh. ". n. Agnew l. recuperating =
Euiialo springs. Meckleuburg count,
Mrs. Sallie Hunt aud grand daughl
er are visiting relatives in Powhatan
Mrs f.. ID. Lipscomb and children
are visiting friends in Powhatan coun
| ~.
Rev. II fucker Graham attende,
the East Hanover PreSbytery. nj New
Store.
Mr. II. II. Hooper, Of Petersburg
was in town on brief visit to friends
this week.
Miss Mary White Cox i, enjoying
the latter-end vacation in the noun
tains.
Mes>rs. Herbert Stokes aud Monroe
Morton have returned from their en-
Joyable trip 10 Portland, Maine.
Miss Annie Goodman, Of Bucking-
ham, has been with Mrs. r. \. Gray
for several days
Mr. Joseph Poole has accepted u
position in Charlotte, n. C., for which
city he left last saturday
MI and Mrs. \. r, Cralle and Mrs.
j. l.. Richardson have returned from
Rawley Springs.
Miss Pearl Porter, who has heen
visiting Miss Lillian Keister returned
Ia Norfolk yesterday,
Mrs. James Davidson and little
daughter have returned from visiting
Miss Kate Johnson near Prospect.
DR.. Alfred Morrison, who for several
years has been in Brooklyn, n. u, ar
rived at Hampden-Sidney on the II.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Hooper, with
their sweet little daughter spent few
days Of last week in FsmviIle, return
ing Sunday TO their Bluefield home.
Mr. and Mrs. Munford Hurt, Of
Huntington, w. Va, are visiting Mr..
Hurts mother and relatives in this
place.
For District Chairman, voted for
in Tuesdays primary, Mayor Blsnton
received 100 votes and Mr.. II. II. Hunt
-.
DR.. J. r. Messenger, wife and child,
have arrived, and are living in the
Spencer house, near Mr.. Cbas. Bugg's
residence.
Misses Lena Harvey, Of Crewe, and
Eva T. Wright, Of Memphis, Tenn,
are spending a few days at the home
lf Mr. l.. Il. Williams.
Mr.. 5. r. BlantOn has brought TO
town the largest melon, 80 far 81 We
know, this season. 1t weighed 81
pounds
Rev. J. Gray McAllister, Of Union
seminary, is spending a part Of his
vacation with friends in Prince Ed
ward and Buckingham.
Miss Hannah Warren, a very charm
ng young lady, of Pamplin, spent
ew days this week with her friend,
Miss Merrie Verser.
Virgin pines are still found in
Prince Edward Mr.. W. ID. NJ.
stokes has 10 acres Of them inter
persed with large and beautiful white
,aks
Mr.. W. T. BlantOu went Ia Virgins
Beach Monday morning TO he with
his wife and daughter, the latter being
II with fever. Last reports she was
letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Rice returned
u Famville last Tuesday evening
rom Powhatan, where they had been
d visit the home Of Mrs. Rice's
mother.
Mr. LaBaume, Land aud Industrial
agent Of the Norfolk and Western
ailway spent day or two in Farm
lille and vicinity in the interest Of his
Mr.. Il. Harry Williams, Of the
-eight and passenger department Of
he Tidewster ~ Western Railroad
Farmville ~ Powhatanl paid us
leasant visit yesterday.
We have received the Gainesville
ia. Eagle, Of which Mr.. ID. G.. Bick-
rs, a Farmvlle boy, is city editor.
he Eagle is an enterprising and pro
ressive paper.
Mr.. \. r. Forbes, the efficient aud
ighly valued attache Of the First
ational Bank, has resigned his posi-
ON To accept one with Mr.. Chaplain
Washington.
The new home of Mr.. W. r. Clark ,
one of the pretliest and most con-
arranged in town. Mr.. +.
Johnson's, now nearing compile I
ON, is Of the same design.
Mr.. W. p. Gillian, whose illness has
ZEN mentioned in the Herald from
me to time, has returned from his
untry residence 10 town. He is still
MINED 10 the house