The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mr. and Mrs. f. Scott Martin were
in Richmond yesterday.
Mrs. Rex, Of Loudoun county, is
visiting her daughter, Mr.. 5. ID.
Walton.
Mr. y. NJ. Gill has gone to Bristol,
Tenn, 10 accept a position and to
make his home.
Mrs. Il. b. Cralle is at home again
after a protracted visit to friends in
Halifax.
The Hampden-Sidney quartette will
sing in the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday night
Farmville is no respector Of persons
we have a granolitbic walkway
leading to the Jail.
DR.. W J. ellis is attending the In
ter-National tuberculosis Convention
being held in Washington.
Competitive drill at the armory to-
night and after the drill interesting
moving pictures at the Opera House
Miss Matte Blanton, Of Cumber-
land, has returned home after visiting
relatives in Lynchburg and Amherst.
Miss Currell, of Lexington, was
pleasantly entertained IN the home OF
Mr.. j. l.. Richardson on last Friday
evening.
Mrs. Giles Holt, after short visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. h. ID.
Miller, returned to Richmond last
Monday.
Miss Flora Watkins, whose recent
illness has given 50 much concern 10
her many friends, is reported TO be i'm
proving.
Dr. Anderson spent more than a
week in Washington attending the
greatest convention Of medical scien-
lists ever assembled in the world.
The flowers are being put into win
ter quarters. Watch them, care for
them and let's have blooms and bright
ness when the snow begins to fall.
A sprightly crop of clover is spring
ing up on the Normal lawn. 1t may
be intended for winter protection t.
the blue grass which is to shine out in
the spring.
The small boys VINO still have OH
their summer footwear, are stepping
lightly, touching the ground gingeriy
and have their toes crowned with RED
tips. But they never have the Group
Rev. Arthur :. Lloyd, ID. d. Sc
well known To the people Of Farm
willie. has again been made bishop
this time Coadjuior Of Maryland. II
is the third time tie honor has beer
rendered him.
MI l.. A. Hooper, cashier Of the
First National Bank Of Biueheld
D, W. Va, stopped over in Farmville t
shake hands with his many friends
: on his return from the Bankers Con
: vention IN Denver.
Second street as it runs through
East Farmville is being made
thoroughfare Of which we will ali b'
I. Justly proud The crushed ston'
which is being used seems to have
I been made for road building.
Dr. Jno. w. Price, Of Pittsylvania
returning from Washington where III
had attended the sessions Of the Inter
/. national tuberculosis Convention
! stopped over in Farmville to see III
e daughter and friends.
o DR.. and Mrs. White dined with tn
e family Of Mr.. w. w. Jackson on las
2 Sunday. Miss Mary telephoned earl,
in the day that she was looking afte
!. the dinner and il would be a good one
. 1t goes without saying that It was
20 good one.
L Fires on all our hearth stones agar
Il and must continue To burn until we
nigh June comes again. A few day
of hot weather and many months
= cold. There would be no objection
\ the cold if everybody could nav
, warm hearth stones.
l. If the Bryan-Kern Club OF Farm
$ willie would do its whole duty 1t WI
u get a correct list Of the Democrats
FarmvilIe ard have it for reference
= future elections, primary and other
! No general ever went safely into ba
4 tie without knowing the soldiers upo
D. whom he could rely.
s. DIR. and Mrs. Jarman entertained
few friends, among them DR.. and MT
" Kerlin, and Mrs. Tillman, of Stauntol
on Thursday evening Of last week
4 most delightful manner. Socl
n courtesies are being shocked in tn
IS commercial age, but we rejoice
e, know that they are not obsolete.
'r Local talent will probably hay
: ready for presentation next Frids
a night the interesting drama entitl'
d sThe Inshavogue." 1t will be give
20 in the Opera House for the benefit
j. the Farmville Guard. Those WI
have witnessed the performances
our young people will look forward
W am evening of much enjoyment.
Work on the new macadam pr
crosses slowly, but the road bed
n far as it has been built is beyond a
pr verse criticism. A spin over !
n smooth and justices surface IS III
s qualified luxury. Farmville's boul
he ward when finished will attract Sta
ifnot national recognition and con
- mendation.
Nv The Girls Home Mission Circle
tho presbvterian Church will hold