The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-10

IN ilhlildN.
Mr. Frank W Hubbard spent
pleasant week at Marion, Va.
The lawn party that was to be held
last night has been postponed.
None of our citizens are among the
Democratic contingent at Denver.
MIA. II Hurd, Jr., Is at his home,
near Farmville, for months vacation.
Mis-, Della Wilkinson is visiting
friends al Waverly.
Mrs. J. l.. Hart and little Martha,
returned Monday from Baltimore.
Mrs h. T.. Hamlet and children,
are at Ocean View.
Miss Sallie Cullen is visiting friends
and relatives in Lynchburg and
Roanoke
Mrs Robert l.. Freear has returned
from very pleasant trip 10 the
mountains.
Mrs. +. a. Woodsou and little
daughter Mary, are visiting relatives
here.
Mr., and Mrs. G. +. Chappell and
son, Edwin, are spending several days
al Ocean View.
Mrs VIM. Davis, of Cwewe, spent
several days last week visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Baxter Davis.
Mrs. +. II. Glenn and Master Burton
Glenn, are visiting Mrs. John Eram-
bert in this place.
Mrs. h. d. Miller and daughter,
Miss Nellie, are at Philadelphia for
the summer.
Mrs. r.. b. Cralle, who has been on a
visit to Norfolk, returned home sun
day
The Rev. II. Tucker Graham was
in Richmond for several days during
the past week.
Nh. G.. J. Jehne is IN Buckingham
and Cumberland counties this week
ON buine,s trip.
Mr.. W. d. Morton, of Iynchburg, is
spending his vacation at his old home
in this place.
The Farmvile Board of Trade is still
to the fore. and the membership is
daily increasing.
Rev. l.. u. Stables, Of Chesterfield
county, visited Mr.. y. f. Howard
several days this week.
Mrs. Sands, of Richmond, and her
daughter, Miss Roy, are visiting at
Mr.. \. r.. Hurd's =, this week.
Mr.. NJ. Laskey left last Wednesday
ON business trip TO Chicago, where
he Will remain until October.
Misse, Annie IL. Palmore and NJ.
Svdnor johnson. Of the Guinea neigh
bofhood. were la town Monday and
Tuesday.
Half of 1898 has come and lgone and
what have you been doing with its OPP
portunitiess How about the new year
day resolutions?
Misses Margaret and Francis Davis
left last Monday for three weeks
visit To their aunt, Mrs. :. Graham
Ho,visou of fredericksburg
Farmyile at last has really salts
factory restaurant. The Greeks are
giving the public good service and de-
serve the town patronage.
Prof. Lindsey Crawley and his
bride, who was Miss Hotzclaw, of
Warrington, have been here on a visit
TO the gro0m's mother and sisters.
The early apple has been much in
evidence Of late, and so far As we are
advised has not been taking undue a l.
vantage and striking beneath the belt
of our fellow t0wnsmen.
Mr. T. r. Booker leaves next week
for Milwaukee, Wis, to attend the
meeting of the Agents Association OF
the Northwestern Mutual Life lnsur-
ance Company.
The attention of our readers are cal
led 10 the adj, ertising Of most injoy-
able entertainment to be given by the
ladies of old Cumberland Church next
Tuesday evening. See advertisement.
Mrs. f.. +. McFaden, Of Richmond,
will spend the month Of July and Au-
gust with Miss Susie Nenable, Of
HamI den Sidney. She and three OF
her children reached "lhe Hill' last
Monday.
GOV. Claude \ swanson has APP
pointed our honored townsman and
physician, Dr. Peter Winston, dele
cate to the International Congress on
Tuberculosis that meets in Washing
ton i'm September.
II is said that building can be done
this year at - percent less than last
wear. and if il be so Farmville should
be alive with the music Of the saw and
hammer and crowded with new
! houses.
Though the fourth Of July fell on sat
urday this year we did not notice any
undue excitement. 1t would be
good thing for their pocket books to
saw nothing oftheir young ones II the
North would learn to take the 4ih more
quietly Sl,OOO,OoO, burned up in fire
works aud something like a ahundred
lives lost is a pretty expensive
way of honoring independence day
The Citizens State Bank has just
completed the first ycarof its existence