The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-01-08
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Notes Of Happenings aud People You
Know.
Glad Of That.
ST. Valentines next big day
To overtake Us.
And that. ~ very glad TO say
Won't breal US.
Glad Of That.

Mr.. c. j. Orange Is IN LynchOu'g
this week.
Mr.. James Lyle has returned to his
home in Maryland
Mr.. w. P Richardson was at home
during the holidays.
Mr.. Wallace Burnet returned to Sa-
vannah after a week with us.
Who thought Of the town mule on
Christmas morning, or OF the driver;
Mr.. Warren Wall came from the
University to spend Christmas at ms
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson visited
friends in Richmond in the glad
Christmas time.
Miss Ella Agnew, of Toledo, Ohio,
visited friends in Farmville during
Christmas week.
Mr.. Sol Sturman is on visit to his
sister. Mrs. S. A. Lantor, Of South
Boston, Va.
Mir. Mat ellis, now Of Greensboro,
n. c.. spent some days with us dur
ing Christmas week.
Miss Matte Amos, of Roanoke, VS.
tied her home folks during Christmas
and returned last Saturday
Mrs Annie Mckinney and Miss
FRANKIE are in Richmond for month S
stay, stopping at S3S West Grace
Miss Bessie Price, assisted by Miss
Rider entertained friends on Wednes-
day evening Of the Christmas week.
Mr.. Slater Blackiston, Of Rich
mend. spent few days of Christmas
with his mother and sister at Mrs.
Be.keley's.
Mr. F. B. Meyer, Of the Herald
stuff. has returned after spending the
holidays with his home people in
/ Richmond.
Mrs. r. }. Orange, of Lynchburg'
and Mr.. w. NJ. Price, Of Newport
News, are the guests of Mrs. {. d.
Orange.
The Christmas tree on Christmas
Eve at the Episcopal Church was
greatly enjoyed by the young folks
and the older ones too.
No ice gathering as yet but winter
isn't over So far as Farmville IS con
cerned we are looking to the machine
rather than to the pond.
Rev. Mr.. Graham viii preach il
lWvnesboro next Sunday and Rev
Mr. Striblin. of that place, Will occup.
the Presbyterian pulpit here.
Miss Lucy Daniel, of Charlotte
spent two weeks with her nephew
Mr. Morton Daniel Of Cumberland
returning home last Saturday.
DR.. Jarman attended the Souther
f Educational Conference, recently i
session at Atlanta, and read an abb
a-e ir,p~,.so,,t ,,apAr- an Normal Meti
DDS.
Miss Maggie Watkins has resigne
rs head nurse at the Normal, and Mis-
Roller a graduate Of the Memoirs
E Hospital at Richmond, has been chose
to fiji the place
DR.. and Mrs. White gave their US
ual Christmas family dinner Mr. "
4 W. Jackson. we believe, has nev'
p eaten a Christmas dinner outside I'll
O home of his birth.
s Messrs. Tuggle, Armistead an
r Price, representatives Of the America
e Tobacco Company, are on the roo
y again after a delightful rest of
p with family and friends.
Speaking of pies reminds us to s.
that pie" was made in the Hera
office during the holiday season, al
the mixer and compOunder says
wasn't a mince pie either.
j. Outside the home circle the snu
=, qiest place during Christmas week W
&c the work shop Of the Herald .
p singers had all gone, and in additi
p to other comforts there was refreshi
o. quiet.
ly Mr.. Derious Chlorine butchered T.
hogs Of his own raising that weigh
'st 900 pounds. They were about
We months old. as we are advised, a
NJ Mr.. Chlorine says they cost him :
Can you beat it:
~ Mr.. w. j. Cox, who forme
'' worked on the Herald staff, but "
for some time has been with the n
folk and Western, dropped into
office on Saturday and watched
No folder at work.
Our townsman, Mr. JOS. E. G
land. won first prize for four mont
iV work as agent Of the American
icy tional Life Insurance Company
as now wears, not the belt, ~ bu
'eS pure. white, flawless, one-carat
ais mond ring. Our congratulations
1re The New Year came to us on
III dav. but there was nothing unit
ust or unlikely as to the character
weather it brought with 1t. Cl'
cold crisp. A perfect winters {
and if prophetic Of the weathe
me January, what glorious month
on are to have.
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