The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-09-10

Miss Fannie Berkeley leaves today
for her school work in Salem.
Miss Mary Dupuy, of Worsham,
will teach at Pocahontas.
Mrs. Louis jenkins, of Lynchburg,
is visiting Mrs. j. L. Hart.
Misses Beverly and Edna Cox will
teach in Scott county
The voting scars, time flies and
you may be losing your opportunity.
Mayor Blanton's late corn crop
must hurry up or the frost will bite
it.
Mrs. w. B. Pettigrew and the baby
will leave tomorrow for their home in
Florence S. c.
Miss Netde Farley left on Monday
to teach in one Of the schools of
Norfolk county.
DR.. Spencer is at home again ready
for active work and to the delight of
his many friends.
Miss Margaret Davis leaves today
for her school work in Dunbarton,
near Richmond.
Mr.. Raphael Sturman returned from
Richmond Friday where he had been
attending college
Miss Hattie Cox goes to Danville
and Miss Sallie to Petersburg for the
coming school term.
The moving picture show at the
Opera House opened Wednesday
night with large house.
Mr.. Sol. Sturman left Wednesday to
visit his sister Mrs. S. A. Lantor at
South Boston, and an extended visit |
in North and Sosth Carolina.
For latest news from the Charlotte
Banking and Insurance Company see /
correspondents from Eureka Mills to
be found elsewhere in this issue.
Mr. Pickett says he had no APP
oroach to a dispute with the Rich
nond cigar dealer, though he did in
;ist that the Prince Edward cigar was
IN the market.
Mrs Ellen c. Jones and her daugh-
er, Miss Charlie, of Hampden- Sidney,
ire with us again for the Normal
session Miss Frances Jones returns
o Pearisburg.
Col. Stems will inspect the Farm
lille Guard On next Monday evening.
The soldier boys will be out in full
orce and the rest Of us will be inter-
sted spectators.
Mr.. Jack Burton, who was taken
lex in Roanoke, is now at the home
# Mr.. A. A. Cox undergoing treat
nent. OF course he will improve
low that he is in Farmville again.
We should not forget that Mr. Ser
ell offers his park to proper pleas :
res and for proper purposes. As it !
Dins his yard all entertainments must
e of the decent and orderly kind.
Mrs. Chas. Martin and daughter,
liss Lydia, Of Lynchburg who spent ,
ONE time in the home of Mrs. Nor
ison, at Hampden- Sidney, have this ;
'eek been visiting friends in and ,
round Farmville.
That suggestion of a benefit for the il
armvlle Silver Band hasn't met with h
UGH a response as we had anticipated ?
he boys" have done well, and we A
hould say so liz some substantial and s
elpful way. I
We have heard much Of the testi- !
lony as given in corrt, and only
hat has appeared in print, and from u
lis we wonder that Wright was ever V
Ispected of completely in the murder Il
the Stuart brothers. 7
Prof Frederick A. Hodges, who u
couples the chair made vacant by the
of the scholarly and gifted o
essenger from the Normal faculty, c
as present at the opening hour of n
lie school to take up the work. p
Mr.. T. X. Young, a student of n
Mon Theological Seminary, has been
sitting IN town, and on Wednesday n
'ening conducted the prayer meet f.
g services at the Presbyterian II
lurch. h
Mr. w. Clack Robinson, of Victoria, fl
with us and can be found at the II
ace Of business of Mayor Blanton.
is wife and daughter will join him -
the near future and become per- =.
anent residents of Farmville. ~"