The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-31

as necessary ar cog and wheel.
Farmyille is good enough a. a sum
mer resort for most of Us.
Miss Irving Wicker is 10 South Car
olina visiting her sister
Who was It that wrote of the man
a. lazy as "cold molasses?"
Miss Madaline Shaner, Of Lynch
burg, is visiting in the home Of MI
and Mrs W II Burger
Delightful and refreshing showers
have fallen on the crops of all this sec
ton during the past week.
Hon. j. j. owen spent part of
Tuesday in town shaking hands with
his numerous friends.
Miss Lou Chambers who has been
visiting Miss Alberta Poole has return
ed TO her home near Scolt-viile.
Judge Watkins is bronzed and
brawuy as farmer. busy as lawyer,
and would make a "tp top Congress
man.
Mrs George Woodruff and daugh-
ter, of Hamlet, y g., are on their
summers visit 10 Famville, and are
at the home of Mr. w. II Burger
Major John r.. Martin has sold TO
Mr.. j. III. Lewis the lower part Of his
garden lot fronting ON Buffalo street.
Mr.. Lewis Will erect handsome resi-
dence ON this very desirable lot.
Mrs Annie Marshall and dlugh-
tiers, of Lynchbure, and Miss Stauiler,
Of Baltimore, who have been guests
for some days of Mr. and Mrs r. NJ
Bugg, have returned 90 their homes
Night brings tine hush 10 all Farm
VILE save the busy hum of the Farm
Vile Mills % knows no sleeping
hours, no rest of The people must
be fed and the grinding must go on.
We know of "a good housewife who
spent one-half Of "a summers day
darning one pair of the old mans
socks, the original cost Of the article
being about l5 cents Was % time
well spent
Miss Lula o. Andrew, having com
pleted hcr work 40 the University
summer Institute at Charlottesville.
has gone To her old home ia Lafayette,
Ma, 10 spend the remainder of the
summer vacation.
Mr. W T. Blanion. who b. the Vice
President of the Virginia state Opli-
cal Association, has received a very
urgent request To- attend the Ameri-1
can Association of Opticians To be held
iu Philadelphia August ION To 18Th.
Judge aud Mrs George J llundley, /
left Wednesday for White sulphur |
Springs. where they viii remain for /
several weeks Judge lIundlcy, who |
il but recently from a bed Of illness, /
hopes % fully regain wJnted strength I
away from the cares and duties Of
his official life.
Dr Jarman. who has recently made |
AN extensive Western tour, brings |
back the cheering news that Bryan is
strong in all that section, not only /
with Democrats, but with Republi-
cans as we'll We have the G.. O. p.
on the run and all we have To DO Us 10
keep them "a running.
Mrs. Holiday, mother of Dr. w.
NJ Holiday, of Hampdcn-Sidney,
had the misfortune ON last sunday
morning to fall and sustain a fractur-
ed hip. Dr. Winston was called 10
see her, and with the assi-tan G of Dr.
Holiday made the patient as conn
Portable as possible.
Let's number our houses and get
the conveniences Of free delivery, and
then press for a public building. Wait
ing for things TO turn up is a poor pol
icy. The better way Is 10 put our
to the wheel and turn things
over and up. Bedford isn't bigger
than Farmville and no more deserv-
INK. We only ask for "square
leal
The farmers of Virginia viii meet in
ON the lth Of August and
remain in session for three days. They
are going 10 hold their sessions at the
Jefferson, and no doubt many Of them
will register there. The farmers are
and no cheap John ar
VIII suit them They
want the best, can pay for it and are
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