The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-16

bridge baths.
Miss Ann Eliza Harris left last We'd
nesday for Richmond.
Mrs. S. W. Paulett, Jr., is at home
after a pleasant stay at Montvale.
Miss Eleanor Morgan, Of Arvonia.
is the guest of Mrs. DR.. White.
Miss Portia Spencer is on a visit TO
Mrs. Bessie Lacy at Hampden-Sidney.
Mr. j. Wilbur Davis, Of West Viz
ginia, is visiting his uncle Mr.. 5.
Baxter Davis.
Misses Lucy Brown and Sarah
Hughes, of Danville, are visiting Mrs.
Raleigh Gillian.
Eggs are scarce. If YOU have them
bring them in and don't keep them
over for Christmas.
Mr. Thos. Edmunds is now watching
the towns interest as the granolithics
are being laid.
Miss Eva Bowden, of Norfolk, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walden.
Miss Bowden is a niece Of Mrs. Val
den.
The infant child of DR.. and Mrs.
Hatcher has been quite sick, though is
reported to be better as we 90 TO
press.
There is one cry we are waiting
anxiously to hear on our Main street,
Watermelons fresh and fine, just off
Of de vine.
Mr.. Norwood Davis, Of Bluefield,
w. Va, where he is book keeper in
the First National Bank, is visiting in
the old home.
Mr.. Herbert Davis. now of Victoria,
is about to occupy his new residence
on prominent square Of this pro-
gressive town.
Music by the band" Not yet,
though individual members are max
ing it to the delight p Of their next
door neighbors.
The boys are washing in the
river nowadays, but when they
come out they are more in need Of a
bath than when they went in
Those letters written from this sec
ton to the Norfolk and Western IN
dustrial Quarterly are to be found
elsewhere in this issue, and make in
teresting reading.
The second hot wave is upon us,
but remember we did have it delight
fully cool for a week. And then we
have the ice plant with us and p lbs.
for 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley Winston
were visitors at the Natural Bridge
during last week. Mr.. Winston went
to attend a meeting Of the Virginia
, Pharmaceutical association.
Misses Alice Richardson and Sarah
Lyle Spencer have been very pleas
antly entertained by Miss Alice Ora
ham with some of her friends from a
distance for the past few days, on the
Hill.
We have been watching the mill
cans on their way to the creamery
and have yet to see one that was no
to all appearances scrupulously clean
And the creamery itself is free iron
. spot or blemish.
If our merchants appreciated JUS
how many good house-keepers scan
] ned the columns Of the Herald weel
! by week on the lookout for bargains
they would give prominence toItha
feature of advertising. 1t hits thu
{ mark every time.
j George Little, the American cray
e on artist and chalk talker will appear
S at the auditorium of the Normal TIN
q evening at S O'Clock, and while tn
r entertainment is given for the specia
benefit of the teachers and student
of the Summer Normal, the public /
s invited to be present No admission
I fee.
S Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Hord, Of Rose
n ueath, Miss, are guests at the West
f over. Mr.. Hord, lived in Farmvill'
r in boyhood days, and loves to return
d to once familiar scenes and to com
I mune with old friends. He gives in
teresting accounts of farm life in the
T. growing delta, and Of genera
n conditions in his great State. An'
vet tharp * no Mace inst like NirOin