The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-05-31
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Pro And Con.

A hahy and a wife
a home mine ownl Who wouldn't hc
Content with this. my Hfcf
but when old rccollcctiona dnrlc.
sometimes wish that were sinrlcl
The cold ofruesday morning made
fires desirable
Miss Annie Spencer, of Arcai um, is
visiting Miss Mary Morgan.
Miss Fannie Little Berkeley has re-
turned from her school az Salem.
4 duller Saturday i'm Farm,ille than
the last one cannot be imagined.
Mrs. Jarman left yesterday morn
Ing for Richmond 10 witness the re-
union.
Mr. Arthur Duvall, Of Richmond,
was up this week on "a visit 10 his
parents and friends.
Mrs. II. b. Berkeley, who has been
visiting Mrs. G. \. Price, at Gardenia
is at home again.
Mrs. Frank Large, Of Victor, Colo
RADIO, is visiting her uncle, Mr. g. NJ.
Robson, of Farmyile
Miss Rubie G.. Amos left Wednes-
day for Hampton TO visit her sister,
Mrs. Leonard Topping.
Clerk Adams is still without "a
deputy's assistance, and his work
keeps him continually ON the grind.
Miss Marie Selden, who has been
attending school at Clifton Forge, has
returned to her home in buckingham.
The Circuit Court did not adjourn
for the term until last Monday having
full week Of work in disposing ofthe
docket.
Just another week and the hundreds
Of girls who so brighten our town will
have gone to their respective homes
throughout the State.
Dr. ellis, assisted by Dr. Crute per
formed an operation this week for
appendicitis, and his patient is rccoy-
ering with remarkable rapidity.
Mr.. G.. VI. Robson left last Tuesday
to attend as a delegate from Johns
Memorial Episcopal Church, the
council i'm session at Staunton.
Mrs Randolph Bland, who has been
spending the past winter i'm Clifton
Forge, has rsturned to her home at
Hickory Hall, buckingham county.
"Make hay while the sun shines
and that means you must go out into
the sunshine to make it. The sit-in
the-shade-farmers never have any
hay well, "hardly any
We have covered their graves with
flowers again, and the memories o
their valor are as fresh as were Oh,
flowers before they were pulled from
their parent stems, and while the de'
of morning rested ON them.
Mr.. f.. r. Neaman, cashier OF Prince
Notwithstanding Bank at Meher
rim, and Miss Maude Chemault
daughter Of Mr.. John ChernauIt
were married yesterday afternoon at
the home Of the brides parents near
flampden-Sidney
Remember that a Prince Edward
boy, Mr.. Henry Venable, Of Norfolk
will make the Alumni address "a
Hampden-Sidney commencement. lie
= all Prince Edward turn out TO hea
him. His splendid reputation as
platform orator pTecedes him.
The Columbia Graphophone made
E most acceptable music for th'
+ dance at the armory Monday night
The criticism heard on every han'
e was most favorable TO the Columbi'
t Twentieth Century machine for fur
e nishing the best music for dances. l
A., will probably supercede all other kind
Of music making for this purpose.
The health record of the Norma
r session now closing has been unique
4 With the large number Of young ladie
= gathered in one place the wonder 1
c that there should have been so httl
e sickness and none Of a serious nature
i- We of the Southside haven't the blu
d grass to boast of, but we are grsieiu
g for the blessing Of good health.
Il The following merchants will clos
d there stores at 6 o'clock except Satui
n DAYS. commencing June lst, unit
3, September LIST. n. b. Davidson
d Fleming & Clark, r. IL. Hillsman
d Co., l.. J. Verser q Son, r.. A. Bald
IS win 4, Sons Co., r. w. Gamett
" Co.. Misses Davidson, Richardson
d CralIe. w. Sturman, NJ. Laskey
n Son. J. Berman, Mrs. T.. l.. keister-