The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-09-06

each church will hold its own.
Miss Annie Wade, who for two
weeks was guest Of Miss Maude
Walker at Hotel Prince Edward, left
Tuesday for her home in Roanoke.
The ladies Of the Methodist Church
wish it announced that during the
first week IN December they will hold
a bazaar for the benefit OF theirchurch
Mr.. John r. Cullin, brother of
Miss Sallie Clark Cullin, OF Farmville,
has been confined to his home in
Roanoke for some weeks as the result
Of an accident.
Mr.. b. @. Cralle will leave tomor-
row afternoon for Kossee, Texas.
where he goes to engage in business.
We wish him a fuil measure Of sue
cess in his new home.
Chief of Police FOCUS who has been
confined TO his room for two weeks,
on account Of an injured leg is inn
proving and will probably return to
his official duties in a week.
If the Onancock outbreak had occur
red at Farmville Capt. Hunt and his
boys would have been called out and
that would have been the last Of II.
Let Onancock arm for future contin-
gencies.
DR.. NJ. S Browne, wife and son
Phewltt, of Winchester, KY, visited
the family Of Or. Walter Stuart for
several days this week. The Brownies
were on their way home, having spent
two months i'm Northern New York
and Nova Scotia.
The heat of the sun is sometimes OPP
pressive and there are few hot days
i'm the summer time but the cold is
what we have most to dread. Winter
has no terrors to those who have warm
hearth stones but TO others it brings
real suffering.
Labor is one Of the supreme laws OF
lie. Toll is honorable. The progress
which the world has made is glorious
testimonial to human handiwork.
Those who work know more OF genu-
inc happiness than those whose lives
are dedicated to idleness.
The new postofiice, though far up
town, is one which our people should
feel proud Of. The fixtures are partly
new aud handsome, and the addition
al room affords patrons immunity
from the old-time congestion which
sometimes happened at the former
location.
DR.. White has recently visited the
blue grass soil Of his 'tivity-the
good old county Of Washington
among the fertile hills and dales Of
the great Southwest. 1t has been
long time since the Doctor had the
pleasure of receiving the warm hand
grasp Of the friends c his youth, and
to him it was privilege Of Astounding
qualification.
Meherrin is enjoying substantial
business boom with a bottom to 1t.
Her bank ia not two years old and yet
it is branching out and has a subordi-
nate representative at Victoria, the
Youngest city in all Virginia. There
are no electric lights nor water works
rs vet but they will come in due time.
We will watch the growth Of our sister
and say now that Farmville rejolces
i'm il.
The Farmyille Entertainment
Course presents its first number in
October at the Opera House. Price
for the full course of six cumbersome
a months $500 Those who take a
double ticket pay only $3.50. Sub
scribers have the first choice Of seats
Al the average cost Of 45 cents each,
while non-subscribers pay the regular
price of a reserved seat which is 20
cents. More season tickets have been
sold already than last year. II you
wish 10 subscribe call at the Herald
Office, or communicate through the
mail
Mr.. Frank Henderson, Of the firm
Of Hill X Henderson, real estate deal
ers. will come TO Fsrmvllle TO take
charge Of the office work Of his firm.
For several years Mr. Henderson has
resided at Chatham where that branch
of his business received his attention,
and where the greatest measure Of
success rewarded his able manage
ment. Special attention will be given
by the firm to the promotion Of the
Interests Of Phoenix, the new South
side town in Charlotte county, on the
me Of the rldewate railroad.