The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-10-25

Mr.. T.. l.. Lindsey, OF Richmond
paid a hurried visit this week TO his
brother, MIR Henry Lindsey, and rela.
lives.
We are anxious that there shall be
more manufacturing establishments in
Famyille, but no powder mill, if you
please.
Misses Annie Spencer and Quinn
Hebdilch, two Of Buckingham's fair
daughters, were i'm town ye,terd ~
shopping.
Judge Watkins was in Amelia yes
terday for the purpose Of assisting i'm
theprosecuiion Of case before theco
of that county.
/ Mr. G.. r.. Chappell broke away from
business Wednesday and went to Nor
folk spending yesterday on the TX
position grounds.
We were glad 10 see ont on the
streets last Tuesday Mr.. J. W. Wo-
mack, who has oeen quite sick at his
home near town.
ON a count Of the continued illness
of his father, DR.. Jos. ID. Eggleston, Of
Worsham, Hon. j. ID. Fggle~ton, Jr.,
is remaining at his bedside.
We invite attention TO the advertise
ment Of Anderson Drug Company in
which is offered $40 Of standard
| preparations for the small sum Of 81 90.
Dr. Mercer, the eye, ear and throat
sp cialist of Richmond, announces
that he will be i'm the offices Of DR..
Anderson ON saturday, November
2nd.
Dr. W. ellis left Wednesday morn
ing to attend the marriage Of his friend
and college-mate, DIR. J. G.. Darden
which occurred yesterday in Botetourt
county.
Miss Goldie Walthall, of Hampden-
Sidney, who is at the Virginia Hospi-
tai i'm Richmond, has lately been sue
cessfully operated ON and is reported
as doing we'll
Who can question the fact that adj
veriising in the HERALD pays. a ten
cent adv. for one hundred pounds Of
old hams brought 20 tie advertiser 400
pounds i'm one week.
Col. Nick Jacobs, formerly of Color
ado, but who has been making this
place his home for the past SIX months,
left ON Tuesday on few days visit TO
Richmond and the jamestown TX
position.
Nh Alfriend, formerly with the
Anderson Drug Co., has returned TO
that store, and Mr.. Hamilton, who
has been an assistant to Mr.. Strole for
several months, will return today to
his home i'm Georgia.
The Harvest Feast which the ladies
Of the Presbyterian Church announce
for the 10Th of November will be uni
que in the history Of local entertain
ments, and everybody is going to at
tend at least everybody is invited
10.
The work of fronting the homes Of
Miss Ida Thackston, Mr.. w. II. Rich
ardson and Capt. Drumeller, was that
Of an artist. We do not think, how
everthe surroundings of the Confeder-
ate monument have been improved
and yet High street is gem.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church
will entertain next Thursday night at
the armory with Halloween party.
You are promised an interesting time
in company with the spirits Of dark
ness. Choice refreshments will be
served, and the whole, including adj
mission, will be only 25 cents.
DIR. w. NJ. Holiday, who has been
ill for ten days, was taken last Satur-
day TO Richmond for surgical treat
ment. lie was accompanied by Mrs.
Holiday, her mother, Mrs. Emily
Venable, and DR.. ellis. At last ac-
counts Dr. Holidays condition was
satisfactory to the physicians
Opera House, Thursday evening,
Nov. eth. Fred Emerson Brooks, poet
humorist. Seatson sale at Crute's drug
store. Tuesday morning, Nov. 9Th, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock. To members Of
the Entertainment Course no addi-
tonal charge will be made for reserved
seats. Non-subscribers, 20 cents.
Don't grumble. The most unfort IL
nate class Of people on this earth are
the grumblers. They rob home Of its |
lows. society ofits dues and themselves |
of the best things Of life. People in
reasonable circumstances have visions /
of The poor house, while the rich grum- |
BILE that they can't get rich faster.
Among the old soldiers who went
last Tuesday TO attend the re-
union at jamestown were: Messrs.
G. II. Erambert, Captain ;. w. Pau
lett. Major A. Il. Nenable, Jr., John
Young. +. H. Davis, 4. G.. Guthrie,
b. A. Rogers, George Cliborne, Ma
than Bell, J. W. Womack, Jas. Chick,
Nat Morton, Bill Allen, Joba Frank
lin. Tom Adams and W. q. Godsey.
Warning.