The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-07-09

Too sweet too subtle for the ear Of man
Miss Thelma Bullock is visiting
friends in Norfolk.
Miss BERTHE Jones is visiting in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. LOUIS
Paulett
Miss frankie Mckinney is at home
again after a delightful visit to friends
in New York.
We are glad to report that DR..
Spencer is improving and hopes soon
TO be at work again.
Mrs w. f. Davidson has returned
after delightful visit to her sisters IN
Lynchburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller OF
Kansas. are here on visit to his re-
latives and friends.
Misses Lucy Patterson and Ada
O'Brien, of Appomattox, are guests
of Miss Libby Bliss.
Miss Carrie Bliss has gone Tor an
extended visit to friends and relatives
in Philadelphia and New York.
Misses Fannie and Mary Berkeley
left for New York on last Monday, 60
inc by the sea route from Norfolk
We should have said in last week S
Herald that one of our leaders VIII
use 1000 hogsheads this season.
Mr.. Edward Morgan, of Louisville
Kv.. who has been to Baltimore fol-
the treatment of his eyes, is visiting
at 'Needham ~
DR.. w. p. Marks, a practicing ply
stefan of Claremont, Va, sand Mrs
Marks. are in the home of Dr. W. +
Anderson.
Rev. II. Tucker Graham preached
at the Presbyterian Church on las
Sunday morning, and the communion
was celebrated.
Don't come down to your place q
business on Monday morning unit
YOU have well inaugurated the wor
of cleaning up on your premises.
D Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Paulett left o
, last Wednesday for Niagara Falls
While on their trip they will Wis
Toronto and returning will stop owe
for a few days at Atlantic City.
There will be a congregation
meeting at the Presbyterian ChurC
following the morning sermon q
next Sunday morning, with the vie
49, of calling a pastor if the way be clea
in Mrs. w. c. Manson, Of Lynchbur
Miss Cora Price, of Columbia, 5. c
sh and Mrs. r. B. Berkeley, have BET
ct guests of Mrs. Ellen c. Jones,
Hampden- Sidney during the week
~ If you are disposed to complain
:. the heat, think of the men and t
bo mules in the low grounds and &C
IN off. And may be if YOU would 9
the hustle on, the heat would go.
Leave your umbrella home, bu
ness men of Farmville, when the "a
is not falling, and let the sun rays f
= on YOU full and strong. Bronze u
put on more Drawn and be happ
though it is hot
! Mr.. c. Winston Orange, son of n
= c. j. Orange has accepted positi
- with the Tidewater and Western Ra
~ way as operator and assistant agent
A Tobaccoville, where he entered up
VII his duties on July lst
III Yes, Saturday last was one
dem" hot days, and a glass of
= cold beer must have been tempt
| indeed. And yet the man who stu
| TO soda water went home with a Gle
1 er head, and got up Sunday morni
z with cleaner conscience.
Next Monday, cleaning up d
OF should be red-letter day in the }
)R- tory of Farmville. This doesn'tm'
that we should paint the town re
at but clean up every nook and corr
II. of it. To the rescue, sc broom
OF eade, and make the dust fly.
ave Mr. r. G.. johnson as chaperono
ep' a party of young girls and boys.
Wednesday ON the Tidewater
IN Western for a camping outing i'm
'aN Cumberland. They will stay as ]
On as the chickens and other good thi
81 they carried hold out
l,ev Mr. Hebditch, of Buckingham On
srd ped IN on us for a few moments
Of Wednesday, our regret being that
could not induce him 10 prolong
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