The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-16
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Little Willie huns his sister.

mates Of the home Of Mr.. j. f. Gar
| land.
Mr.. Ii. +. Scott has secured a posi-
ton with the Atlantic Cost Line II.
r. at Richmond.
Miss Harrison, Of the Normal
faculty. spent last Saturday and sun
day i'm Richmond.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy
will meet on next Thursday at the
home of Mr. W. II. Burger.
Wood is twice as high as it was in
days gone by, but the Herald is still
only one dollar year.
Rev. Mr.. Graham is attending the
Synod Of his Church which is in ses-
sion this week at Roanoke.
Miss Margaret Watkins has rented
rooms at Mrs. +. l. Morton's, and is
watching over family of five with
mOther-care.
Miss Emily Selden has returned to
her home, Hickory Hall, after spend
ing the summer months visiting
friends i'm West Virginia.
For the lack of expense paying pat
ronage the moving picture entertain
ments at the Opera House have closed
for the present.
Think over what space you will
want in the Trades Edition. 1t will
be family picture-group and you
can I afford to be left out
Mr.. G.. b. Pritchett, Of Washington
aud Lee University, spent a short
while in Famville this week visiting
his friend, Mr.. Robert Booker.
What's the best score at the bowling
alley? From the constant music Of
the rolling Of the balls we should
have many experts by this time.
DR.. Anderson will attend the Nir-
ginia Medical Association next week,
before when body he will present a
paper on "Some Obsterical Experien-
ces."
Mrs. Governor Mckinney and Miss
frankie left for Richmond on the
early morning train Of last Monday
and have spent the week there visit
ing friends.
We still insist that the field Of or.
chard grass on the Nenable farm is the
best we ever saw. Why are not al
Of our fields not otherwise engaged
covered with such grass?
Judge Mann will address the Bryan
Kern Club Of Farmyille IN the cour
house tonight. Every person in town
and vicinity is urged TO come ont an'
and hear the gifted speaker.
Announcement has been made o
the marriage of DR.. John Hamlet, o
Pamplin, and Miss Elliott, Of Char
lotte. In advance, Doctor, accept ou
congratulations.
flour Methodist friends would save
those trees which they have so judi
ciously and wisely planted abou
their church building, they will have
TO securely box them. As they now
are they are exposed to certain de-
structiOn.
BY common consent the tobacco
crop of the season is an unusually
good one. the weather has been favor
able for airing, the sorting and the
stripping will be well done, and ther
the top-knot prices TO follow as VI
earnestly hope.
At the regular Saturday afternoon
meeting of the Normal y. w. {. y.
DIR. and Mrs. Jarman contributed the
charm Of well rendered song an'
Miss Minnie Rice read to the deligh
Of her auditors. This body OF youni
: Christian workers is doing nobl
work i'm the school.
The Argus aud Cunningham Liter
ary Societies of the Normal are work
ing together in sweet accord and low
ing harmony. The joint entertain
ment OF last Saturday evening was
signal success. All such pleasan
. diversions the better prepare for life
sterner duties on the broader work
. field.
The fence has been removed from
the town cemetery the hedges having
grown to be sufficient protection AM
at the same time a thing Of beauty
Mr.. Moore the keeper, is clipping
into attractive shape. We are takin
good care Of the city of the dead a
well as of the living, and the one dut.
I is no more sacred than is the other.
Remember that the Herald's Trad
Edition will serve good purpos
now, and then you can fold il ava
rs ready reference record of presen
and passing events 10 which you cal
re fer from time to time. You can
afford to be without it. Extra cople
should be ordered in advance. Thes
we will mail for you from the Ollie
if you prefer.
Now that the representative bus
ness men of Fsrmyille have dete
mined that we will have a Fair mex
10 fall let's get the hustle on. Farmer
4 should save wheat with reference
the best sample, aud cure meat VIII
an eye on the best ham, and our lad
= friends should begin to make IL
,. needles fly, and the best race trac
o should be agreed on.
5 Having cJrre,ponded with the pos
u tai authorities at Washington on Il
: subject of Trades issues in genera
and having received satisfactory r