The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-12-13
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Cause and Effect.

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Dr. Elmer T.. Jone, spent last sun
day iu Norfolk.
Miss Eggleston. of Charlotte Court
house, is visiting Mrs. John -. Mar
tim
Visiting cards furnished and print
ed by the Herald at the rate Of 30 fol
only - cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. G.. Mckinney, of
Washington, d. G., spent week Wis
iting relatives and friends # Farm.
willie.
Dr. j. Gray McAlli,ter, president of
Hampdcn-Siducy College, will preach
at the Presbyterian Church next sun
day morning.
Washington merchants offer attrac-
tive inducements TO out-of-town shop
pers. "The gods help those who help
themselves.
Captain h. A. Wingo, who for some
months has been m rexa, for his
health, has returned to FamVille very
much improved physically.
Dr. j. r. Messenger made a short
trip 10 the jamestown Exposition
grounds last week to superntend the
packing and shipment of the Normal
School exhibit.
Miss Madaline shaler, Of Lynch
burg, is a guest i'm the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Burger. In the same
home are also Mrs Gibbs and daugh-
ter, Miss Grace, of Manchester
Miss Emma Hopkins, Of Barton
Heights, Va, a student of the Nor
NAL, was called home recently on ac-
count of the illness of her brother.
She will not return until after the
Christmas holidays.
Mr.. j. G.. Mattoon returned to Farm
vile ON Wednesday evening from
Baltimore, where he was called last
week ON account Of the extreme ill.,
ness of his sister, Mrs Coleman, of
Chester =. G..
The ladies of the Methodist Church
realized quite handsomely from their
supper and bazaar given i'm the armory
last week. They work hard and rich
ly deserve all the success they have in
their undertakings.
Mrs. Walker Scott, who for the past
month has been i'm Richmond under
the care of physicians, was at home
for a short time during the week.
Mrs. SCOTS friends VIII be glad to
know that she has greatly improved
ON last Sunday morning the con-
eregation of the Presbyterian Church
were treated TO the beautiful sacred
song, "rhe Lord is my shepherd, Do
rendered 10y Miss Iaetitia VI. Snow.
The execution of the song was eX-
quisite.
After two such days "a, Saturday
and Sunday it would seem ungrateful
to complain Of any weather conditions
which might come TO us. We may
truly count ourselves among the
more favored mortals in the matter Of
If Congressman Glass can get ap-
for public buildings at
Bedford. Radford and South Boston,
why can not Congressman Lassiter do
likewise for Farmville? 1t is an i'm
portant question and we wait for an
answer with interest.
The people Of the community may
be Interested i'm the ringing Of the
large new bell which has been placed
On the top Of the gymnasium build
ing of the Normal School This bell
rings at the following hours: 6, Ills,
500 and 1910 a. M; 1, 2:lO, $50, 5:i5,
1l5, 9.45 p. IN.
The Scotch Singers, Of Glasgow
will be the next Star Course attraction
at the Opera House. This number
takes the place of the Litchlield Trio
which was booked for Nov. 18th and
cancelled. Please remember the
1st, 1905. This is one
Of the strongest musical numbers ever
brought to tarmville.
A horse was found dead yesterday
morning, having been knocked by a
passing train some time during the
night before of the bridge near the
Mills. The owner Of the
animal is not known, but it is thought
To have been a tramp horse seen for
some days about the Farmville Ware
house.
ON next Thursday evening, begin
ming at 7:3O o'clock, i'm the Auditorium
Of the State Female Normal School, a
concert aud Nmas tree will be given
BIZ the student-teachers the first and
second grades of the Training School.
Parents and friends Of the children
are extended most cordial invitation
10 be present.
Mr.. Howard Bromley, who has
owned and lived at Scottwood, four
niles east of Farmville, for several
fears, adyertises the place and every |
hing upon il for sale at public auction.
The sale will come of on Monday, |
December %. See his advertisement |
ID this issue Of the Herald.
The advertisement Of The Planters
Bank of Farmyille appears in en-
arged form on the outside Of the Her
Ma this week. The statement made