The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-08-14

again.
Mr. G.. A. Price, Jr, is on the sicl
list
Or f.. T.. Jones will leave for In
diana next week
Miss Matte X Amos has returned
from visit To Bedford city.
Miss Mary d. Pierce left Tuesday
morning for short visit To her home
in Rec,ortown.
Did you ever see more perfect to-
matoes than We are having tins sea.
son?
Miss kppie and Chatherine Fanuer,
Of Stauuton, are visiting Miss Rubie
Amos.
MI and Mrs. Hundley and two
children are ON visit 20 their father,
Mr. Len Amos
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Strachan, Of
Lynchburg, are guests in the home Of
Mr.. W. G.. Huntington.
Mr.. G.. \. Price aud family will oc-
cupy the Morris home on High street
after September Isl.
Miss stone was the guest in the
country home of Mr. W.D. NJ Stokes
during last week
Free mail delivery ON November LIST,
and then a United States public build
ing by the lst Of July, 1910
some Of Us pulled down the win
dOws and pulled up the blankets dur
ing the last hours of sunday morning.
Gun public buildings ought to be heat
ed by steam, and the time Will come
when all Farm>ille will be heated
and lighted by electricity.
We met a friend the other day who
said, 81 haven't been sick a day for
a. years" \ northumberland in
very deed and truth.
one of our soldier boys who stood
on the top of Lookout Mountain got
new glimpses Of the glory Of this old
earth of ours.
TIE lights at the Normal are burn
mg low now-a- lays, but will soon
flame out in fun glaze greet the
new girls OF "a ne session.
One Of our neighbors had frogs for
dinner one day last week aud said
they were fine, but said nothing about
them until the meal was over.
Miss Rtbie aud Mamie Amos have
returned home aitera delightful visit
of two months their sister Mrs
Leonard Topping, of Hampton.
The Preshytery of West Hanover is
IA session at BroNns Church, cum
berland county, this week and Farm
Vile is well represented
Don't wslk with cane so long AS
you can do without one, and always
walk erect. The stopping shoulder
isn't graceful nor conducive 10 good
health.
Miss Snow lett on Tuesday for a Wis
It To friends i'm North Carolina. She
will return to Farmvile for a weeks
stay before taking up her new work.
Mr. a. A. Cox has sold his mare,
Little Belle, to Mr.. &. =. Berry, OF
Florence, ;. G.. This mare has mark
OF 2:134. She is by the famous Cali
fornia stallion, Sidney.
Dr. G. W. Stone, now in Columbia
University, has accepted the call TO
the Normal School to fill the position
made vacant by the resignation Of DR..
Jones.
We have been told that all Of the to-
baccO which had been stored in the
Association rooms at this point has
been used with the exception of three
hogsheads and at satisfactory prices.
DR.. 4. A. Miledge is now with his
family in the White Mountains. lie
will give lectures in Maryland during
the last week i'm August and then re-
turn to Farmville.
Mrs Aumerle Schumpert, Nee Miss
Bette Norton, with her little son is
here on visit to her old home and
friends. She always finds "A welcome
awaiting her by the people of Farm
vile.
Dr. Keslin, who has just taken the
Ph.D. degree at Yale, has been elected
head Of the department Of literature in
the Normal School in place Of Mr..
Holiday, who declined the appoint
ment on account of i'll health.
The "small boy" viii never forgive
John Robinson for passing us by, but
he should be comforted in the thought
that one half dollar in the pocket is
worth any number Of half dollars IN
the show wagon.
Dr. Jarman has been busy all sum
mer looking for worthy men and
women to fill vacancies ON the facul-
ty staff Of the Normal. We learn that
ne has been fortunate in finding most
desirable candidates for the response
bic places.
Mr.. Lee Paul will leave for PheniX
this morning TO complete arrangements
for opening a tobacco market at that
point in the near future. Mr.. Paul
expects Mr.. Robert Chamberlayne,
Jr.. off. y. Williams Tobacco Co., to
meet him there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booker Foster Hunt,
Of Pamplin City, announce the mar
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