The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-19
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The DrOwSy Fisherman.

ltiug Mrs =. W. Iaulelt, Jr
Mr. ". p. Venable left last Monday
for Denver, COL, ON business
Mrs Fleming, Of Richmond, i, ,is-
tug her SON, Mrs. G.. G.. Fleming.
Miss Mary l'louuoy, Of Morganneld,
Ky. is visiting in the home of Mrs.
Fitzgerald.
Mrs. b. j. Harvey, and little daugh-
tcrs, Clara and Kathleen are visiting
m Lyuchburg
Capt III. II. Hunt ma, been confined
to hi- home all of this week with quite
a severe illness.
Miss Louise Wooitou, who has been
teaching school in South Carolina, re-
turned home last week.
Mr- y ". Godsey, of Rice, Depot is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w b..
Whitlock, of this place.
Mrs. j.. Il. Martin aud Mrs. Annie
Woutton returned home Tuesday from
"a short visit ia Charlotte county
Misses Gwynn, Sutherlin, Harrison
and Lancaster are attending the sum
mer school at Cornell University.
Mr. Lee Hid-ood is visiting his old
home in Charlottesville. He will re-
turn to Famville in about ten days.
Miss Mamie Wade, who has been
teaching the past year IN Florence, =.
g.. llieh>School, has returned home.
Miss Lotlie H. Mhilock, OF this
place, left last sunday To visit her
brother, Ma. j. \. WhilIock, of Rich
mond,
Dr. W. NJ. Holiday, Of lIampden-
sidney. has been spending a week
fishing m the waters around Glouces-
ter Point.
You may work twenty hours a day,
and still be neglecting your business
unless YOU ale advertising IT pro
gressiyely
Mrs. Eugene Gill will leave Monday
for Huntsville. Ala, where she goes
TO spend the summer in the old home
of Mr.. Gill.
Dr. Milidge has been touring the
eastern part of the State inspecting
schools la company with Mr f.. II.
Russell.
Mrs. j. r. Cunningham and daught-
or. Miss Annie Halves Cunningham,
returned Wedne.dpy from Rocky
Mount, y. G..
Mrs. Boteler, of Mississippi, is
spending the summer months with
her brother, Mr.. :. NJ. Selden, at
Hickory Hall.
Miss llalihurton, Miss Andrews and
Dr. Millidge left Wednesday for
charlottesville, where they Will teach
im the University Summer school
Miss Julia Kent. who has been Wis
ting for few weeks in the home Of
Mr.. ID. ". Gillian, returned last Mon
day To her home at lIopeside, Va.
There will be no primary election
held on the s0th instant, on account
Of the withdrawal of Hon. Robert
rurubull from the congressional race.
Hon. J. u. Eggleston, Jr, and
family arrived last saturday and are
al theold home near Worsham. They
will remain at their country place all
the summer
The impression Of business prosper
itv is never given by halfhearted adj
vertising and i'm business it is not
merely desirable, it is necessary, to
give the impression Of business pros
penty.
Dr. Helbig, the well-known eye
snecialist. Of Lynchburg, spent Mon
dav i'm Farmville in the practice of his
profession. Dr IIelbig announces
that me viii visit this town regularly
in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f.. Garrett
have issued invitations TO the marriage
of their daughter, Miss jamie Crule,
10 DR.. Paul rraywick, on Wednesday,
the oath of June, at o'clock, at their
home near CurdsHlle, Buckingham
county
Mr.. Edward Ross Sutherland stop
ned over here this week To visit the
family of DR.. Anderson. lie is taking
a course i'm electrical engineering at
Cornell University. Mr.. sutherland
will accept a position forthe summer
months with the Norfolk Traction
Company.
If You have not seen the moving
mixtures al the Opera House you do
not know whatyo have missed. They
are interesting To see. and the price OF
admission is cheap--only 10 cents. 1t
has gotten to be "the thlng'-all the
rage 10 pass an hour each evening
with moving pictures.
The town council at its last meeting
directed that the motion which was
carried some months ago TO the elect
that all telegraph and telephone poles
he painted he Immediately enforced
All the towns electric light poles
have been nicely painted and II makes
a improvement i'm their appearance.
Read the advertisement asking for
bids ON the proposed macadam road
leading towards llampden-Sidney
College via Little Buffalo. An en-
oineer from the Office of state High
way Commission will 90 over the road