The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-03

lCurdsville, isquite 10.
Miss Mary Herbert Of Norfolk. is
visiting in the home Of MI -. NJ.
Cox.
Mr. and Mrs sam Blanton, of Black
stone, are spending their vacation in
Farmville.
Mr. G.. +. Bugg and family are at
Virginia Beach and Ocean View for
two weeks.
President J l. Jarman is in Cleye- |
land, Ohio, attending the meeting Of
the National Educational Association. I
Mrs. G.. NJ. Walker and Mrs +.
Scott Martin viii spend some time al
Blue Ridge Springs.
Hon. II. D. Flood wa, the guest
this week of Mr. and Mrs. f.. scott
/ Martin.
Miss Bell Johnson, of Richmond, IL /
visiting her brother, Mr. Tucker john
son.
Marriage is like twirling a baton,
turning "a handspring, or eating with
chop-sticks il looks so easy until you
try it.
The ladies ofihe Presbyterian Church
will give lawn party in the yard of
their church on next Friday night,
July 10th. Hours from $ TO II O'Clock.
We have just received "a special lot Of
GO,0OO envelopes. II not lower than
you ever paid for good grade article,
don't buy. Just examine them and
ask for quantity prices.
Miss Lottie l.. Whitlock has return
ed home after a very pleasant visit TO
her cousin, Mrs. Ada II Crane, and
brother, Mr. }. A. WhilIock, Of Rich
mond.
COY. swanson has appointed Dr.
W. f.. Anderson a delegate 10 the In
ternational Congress on tuberculosis,
10 be held at Washington, september
LIST 10 'ftlNnti i-Allf A'''f
Mr. G. f.. Chappell wa, taken sud
denly ~ Wednesday night, but We
are glad 10 know that he ., better, and
expects to go 10 the seashore sunday
with his family.
\ wife always feels peri city safe IN
going driving with her husband be-
cause she knows by sad experience
that he Will devote both hands and all
his attention 10 the horses
We are glad to report that sheriff
Dickinson who has been in Baltimore
for some weeks for surgical operation,
ismuch improved and is expected To
return To Prince Edward IN few days.
You will not pass through tais
world but once Any good thing that
you can do, or any kindness that you
can show 10 any fellow being. do it
now do not defer or neglect il for you
Will not pass this way again.
We have ON hand over ljo,ooO state
memt heads the kind mostly used 10y
the merchants of Farm,ille, which
we are Offering at the lowest prices
ever heard Of Gall and get these spe-
cial prices before placing an order
elsewhere.
II is something of shock To the
sweet girl graduate who has spent her
youth in digging up the Latin roots,
studying the Greek forms, and acqur-
ing working knowledge Of French,
German and Hebrew, To discover that
the only language her lover really
appreciates is baby talk.
The name Of Rev. Dr. peyton lloge,
of Louisville, KY is prominently ,
mentioned in connection with the ,
presidency Of iampden-Sidney Col A.,
lege. Rev IL. Tucker Graham, Of
the Farmville Presbyterian Church,
is also spoken Of a. a probable success
sor Of Dr. McAllister.
Mrs. II. H. Gillian, who has spent
several weeks visiting relatives IN ,
Washington, has returned home. Miss Il
Lillian Bland, who went with Mrs. I
Gillian ON this visit will remain there :
with her grandmother Mrs. Ran ,
dolph Bland, who recently underwent /
an operation in one of the hospitals Of {
that city. d
Our little friend Robert Bugg, is a
contestant for the pony and cart offer c
ed by the Times Dispatch for the most v
coupons cut from that paper between y
now and close Of contest sometime in q
September Since the loss Of his faith
ful pony, "Ginger," Robert has keenly
missed his daily drives, and he has the
cooperation and best wishes of scores q
of his friends, both old and young, in I
tins his first prIze-winning contest.
"Old-new Farmvile" shone out in {
living colors in last Sundays Times
Dispatch. No wonder that "Frank
Woodson did his best for Farmville a.
Farmville gave him the best Of his
life. Now that we have been so plea
sanity pencilled and pictured, let's re-
vert TO the motto Of the Herald again
and make il ours: Honor for the past,
Help for the present, Hope for the
future.
4 horse belonging to colored man
named Tnsley was put To death on d
last Monday night on account Of an n
incurrable injury 10 one Of its legs. G
The animal was found in its suffering I
condition dangerously near the Nor y
folk and Western crossing at the foot 4
of Main street. and Police Officer Lip =