The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-15

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are enjoying a week IN camp. We en-
Wy them.
Mr.. Willis, Richmond druggist,
together with his wife, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. h. b. Cralle.
Mrs. w. II. Lippitt and Miss Alma
Harris, Of Dnwiddie G.. H., are guests
of Miss Laura Baldwin
Mr.. John Gillian, treasurer of Din
widdie county, accompanied boy his
wife, was i'm town yesterday
Mrs. T.. r. Hines, who has been yis-
iting the old home for several weeks,
has returned TO Richmond
Mrs. h. II. Groveman, Of Baltimore,
Md, is visiting i'm the home Of Mrs.
Thos =. Robertson, ON Baptist Hill.
Mrs, Seigle, formerly Miss Dolly
Johnson, spent several days this week
with Mrs. j. y. Davidson.
The gilded eagle, appropriate and
artistic stands guard over the portals
Of the First National Bank
Dr w. a. Kearney has returned
from Washington whittier he went TO
see his sister in one Of the hospitals.
The dispensary sales ON circus day
amounted 20 800 and the DRINKS Of
the day increased the revenues $500.
Miss Mary Cecil Baldwin returned
to Radford Sunday To resume her du-
iies as first assistant in the Wads-
worth street school
Mr.. Oscar Littleton, of Lyuchburg,
was i'm town several days this week
visiting his aged father Rev Oscar
LittIeton.
Mrs Pearce and Miss Eason, Of
Beuusit Miss, are spending some
days at Mrs. Tabb's, for the purpose
of drinking lithia water
Nles,rs Landon Paulett, w p.
Richardson and A. r.. Boykin return
ed Friday from an enjoyable outing at
Flaunagin's Mil
Mayor Blanton went to Virginia
Beach Wednesday morning with the
hope of his daughter Miss rhelma,
being well enough to return home.
MI Il. NJ. Whitehead, Of Bristol,
Tenn, spent a few days this week
visiting his mother and friends in
Faunville.
Work Of grading Third street pre-
paratory to laying granolithic side
walks and vitrifed brick roadway is
nearly completed. This will be great
improvement.
The big window glass to the store Of
F. NJ. Ripberger, was broken We'd
nesday night by little boy being
pushed against it by one Of his com
panions.
Quickly on the heels Of the Novem-
Der election follows the struggle for
municipal official supremacy. There
is little rest for the man who desires
office
Many inquiries are being made IN
regard TO the game laws, especially as
TO when partridges can be hunted.
The law allows them TO be shot be-
tween November lst and February lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whyte, their
daughters, Misses Eliza and Louisa
Whyte and Miss Wilhemina Smith,
of Baltimore, Md, are visiting Mrs.
Thos. J.. Robertson ON Baptist Hill.
The autumn excursion to Richmond
next Monday will doubtless be largely
patronized. 1t will be run and attend
ed by Norfolk and Western officials
which iusures the best of order.
Mrs. George w. Kennedy, Of Nor
folk, who has been the guest Of her
niece. Mrs. X. H. Cowan for several
weeks, is now visiting relatives i'm
Amelia county.
Rev. r.. T.. Boykin, wife and daugh-
ten of Abingdon, Va, are here on
visit To relatives and friends before
/ leaving for their new home i'm LeXing
| tom Miss. where he has recently ac-
copied a call.
Among the soon-to-be nuptial events
we observe from the Petersburg Pro
gress that of Mr.. H. Rives Hooper, q
/ Famyille boy, and Miss Annie b
Arlington, of Petersburg. The date is
not given.
Mr.. G.. 5. Aldrich, of superior, Neb.
has purchased the Simon Imen farm
Iof lO5 acres, two and one-half miles
south Of town, paying therefor 50, 200
| Mr.. Aldrich will move to this farm in
few months.
The Dr. Woods farm, i'm Ameli'
county, owned by b. f. Cogbill, o
Z Wisconsin, has been sold to JOSEPH
Thomas and Joseph Rosenheimer' o.
Marshheld, Wis. The sale was made
by Hall and Jehne
a freight car was thrown from th'
| Norfolk and Western track Tuesday
! inst this side Of the lower car bridge
| The air brakes being suddenly applied
is said to have been the cause. A col
ored brakeman was painfully but no
seriously hurt The car was replaced
Wednesday 10y the wrecking crew.