The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-09-22
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Thou God Seest Ne


Whom YOU read, vhou you write.
when you sing, when YOU walk.
or whom You are just seeking for delight.
To be kept nom an evil at home and
abroad
ldvealways as under the eye ofthe Lord.
Mrs. Louis Jenkins, of Lyuchburg,
is visiting Mrs j. l.. Hart
Miss Lula Morton has returned
from an extended trip abroad
Mr.. J. NJ. Burton has gone To Rich
mond To take up the study Of medi-
cine.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet next Thursday afternoon in
the home of Mrs. X. II. Paulett.
Miss Genevieve Venable arrived
home Monday morning from a two
years stay in Hawaii
Misses Coulling, Pierce, Halliburton,
and Mr.. Nation are delightfully."- stu
ated i'm the home of Mrs. J. b. Wall
Nh. sandy Gray, a former popu-
lar salesman for the " inston Drug
Co., was in town several days this
week.
MI Frank Morris, whose extreme
illness has been reported in the Her
aid, was considered slightly stronger
yesterday.
First impressions are the most last
ny, SO the wisdom of paving Third
street from the passenger station To
Main
Mr. Vernon +. Paulett, has gone to
Pennsylvania To accept lucrative en-
ployment with the Carnegie Steel
works We wish him abundant sue
cess
DIR. j. VI. Hamlet and Mr. II. G.. Crute
returned Wednesday evening from a
weeks encampment in Appomattox.
They had much sport in spite of the
unusual heat.
The Farmville Guard will have a
competitive drill on next Friday
night, at which time Col. Steame will
be here and give the soldiers rigid
inspection.
Major J. w. Otley arrived here Tues
day night, looking the pink Of health
and contentment We are always de-
lighted to see his cheerful counten-
ance
Mr. Henry W. Arson, "a leading
attorney Of Richmond, spent sunday
with his brother, DR.. W. +. Anderson,
and on Monday engaged in an impor-
tant case in Prince Edward Circuit
court.
Messrs +. l.. Dupuy and w. H..
Hubbard went to Richmond last We'd
nesday for the purpose Of buying a
rock crusher and a general working
outfit for Prince Edward road build
ing. Our Supervisors are going to inn
prove the roads, and money could not
be better invested.
Among the out-of-town lawyers in
attendance upon Court this week
were Messrs. w. G. Franklin, of APP
pomattox; Col. Meade Haskins, of
Nottoway; a. b. Dickinson, Of Rich
mond J. l.. Lee, Of Crewe; G. 5.
Wing, Of Green Bay; Col. Robt. 7.
Hubbard, Of Buckingham; r NJ.
Watkins, Of Charlotte.
"Times are hard, money is scarce,
business is dull, retrenchment is a
duty Please stop my"-whisky ?
ooh no; times are not hard enough for
that Please stop my''-tObacco and
cigars? "NO, nO-nOt these, but
must retrench somewhere, Please
stop myn-jewels, ornaments and
trinkets? "Not at all pride must be
fostered if times are ever 50 hard. !
must think of something else. All, /
have it now. Please stop my subscrip-
ton to church expenses and my home
paper / must save that l cannot
afford to pay anything to the church
and for papers when times are so hard.
And / will not be able 10 give any
thing to missions this year. Ofcourse
want to see the world brought to
Jesus. but / must economic. Then ]
must stop my religious paper. can
not do without my city newspapers
and magazines, but the church paper
and local paper make the cost too
great. I'll get the local and church
news from the neighbors. "-Ex.