The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-02-08
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Pine Dream.

'"''"' N'N't' WIN near i-NttlH
feanome
Nei0r. .as name ihcl ncc in shame.
lo s.or newer bat of thee-my mcerschaum.
Myrtle coneor in The Bohemian.
Grip is prevalent
Another fire ice getting season.
The town Council meets next Tues
day night.
Mr.. j. NJ. Burton spent his recent
brief vacation in New York
The ground hog saw his shadow
unless he stood behind n big tree.
"Ca>ue Inn" is the appropriate
name of The new hotel in FarmvilIe.
The new steel cells for the Jail are
about completed and ready for occu-
paucy.
Mayor Bautou has been confined
90 the house with severe cold Glad
90 SCI him out again.
SIR E ID. Kuykendall, of Greens
horo. y. g., wa, ion town a couple of
day, visiting friends.
The merry jingle Of sleigh bells
sound, like the old fashioned Christ
mas time when We were all boys.
Wecali attention Of Herald readers
90 the annual statement Of the Meher-
rin dIspensary. Itis no poor m iney-
making institution.
Mrs. Peter Winston has gone to
Lynchburg TO spend the month Of
February with her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas a Wood.on
Paper ha, stool" a rise, eggs "is'
higher. old hams "a soaring. wood gilt
edge. wood cutter, all dead, and yet
the Herald remains atthe dollar-point.
We respectfully ,,k that the motor
car now running between Chester and
Noscly ON the ridewatcr and Western
be encouraged to continue the run TO
famvlle.
Miss Watkins, Of Chicago, who
Will assist Mis-, snow in her work at
the Normal, has entered upon the
discharge of her dutie, aud is boarding
at Mrs. Beikeley's.
Capt. Richmond Pearson Hob,on-
81 have heard Dr. Sears lecture and
commend him most heartily and en-
Enthusiastically. As a humorist he has
uosuperior"
The old Randolph Hotel building is
undergoing such a renovating proc s.
and remodelling that old acquaintan-
ces Will NOT recognize it when its doors
are flung open To the public.
The .cverest snow storm of the win
ter ragged in tnl, >ection Monday night.
-Four inches of SNOW is on the ground
and Yesterday was about as cold a day
as is Usually experienced in these
parts.
some of our correspondents are neg
Letting the Herald by not writing.
We hope they will be more regular
in the future. Newsy letters are what
our readers want. They add much
20 the papers value.
ON account of some delay in receiv-
ing his ,tereopticau views, the Illus
,rated lecture promised by Dr. Jones
To the Mothers Club is postponed one
week. 1t viii Therefore be given next
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Ifyou want to feel curious, have an
attack ofcramp-or acute Indigestion,
think YOU are going to die, send a hur-
~ cali for your physician at midnight,
and then become entirely relieved Of
your pain before he arrives.
The mid-wiuter graduates Of the |
Normal Will not wait for another fall |
session 90 begin work, but will enter |
upon it at once as they are wanted the
state over. The good wishes Of all |
Farmylle attend them. Don't forget |
Is.
We witnessed yesterday for the first
time the "suaking" of saw mill logs |
Two big log, were being pulled by two
horses on the snow. This mode Of
transportation is western and it was
a westerner who was practlcing j.
yesterday
Mrs. Edgar Venable has been in
town looking af er the packing Of her
household goods, preparatory to ship
ping them to her new home at Pixies
vile, Ky. where Mr.. Venable has
gone into business. Farmyille gives
them up reluctantly.
In the Auditorium, on Friday even
ing at S o'clock, DIR. Milledge Will give
am illustrated lecture mainly on early
American History, covering the period
from the Revolution to the close Of the
Mexican War. Admission 10 cents.
Proceeds to go to Training School
Library.
Death Of Mrs. Bette S. Nash.
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