The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-06-04
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Notes Of Happenings and People You
Know.

Thanks 90 the human heart by which We live.
Thanks 90 IFS tenderness. its JOYS and fears.
To ue che meanest flower that blows can give
Thoughts tha. d. often De too deep Tor tear.
The Conservatory Of Music closed
on June lst for the summer.
Our builders are busy and that
means that Farmviiie is growing.
Miss Lucy Rice has returned from
her school work al Crewe.
Where Treasurer Paulet grew his
onions another crop is now growing
off finely
Mrs. Davis Morton and Miss Morton
are visiting in the home Of Mr. j. \.
Armistead.
Or. White celebrated his birthday
on last Sunday, and is just so many
years young.
Mr. Robert Stokes was in town Oh
Saturday looking IS though he had
finished planting tobacco.
Miss Maggie Watkins is visiting
friends in Farmville and in the neigh
borhood around.
What has become Of the wild straw
berry: Cultivation has done nothing
10 improve the flavor.
The man who had failed and had
nobody TO blame but himself was ad-
vised to get wife.
How about the boys and that prize
money for the best acre Of corn: OPP
portunity knocks and goes on.
Miss Minnie Bianton has returned
home from her first work as teacher.
Miss Martha viii soon join her.
The prize for the most attractive
hedrerow in Farmville would 20 TO
that about the home Of Mrs C. K.
Morton
The soda water man and the ice
man have got the drop on US at last
and the coal man you 90 way back
and SIT down.
They turned the water off on last
Monday afternoon and real river
ran down the hill to the river from
which it came.
The 4th day Of summer and nary
a cherry as yet The year IS well
. nigh half gone and how about the
New Year resolutions:
We heard Of a miller who had been
paving sl.6O for wheat, and just had
70 quit ana wait for the new crop. 4
farmer offered his growing crop at
si.25. What will you take for yours:
Mrs Walter Stuart and daughters.
Misses Mary and sara, are attending
% commencement exercises al the Nor
5, nal Academy. Annapolis, Nd. this
:, week. He son, David H. Stuart, j:
q one Of the graduates.
20 The new bridge over Buffalo ha.
: been contracted for by \. c. Allen &
u Sons. and IS TO be completed within
# 90 days, the bridge TO cost $59L32. It
, is TO be wide enough to allow Of free
and easy passing Of vehicles.
One Of the lonesome, sad looking
spots in Farmville is the old y. & W.
passenger depot. We would suggest
TO the great company TO pull down
and build something handsome in It's
place. or else sell out and let another
10 do IL.
Chief FOCUS tells Us that two Of hi:
staff were honored guests at the
4 Masonic banquet, and after eating
% were entirely too full 10 make repor
d Of proceedings. The fact is that little
pig had a charm about it which coulc
e not be expressed in words
Mr. r. W Fuqua was IN town OF
Tuesday and said that Dee was havin.
his tobacco plowed and that the rair
3D. had greatly improved the grass an'
81 grain crops lie didn't say h0w otter
d he went 10 the spring during a Ion.
% summer day.
Play balr' Well they are do
f irg it with varying results. VIVA
{ about the Farmvile team, kemem
Der that the Herald S demand is tha
Famyl'e is entitled 90 the best an.
81 this means that she viii not be salts
!. fled with other than best ball players
As the sun shines with more fore
the flowers Of Mrs. ! Y Phillip
d shine out with more Of fairness and o
fra france. The Baby Rambler
% the rare roses Of other varieties. th
S. "C.ima.,s. tire Verbenas' and th
y Psnsies make happy family cir