The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-03-22
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The take and The Stew.


ono oyster cnoaeh fora stow
Mr., r.. a. ellis is visiting her son,
Mr.. Wiley ellis in Lynchburg.
Miss Andrews talked TO the Mothers
Club on Thursday afternoon ON Italy.
Mr.. G.. G. Fleming returned last
Saturday from Baltimore and New
York.
That crack i'm the southeast corner
of the amory grows slowly but sure
ly.
Miss Fannie Lancaster, Of Ashland,
is visiting Misses Natilie aud Annie at
I Mrs. Wades
The new Methodist Church will be
ready for dedication some time during .
the coming summer.
Miss Bertha Porter, of Baltimore. is /
assisting Mrs. "A. II. Hunt this seat
SON with her millinery.
Miss Lillian Keister, who has been
spending the winter in South Caro-
lima. returned home last Friday.
Geese. the flying variety, have gone
North and that means that things are
warming zap i'm the natural world.
state superintendent Egglcston
spent last Sunday with his father, Dr.
Joseph ID. Eggleston, near Worsham.
Wonderful feats Of magic will be
shown at the Opera House next We'd
nesday night. Don't miss the enter
J tainment.
Get your tickets TO the last number
of the Star Course Monday morning
% at Crutc', Drug Store. Lastbut best
Of them all.
Mr.. II. NJ. Whitehead, of Bristol,
Tenn. spent several days Of this week
/ visiting the old home and friends
around Farm,ille.
Hon. j. j. owen wa, in town Tues
day consulting his friends with re-
ference TO his candidacy for reelection
- 20 the Legislature.
?, Candidates are keeping quiet. Ii is
the year when all county officers are To
e be elected except the clerk of the
Is court. Announcements are in order.
" How many Of the gir's who come to
s. the Normal 60 study books have come
e back to Famville as brides? Some
one make the count and tell as about
it.
In some sections OF the State rura
rs carriers are providing themselves will
the suggest sort Of conyeyances. Bu
for the mud the ride would be a lux
le ury.
" The talk Of Captain Hunt at ih'
last council meeting has causedrenew
G ed interest in the military, and a mum
Der of recruits hive since donned th
uniform.
Rumors upon top Of rumors hoa
q, Of candidates for treasurer, bu
IN not one appears in print the losica
Sc medium Of making known your am
billions i'm the political fed.
Commencing with Policeman Fret
well the entire force has had a seige
on illness. Last week Chief FOCUS wa
.es laid up. and on Tuesday Officer Lip
comb took to bed and is quite sick
Two needs Of the town are preser
table playhouse with modern equiv
.. ment and adequate stage, and polio
!. station house, both Of which could
- furnished from the profits Of one year
l. sales at the dispensary-
he Mrs. Weech will lecture at the Bal
mic list Church on next Tuesday an
ms Wednesday nights, Goth ard 9th
ne March. in the interest Of the w. {.
ate U. All are cordially invited to
Dr. present at these meetings.
Mr.. Walls resolution TO require
hy no-sible. the railroads leading i'm
for Farmvine to have separate waitii
adj rooms for the two races, is a good on
and should be followed up with an
inn fort to accomplish the end.
OBJ Hon. John j. owen after interview
inga number Of close personal an
in political friends in the county, n
Of determined to make the race for
10 election to the Legislature. The p'
8. lic announcement Of no other cane
hat date has been made, and we doubt
e Of Mr. Owen will have a clear field.
Ella The Postal Telegraph Company b
inS, opened down town office in Far
ana Vile where dispatches are received a
the Transmitted without delay. The
flee is next door to c. NJ. Wake
'use Sons. and Miss Annie freear Is
lth- efficient and most obligng opera'
ear At present the evening hour for cl
III ing the office is o'clock
wv. Nv, The work on the Methodist chul
NV, ~ is progressing well with the open
of the spring 1t will be ould
that Farmville can take pride in. d
~, inc the past week Miss Ida ThaN
Ed was 'ne i' S'd g. t,o Garnet 4
i've the ladies are working TO raise iu
TO frescos the auditorium.
We people who walk ON granoliIl
now and drive on paving stones can u
lllOn no convention Of the troubles oil u
amt Of our fellow citizens who have to
ilo', through the mud And suppose l
cent. were to get Disguised and stop pun
gal through the mud, what would oec'