The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-05-21

9TH street since it has been opened?
Dr. Whites residence shines out
in new glory in its new dress Of paint.
DR.. Alfred Morrison, Of Washing
ton, d. c., was in town Tuesday.
The bankers are having a good time
at Old Point today, and none of us
are sending ont notices Of protest.
Rev j. f. Booker occupied the pull
pit Of the First Presbyterian church,
Richmond, on lastSunday.
Remember the oath, next Monday,
lot sale day. Farmville is growing.
Watch her grow.
Mr.. Pickett is now having his water
carbonated and it makes a noble sum-
mer drink.
Mrs. c. R. Morton and Mrs. Wal
ker Scott are visiting in the home Of
Mrs. Robert Morton In Louisville, Ky.
Prof. Nation and family will occu-
Ply the house now occupied by DR..
Messenger on Buffalo street.
Mr. Archer Davidson was on a re-
cent visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM Davidson, Of this town.
The ice plant could not have come
to us at more opportune time. The
past winter wasn't an ice making win
ter.
Miss Snow will be one OF the teach
ers in our Summer Normal and her
many friends in Farmville will be glad
to welcome her again.
Comrade Angel went to Petersburg
on Wednesday wearing of the grey,
but the dispensary doors remained |
wide open from sun to sun.
The new race course wiz be ready |
foI.the Fair, and viii be one OF the |
best in the State. The races can all
be seen from start to finish.
A special write up Of your business
in any issue Of the Herald would be of |
service to you Consult US as to cost
of the same. Illustrations if desired
Remember that the bridge over
Buffalo will be wide enough to allow
visitors to the Fair to pass without
danger of collision.
Only one lone case in the Mayors
Monday morning court-people are
in morals and his Honor.
the Chief and all of US are rejoicing
together.
Nr W. H. Richardson, a veteran
and successful farmer, says whenever
there is a cry OF scarcity of plants, a
larger crop is sure to be planted ana
better tobacco grown.
Rev 5. c. Hatcher made an ad
dress before the Association OF Chair
ties which met in Lynchburg on last
Tuesday. his subject being, Crime
in Virginia.
Attend the sac of lots in Hurd0ve.
and If sou don't care to buy just be
lucky and draw. All who attend the
sale will be given a ticket ana chances
will be even.
The Hampden-Sidney band serenad-
ed the Normal girls on Wednesday
evening, and moved them to enthusi-
asm as they played Dixie and other
stirring airs
The children of the Methodist and
Presbyterian Sunday Schools will BE-
ylad to welcome their friends on sun
lay evening at their respecdvr
churches and will be prepared to en-
ertain you.
Mr. K. {. Bistov attended tie
Meeting Of the Grand Lodge |. o. 0. a
=, which was held at Bristol, as rep
from the local lodge. He
'epOrts the meeting as one Of the best
n the history Of the order. b
Prof. VIM. NJ. Thornton, Of the /
Of Virginia, and Prof. Jas. d
Z. Thornton, Of Hampden- Sidney, Z
worthy sons Of a noble sire, attended i
he unveiing ceremonies Of the por- I
raft Of their illustrious father. r
Capt. S. W. Paulett attended the h
AlfrescO Luncheon given by the citi- q
ems. Of Petersburg in honor of Presi-
ent Taft, and continued his trip TO %
'ewport News on a fishing expedition b
Or ten days with Judge Brown and il
hief Of Fire Department Stowe.
The Randolph-Macon and Hampden- f
idney base ball teams met on the q
road-street park, Richmond, on last
'pdunsd9v afternoon 10 dacide the