The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-03-08
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

on a trip last Monday.
Miss Eggleston, of Charlotte county,
is a guest of Mrs G.. b. Cmte.
Mr. p. \. Tucker has entered upon
the duties of street commissioners
Mrs. G.. II. Bliss, of Jarratts, Va,
is visiting i'm the home of Mr.. Mason
Bliss.
Mrs. II. IL. Hunt and Mis-, Nemmie
Rice have turned from thpto Balti-
more
Mr. Winston Fowlkcs, of Sunny
Side, was in town Tuesday attending
To business.
Mn y. 70. Davidson and Miss Fan
ME Lyon are in New York securing
his spring and summer stock
Misses NJ. r.. Tucker and Ruth
Houston have returned from a visit TO
Mrs. T.. y. LaNeave, of Lyuchburg
Mrs. G.. J.. Chappcll and Miss Tip
ton returned Tuesday from "a cuisines,
trip TO Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York.
save your money for jamestown,
but don get To be too f ma of ii for
then you woi Z be willing TO part with
it, even for Exposition sights and di-
versions.
The Offices of Dr. ". J.. ellis have
been moved 90 the rooms over the store
of Mes,r,. Ner-er 6 SON, and they are
admirably fitted for hi, professional
work
Mis-, Mable O'Ferrall, daughter of
lex-Govem r O'Fertall. and Miss Sarah
Chamberlain, of Richmond. are guests
in The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. q.
Duuuiue 'on.
An order has just been issued for
the Inspection of AN the Virginia sol
dier,, and i'm the round which begins
at once, FarmNille viii be reached on
Monday April Nth.
The Mecklenburg, at Chase city, is
a drawing card. Famville should
have a companion hotel ON the hill
overlooking the lithia. No such water
and no better location.
Rev. Geo q. Matchett will preach
at the Episcopal Church next sunday
morning. Bishop Tucker will preach
and hold Confirmation Services i'm the
evening. Evening service at eight
O'Clock.
a telegram received Tuesday by Cap
tain :. w. Paulett from his son, Yer
non p. Paulett, announced that he
was married that afternoon in Steuben-
vile, Ohio. The message contained
no particulars.
Charlie Earl carries with him the
distinction not only of being the first
occupant of Prince Edwards new
"burglar-proof steel cells but Of being
the first prisoner to escape from them.
The Californian is a smooth one.
Burks Garden, a small section ofthe /
county of Tazewell, has appropriated |
81 900 to be properly represented at the
Jamestown Exposition. That's en-
terprise for you, and it goes without
saying that such people are going to
the front.
Why not the convicts at work ON
Prince Edward roads as we'll as those .
of other counties That they need
working on "goes without saying"
just now I'm some places they at
least need bottoming. Think on these
things and let's do more than think.
In an interview had with Major f.
r. Lassiter at his home in Petersburg
Monday evening, we were assured of
his most hearty cooperation i'm an ef-
fort to have a government building for
Farmville. But we should not expect
too much Of our representative during
his first term in Congress.
The Emory and Henry boys will
never forget their visit to Farmyille,
nor will Farmyille forget their manly
bearing. their courteous department,
their genial, cheerful disposition nor
their sweet singing. Remember,
Young gentlemen, that the latch string
will ever be swinging on the Outsied.
Last Wednesday evening from 7 to
10 o'clock, Mr.. aud Mrs. r. II. Paulett /
entertained quite number ofchildren,
the occasion being the birthday ami
versary of their son, Richard. The /
evening was delightfully."- spent, and /
the little guests departed at 10 O'Clock /
wishing their young friend many /
happy BIRTHDAYS.
The Richmond Evening journal Of
the 2nd instant makes the following F.
allusion to a former Farmville boy, in
its account Of the choir at Parke Place
Methodist Church: "Mr. Poole is a new
ACQUISITION to the musical talent of
Richmond. His voice as basso Is Of
wonderful compass, pure quality and
his low tones are of a richness rarely
found i'm basso. lie is from Farm
VILE. and is bookkeeper for the Viz
ginia-C arolina Chemical Company
one of the most delightful Of the
seasons entertainments will he given
at the Opera House on Wednesday
evening. March 10Th. 1t will be by
The Alpine Entertainers, and comes
To Farmville under the auspices of the
RadcliT Lyceum and Chatauqua Blu
roam. Admission to this entertain
ment will be only so cents without