The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-06-15
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.


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Miss Holmes, Of Boydton, Va, II
the guest Of Mrs :. w. Paulett, Jr.
Wheat harvest has begun, and the
yield is said to be most promising.
Nh John Burger left last Saturday
for Baltimore TO spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. LinwOod Baldwin, OF
Richmond, are visiting relatives here
Mis-, Grace Jones, Of Fredericks
burg, is visiting Mrs. Lewis Paulett
Misses Andrews left last Wednesday
for their Southern home in Lafayette
Ala.
Union services will be held mex
Sunday night in the Presbyterian
church.
Miss Eva Minor and sister left foI
their home in oxford, y. c., last Fri
day.
Mrs. Tom WoodsOn aud daughter, of
Lynchburg, are on visit to relatives
here.
Mrs. Laidlow, Of Kansas city, Mo,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Z. L.
RitnOur.
Miss Louise Wootton, who has been
teaching school for the past session, is
home for the summer.
Misses Louie Morris and Della VIII
kerson are visiting Mrs. j. ". Cav
thorn, Of Appoma'tox.
Miss Woodruff has gone to Annis
ton, Ala, her old home, TO enjoy her
summers vacation.
Col. Il. T. Hubbard states that there
are fine prospects Of getting the neces-
sary capital 10 build his railroad.
There was no council meeting last
Tuesday night on account Of Hamp-
den-Sidney's commencement exer-
cises.
1t looks lonesome about the college
campus, but things will liyen up Oh
the 18th when the Summer Institute
begins its months session.
Nine thousand five hundred copies
of the Herald were circulated last
week. quite a good stunt for adycr-
tisers who were fortunate enough 10 be
with as.
One Of the last tributes which we
can pay to our beloved dead is 10 see
that their last resting place is littingly
marked. We owe il to them as well
as To ourselves.
A game Of bail tomorrow with
Crewe, and Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Emporia will play Farm
Vile, and the public may look for in
teresting games.
The rain Of Wednesday was timely
and refreshing The atmosphere was
cool enough TO make small fires in the
homes and light wraps upon the
streets comfortable.
Next to the wife beaten comes
the horse beaten. The horse
Is the most noble and faith
ful Of animals and the man who would
abuse his horse has something lacking
IN his manhood.
You need not turn vegetarian be
cause you are afraid to eat the pro
ducts OF the Beef Trust, for there is
plenty Of good wholesome home killed
meat to be bought Of the local butch
srs, which is not embalmed
A week Of Carnival begins in Farm
Vile on July 2nd, under the auspices
IF the Farmvile Guard. The Guard |
mas reason TO believe that this venture
will prove more successful in every |
way than the last Carnival held here. |
Mrs. w. +. Kone, formerly Of Farm !
vile. has issued invitations to the |
marriage Of her only daughter, Fay |
Elizabeth Adams, 10 Mr.. George Ben
amin Dearborn, Wednesday evening, |
June 10Th, 1906, eight o'clock, Idle
Wild. Monroe, Va.
The farmers work at this time Of
he year is hard. It wrings the sweat |
rom the brow Night finds our bodies |
weary and longing for rest but how |
ioundly we sleep And the new gar
len stun, fresh and crisp, gives MS an
appetite. To be able to work, eat,
leep, look up and enjoy this glorious
Iune weather, are all things for which /
o be thankful
Mrs. Captain = w. Paulett, Of
Granville, won second prize in the
able Piano Company's word con-
est, having furnished the second
argest number Of words spelled from
he letters contained in the firm
iame. The prize awarded her il an
rider good for one hundred dollars on
he purchase OF any piano sold by the
able Company. Mrs. Paulett offers
Ter script at "A bar0ain to any one who
8 contemplating the purchase Of a
llanO.
An up-to-date twentieth century
armer reads his local paper. He
wants to know what his neighbOrs are
ding, what is happening in the world
round him and he wants in many
ases TO study the advertisements and
md where he can buy goods the cheap
It. He don't say much about IL per
APPS when he goes TO the store to DO
d. trading, but just let a merchant adj
ertise a special bargain and see If the
.p-to-date farmer don't find it out and
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