The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-09-21

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And undauntcd naunts Dis nar
Peg away. pcr away
Mr.. and Mrs =. W. Paulctt, Jr.. are
in New York
Miss Minor, returned from Oxford.
\. c., last Monday.
Mr.. &C. Fleming left Monday for
a trip North after his fall stock
Mrs. G.. T.. Spencer is visiting friends
and relatives in Crewe, Va.
Mrs. G.. +. Chappel is back home
after spending some time North.
Mrs. Mamie Rice left Tuesday for
New York TO attend university.
Mrs. Marshall, of Baltimore, is ON "a
visit TO her daughter, Mrs John Bur
ger
Mrs. Switzerland, of Albermarle is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. H..
Hunt.
Mrs. j. r.. Whitehead is in Freder-
icksburg visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Russell.
Miss Mamie Wade returned 10 her
school in Bennettsville, = g., this
week.
\ union prayer meeting was held
Wednesday night i'm the FarmNille
Baptist church.
The noisiest political farmer has the
tallest weeds in his cornlicld and the
fewest potatoes i'm his hills.
Mr.. \. II. Boykin has returned To-
Kentucky for the tobacco season, HAY
ing Paducah as his headquarters.
Miss Elizabeth Venable, who has
been at Mrs. Wade's orscyeral weeks,
has returned TO her home in Florida.
The Presbyterian choir is fortunate
in securing Miss Waterbury, the vocal
teacher in the Normal, as their leader.
Miss Grace b. Cox, Of Richmond,
has returned home after "a short visit
To her sister, MIS-. James A. Davidson
Hon. j. ID. Eggleston, Dr., State
superintendent of Public instruction,
has been confined TO his home al
Worsham with indispo,ition from "a
cold the past few days.
"a, init, tt... .tfo,,t;,.,, ,.f ..r,r l.I,r
readers to the announcement of Ms.
G.. f. Chappell. Her opening of Fall
and Winter millinery will take place
ON the 2nd and 5rd, proXimo.
In our statement of the large ship
ment Of tobacco To be made bon October
by Mr. w. G. Huntington, we should
have saidTwo trains Of ears and not
four would be necessary.
Miss John Gill, who has been the
charming guest Of Mrs. Eugene Gill,
left Wednesday for Dan,.lle where
she will spend short time before re-
turning to her Alabama home.
Misses Emily and Anna Jackson,
returned Tuesday To Their home IN /
Clifton Forge after an enjoyable month /
spent at Hickory Hall, the home Of /
Mr.. and Mrs. =. VI. Selden
Weare sorry to learn that Mr.. w. n.
Godsey, Of the Normal carpenter
force, who was badly injured by
severe blow on the head while at work
last Friday, is still suffering very
much.
At the recent inspection Of the
Guard by Col. DO Lane
Stearn, the company was i'm fine CON
lition, and the Colonel who is not
given to flattery made some very com
remarks.
The Prince Edward Board Of super
,isors at their meeting held last Fri
lay put an end to the jamestown APP
question 10y laying "a re-
luest on the table. The Board be-
ieves the county funds can be put 10
letter use at home.
Rev. r. \. Mcfarland will conduct
his last services i'm Farmyille next
sunday, before taking his departure
or Kentucky, where he will attend
he seminary for several years. His
brethren and congregation will part re-
uclantly with Mr.. Mcfarland.
Mr.. ". II. Ewing retunedto Farm
lille last Wednesday after long con-
inement to his country home. Mr..
ewing, though far from having re-
,ained his bodily strength, is well 4
nough to attend his Office duties. and 4
s steadily recovering his usual health.
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