The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-21

Miss Sallle Nullen VINO ma, ncen VS.
iting Brooklyn, y. y, for The past
month will be home Friday.
Mr. b. = Hooper has accepted a
position As guaeer of whiskey at a dis
tillery located at Stony Creek, Va
DIR. and Mrs. White visited friends
at Arvonia and then took in the sights
of Richmond and the luxuries of the
Jefferson.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet next Thursday afternoon at
4 O'Clock at the residence OF Mrs. Dr.
White.
Mr.. Henry Lindsey's new residence
in East Farmville is nearly complet-
ed and makes a great mpro, ement in
that locality.
Mrs. Dr. Winston is m Lynchburg,
where she expects To spend the month
with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas a.
WOOds0n
Mr.. jefferson Eskew, of Charleston,
W. Va has been spending the week
in Farmyille as the guest Of his cousin,
Mr.. J. VI Burton.
The wonder is that the authorities
will take the risk of leaving uuattend-
ell to such a dangerous hole as there
is i'm the floor of Cumberland bridge
on Cumberland side.
Ia, the average crop of tobacco been
planted this season? II some one who
knows will be good enough a. tell ar
the information would bee more than
merely interesting.
Mrs Geo. Ferguson and children.
from Clarendon, Texas, who have
been spending several days with th,ir
cousin, Major j. Il. Martin, lcft for the
Jamestown Exposition June 18th.
No Normal graduate VIII want for
good teaching position during the
coming session This D., case in
which the positions seek the girls and
not the girls tie positions.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. f. r.. Booker,
daughter. a glance at Mr.. Bookcr's
face as ne came down town not many
hours afto. the arrival, told the story
Mother and daughter doing nicely.
The Ladies Aid Society will have a
lawn party at Pisgah Baptist Church,
Rice Depot, Friday evening, the DIST,
commencing at Z O'Clock. All are
cordially Invited to attend. Refresh
ments served ON the grounds.
The cashiers Of our banks Mcssrs.
-. w. Long and W. =. Neuable, re-
spectively Of the First National and
Planters Banks, are enjoying the sights
of the Exposition this week and also
attending the annual meeting Of their
Association.
No home is complete without the
presence Of a child No heart Is lone
ly that is full Of father and mother
love. This pleasure has fallen to the
lot of Mr.. and Mrs. h. c. Gillian, who
are rejoicing at the arrival Of a bright
baby girl at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Freear paid
a flying trip to Lynchburg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Freear left
last night for the jamestown EXposi-
ton and from there will visit New
York City, Albany, Watkins Glen'
and Niagara Falls.
The law adopted last Friday by the
Board Of Supervisors touching the
running Of automobiles in Prince
Edward covers every point, and Will
prove a safeguard to the timid drivers
who have such fears Of the fast moving
machines
The Edison moving pictures at the
Opera House tomorrow night come to
us highly recommended. The object
Of the entertainment is a worthy one
and we hope to see a large crowd turn
ont 10 enjoy the occasion. Tickets are
now ON sale at Crute's Drug Store.
The Randolph Hotel is nearly ready
for occupancy. The owner, Mr.. ser
nell. has leased it for a term of years
and the lessee is now North buying
furniture for its thorough equipment.
lIt is expected to he ready for public
patronage within the next few weeks
| In every particular the Randolph VII
he frst-class hostelry
This is the longest day Of the year
They will rapidly shorten from nov
nm and YOU will have 20 hustle TO dc
that long days work We very mucl
doubt the propriety Of the long day
work. however. Ten hours Of goo'
steady work ought to make living
This doesn't apply to planting or har
vest time ON the farm.
The Farmyille Guard returned Tues
day night from ten days outing a
jamestown Exposition, where the!
were royalty treated. The Guard IL
the Georgia Day parade was IN IN
lead of all the Virginia infantry AM
their fine appearance and accurate
step along the march were iaVoraol
comment upon 10y those who VII
p messed the march lg.
T Friends 10y the hundreds M Prime
Edward and the adjoining countie
will read with regret the announce
ment from Mr.. W. II. Ewing OF hi
determination not TO be a candidat
for reelection to the office Of treasu'
or Mr.. Ewing. who has been conlin