The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-08-13


Mr.. Monroe Morton, of Lynchburg,
is enjoying a visit in the old home.
Miss Maud TaIiaferro is visiting
friends in Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daisy Davis have been
visitors in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Baxter Davis.
Mrs. NJ. q. Reed has been on re-
cent visit T. Buena Vista, Natural
Bridge and Lexington.
Mr.. Jas. A. Armistead is visiting his
daughter Mrs. Guerrant and children
at Christiansburg.
Mr.. James Amos and three daugh-
tiers Of Roanoke are visiting his father,
Nh Len Amos, of Cumberland.
DR.. and Mrs. Williams, with the
children have been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. \. Armistead on High street.
We respectfully ask again that you
will give us locals and personals
Whatever is Of interest to you will be
to others.
Plant the slips taken from your
sweet potato vines and grow your
seed potatoes rather than buy them
next spring
Our builders were never so busy
From Hampden-S Sidney to the banks OF
the AppomattoX saws and hammers
are making music in the air.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. &. Gooch, Jr., Of
Roanoke, who are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker Scott, will leave Monday
for Atlantic City and Cape May.
The personal property of the late
C. c. Bass was sold at public auction
on last Tuesday The real estate will
be sold on Saturday.
Mr.. w. P. Venable was in town
on Monday, and learning of the illness
of his father, went at once to his bed
side in Nelson.
Mr.. Burton Blanton, one Of our po-
pular young citizens who has been
quite i'll for the past month is able to
be out again.
The Misses Rena and Estelle Gates,
of Petersburg, and Miss Hazel Pettus,
of Richmond, Va, are visiting Miss
Nellie Miller, on Virginia street.
DR.. Jarman and Master Joseph have
gone to the mountains for a vacation,
and Mrs. Jarman and the girls to the
sea coast. Emerson holds the fort at
home.
Mrs. J.W. ellis and"Billy" Jr.,have
been spending some time at Scott
Green. and no doubt much moe conf
fortably than if they had been on sea
coast or at mountain resort.
Hon. l.. c. Flournoy, of Morgan
town, Ky, is visiting in the home OF
Mrs. Florida Fitzgerald, and was cal
led to Virginia on account Of the sick
ness Of his daughter.
We read recently of small boy
who regretted that he wasn't born a
clock so he wouldn't have to wash his
face and hands. Are there any such
boys in Farmville?
The camping party on the banks OF
Trenton pond in Cumberland, we are
advised was crowded with fun from
start to finish. We regret not to have
for our readers a full report of the
pleasant outing.
We will soon be hearing the morn
ing horn and some people will be en-
loving the music of the pack out in the
open country places. We would
rather be with them than 90 to the
next opera.
: Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Gill are al
their favorite resort in the mountains
the Yellow Sulphur The wooing anC
the winning of other days took place
under the shadow of those mountains
Hon. J. J. Owen has announced hi:
/. candidacy for the Senate TO fill out thu
unexpired term Of Judge Mann, anC
as Mr.. Gravatte, of Blackstone, vii
not enter the race, Prince Edward vii
no doubt capture the prize.
Buy goods at the Anderson Drug
Store, get value received, and it ma,
be a $3.50 piano. Subscribe for tn
, Herald, advertise in its columns o
order job work, and still get you
moneys worth, and it may be TIT
o piano in addition.
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