The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-04-02

drop on the coal man, but not yet J
Keep your COW from the flower gar
den or the roses won't come again.
Mrs. J lTaylor Thompson has been
y Richmond visitor during the week.
Keep off the grass, and that
means all. the grass plots Of Farmville.
Miss Hattie Baskerville, of Rich /
mond, has been visiting Mrs. A. A.
Cox.
Dr. E. II. Richardson, OF Baltimore
has been a recent visitor to Farmville
friends.
You can still ride to Richmond for
$1.4O. When the raise comes it Will
be 81. 70.
Judge Watkins came in to see the
strong man" with the chain in his
mouth and he saw him.
The auto is all right but for genuine
fun let us draw the reins over spir-
ted stepper-a pair preferred.
Did you see the little grinning dog
the show lady had with her? 1t trav-
els in its own dress-su't case.
Mrs. j. A. Scott, Mrs. Eugene Gill
and Mrs. Walker Scott are in Rich
mond visiting and shopping.
We have said it before and now
say it again, stick to your flannels
until they stick to you.
Shad came in early-a fresh shad,
well cooked, with potatoes and let
tuce, make a complete dinner.
High street has received good
spring cleaning and looks better, and
now for a double row of trees.
When the Farmyille Whist Club
meets there is sure to be a feast.
Wouldn't you enjoy being a member!
Friend Wiltse, in the midst of his
chickens, looks as happy as a big sun
flower And the chickens are happy
too.
The pusher" helps over the bill
between this point and some two
miles east of Moran, and is everlast
ingly at it
o What has become of the shad will
| a roe? They seem to be about as
il scarce as good bites on the banks o.
~ the Appomattox.
Have you seen cuts of the new bon
Il nets? The old coal scuttie with lace'
# and ribbons of fashionable tints vii
II fill the bill.
e If you wish to examine something
II new on building lines in Farmville
you need only visit the ice plant ant
! the creamery.
= The ladies' of Farmville are invite'
to meet with the Missionary Circle o
the Normal tomorrow afternoon at
.c o clock in the Auditorium. An at
tractive programme will be presented
DR.. Jarman went to Richmond o.
Tuesday to attend the meeting Of tn
state Board of Education. The eleC
: ton of county superintendent is MAJ
lr Ter of most concern to the Board jus
Il now.
Walking through our furnitur
u stores recently we were impresse
~ with the magnitude of the stocks 0
hand, and the great variety. W
ut hardly think it necessary to 90 to Me-
III York to buy furniture.
e, A lady friend, on leaving churc
Is last Sunday, asked us, When wi
the Heralds Trade Issue appear?
IN is it a myth? No myth about it, bl
I'd one of the mighty events of the ag,
And almost in sight.
Mayor Banton, veteran iishe
Ut man. informs us that the little fl:
will now begin to steal the bait fro
your hook, and this unwelcome new
comes when we haven't as yet caug
a big one. Too bad.
he 1t would be well that you shou
Gu remember the beauty and the char
nv of last Friday, especially the ear
Ia morning hours, to the day OF yol
ny death. Surely the sun nowhere shin
vi as if does in old Virginia.
" Mr.. ThOs Edmunds added great
III III to the interest of the evening whe
Of at the home of Judge Crute, Mrs.
on B. Crute chaperoned happy party
Turkish tour while DR. and Mr.
Jarman enlivened the trip with swe