The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-06
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Notes Of Happenings and People You
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Breathcs there a man with soul So dead.
Who never 90 himself hath sad'
This is ms own. ms native land.
Miss Harrison, of the Normal iacul-
ty, is ON duty again.
Rev. Mr.. Graham will preach at the /
Miller School ON next Sunday
Mr. f. l.. Paulett was the first TO
vote ON the morning of the Srd.
You said YOU were going to do il I
latter the election Now do 1t
This is chrysthemum season and /
they are blooming out in all their glory.
Nh. Al Morrison is engaged in lit
erary work and located in Washins-
ton
The sidewalks in South Farmville
are the cleanest, neatest aud altogeth- /
er the best kept of any in town.
Mrs. Morrison has left her home at
Hampden-sidney and VIII spend the
winter in South Carolina.
Rev. Or. Kelly, of Washington, d.
| c., will preach at the Methodist
Cnurch next sunday morning
lfyou did your duty on Tuesday you
have nothing to do but to keep on do
ing your duty and some day die hap
Ipy.
Two rooms have recently been add
ed to the Methodist District parsonage
to the delight and conveniences Of the
inmates.
Mrs. Judge Watkins attended the
sessions f the West Hanover Presby-
terial Woman's Union, which was
held at Danyille.
The last day Of October was one OF
lis best. The month simply died out
i'm blaze Of glory. We may never
look upon It's like again.
And now we have nne time TO work
on the Herald's Trade Edition Sc
lect your space, give us the facts and
we viii do the rest.
Those noble trees that stand guard
i'm the yard of Mr. ID. j. Elan are
holding on 10 their summer dress
with grim determination not To be
di ROBBED
Now for ahunting party togo out I'D
some far of country place and spend "a
week and come home saturday night
with deer. turkeys, Old hares, SPUR
, rel- aud a few pheasants.
d As we understand only women are
expected To attend the sessions OF the
y. W. G.. A. which are to be held this
j. evening and tomorrow evening in the
audit rum of the Normal
G Our first ice formed on last sunday
morning. but when the sun shone ouI
i'm all its glory it simply melted away
+. from the field of contest and confessed
10 a disastrous defeat
There are as have been during th'
i- past seasons many beautiful rose
D blooming in Farmville, but none NOR
u So than those which have been re
eeiying the care Of Mrs IL. K. Wall
The ladies' of the Baptist Church
gave an inviting supper of oysters and
other good things at the armory OF
last Friday afternoon aud evening and
realized 500 after all expenses wer
paid
Mr.. Taft often lost his voice durini
the canvass and had just TO stand e
he looked at The auctioneers at on
-, warehouses never lose control of their
n and are always ready to cry out lou'
and strong for another bid.
ID Now that the election is over, 70
- fear that we may fall INTO state ofdis
tressing "desuetude,' lets have o'
hv show. For strenuousness Of prep
e. aration. execution and Judicial deci
ions it has no superior
* Cards have been issued by Mr.. +
Montague Smith to the marriage
his sister, Mary Lillian, to Nj
m Thomas Fulton Noel, Of Farmvill'
The ceremony will take place at III
~. residence, Blackstone, Va, on WED
nesday afternoon, November llth'
II seems that only three voters at Il
Browns Church voting precinct
Cumberland remembered that Cour
be nev Franklin was in the race for Co
ng eress. Friends of friend Courtney
should brush up on the memory in
"a about election time.
Dr. Miuidge delivered an interes
ing and instructive talkon the Balka
question in the auditorium Of the No
OF NAL ON last Monday morning. The
Monday morning short talks OF u
'- Doctor on like questions OF the da
are greatly enjoyed aud appreciated.
The Covenators Of the Presbyteri'
Church were entertained by Mr.. al
Mrs Walker Scott ON last Friday ev
ming. II was Halloween night Wi
the boys and girls and for the time 'h'
became spooks and spectre-like thing
Refreshments were served and EMO
ed.
Jul our warehousemen have two re
no. davs in each week, saturday and ou
20 dav. but they do work like troope
en-. when they are at it. And just he
we would say that they are now rea'
10 receive the new crop Of tobacco al
N .handle it with care The prices q
| good. the roads are good, and we Ia
recently had a good season.
low Grass growers as well as doc''
D., ~ .s,,,,o x-rffpr has had [