The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-11-08
BRIEFS and PERSONALS.
In GOf'S Acre.

grave thus deep. ,hus wide
Tho peasant and the peer
Are Of a kindred ciay
Eosane in silence here.
After lic's Hiilc day.
RonBr LovFMAN.
Mrs. Rosa Mcfarland, of Richmond,
is visiting Mrs Wade.
Mrs. j. :. S,role and little child, OF
Luray, arrived i'm the city this week.
Mr.. G.. G.. Walker and daughter,
Miss Maud, have been in Baltimore
dming the week past.
Mr.. Demetrius Farrar, Of Bristol,
Tenn, paid hurried visit 20 his old
home aud friends this week.
Mr.. NJ. Laskey, who has been on an
extended visit to his Chicogo home,
has returned TO his business here.
The Exposition is drawing to a close.
Hurry up or you wont be in time. Its
last days are said TO be lis best days.
1t has been well and truly said 10y
another that the man who advertises
will never know the blessings Of soli-
tude
Mrs. 5 w. Watkins, whose recent
illness has been mentioned in this pa
per is, we are glad to say, much i'm
proved.
Miss Matte Blaaton returned to her
home i'm Cumberland Monday after
spending pleasant trip Of ten days
with friends and relatives in town.
Mr.. J. NJ. Neuable, of Atlanta, Ga.
arrived here last week just in time to
take his customary bird hunt on the
opening day of the hunting season.
Did you vote ON last Tuesday? III
not you neglected high and import
ant public duty. Every election day
should find every voter at the polls.
The Halloween party given by the
Episcopal Church on Thursday night
Of last week was in every way most
eljoyable affair and financially
great success.
Mrs. Graham, Mrs. r. b. Berkeley
and Mrs Walker Scott are in Balu
more attending meeting of the
Synodical Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian church of Virginia.
Miss Mary G.. Jackson, the historian
Of the Famville Chapter I'D. C.wi ]
be the delegate to the general conven-
ton which meets i'm Norfolk, the 18th
18th, 18th and 18th, Of this month.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church request the Herald to remind
its readers of the Harvest Feast which
will be given next Friday night, the
18th. 1t will be held i'm the vacant
store room at the corner Of Main and
Third streets.
Mr.. f. G.. Wiltse and party Of friends
have made several successful pOssom
hunts this season, but that of Tuesday
night was a record breaker, one of
three of the possums caught weighing
IS1s pounds down weight
Bishop Charles b. Galloway pre-
siding bishop, Of the Methodist Con-
ference of Virginia, will preach at the
Farm>ille Methodist Church next
sunday morning and evening. Every
body is cordially invited to attend
these services and hear the distin-
guished divine.
Mrs. w. NJ. Holiday came to-
Farmvile on a hurried trip last Mon
day. returning to the bedside Of her
husband i'm Richmond the following
day. The Doctors friend aud they
are legion, are missing his genial coun-
tenance and are continually hoping
for his speedy recovery aud return toI
Prince Edward.
The revival at the Baptist Church
which had been conducted for ten days,
closed with the services Of Sunday
night. During that day Rev J. Jeter
Hurt, who had been preaching each
night. held four services at each of
which he held the undivided attention
Of his large congregations Great good
resulted from the meeting and many
persons made profession Of religion.