The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-06-18

Nor all your tears wipe out word Of it.
Mr.. Waller Hundley is at home.
Buy COWS and help make the cream
cry a success.
Prof Ker,in $ residence is under
construction.
Or. and Mrs. Hatcher left on We'd
nesday for the seaside.
Miss frankie Mckinney left for
New York on Monday
Mrs. Hugh O'Gara, of Covington,
is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. j. L. Chernault, of Appomat-
tox. was in town on Tuesday.
The Union service for next Sunday
evening viii be held at the Baptist
church.
Miss Susan Edmunds, who has for
some time been visiting in the county
of Halifax. has returned to Farmviile
Mr.. Slocombe is busy at work on
side walk Improvements again, giving
first attention to the north side of
Bird street
Don't neglect to paronize the
lemonade stands which have been err
ected in some of our yards, and which
are in charge Of our boys.
The girls who have recently gone
out from us are sending letters back
which are redolent Of genuine love for
Farmviile and her people.
The crowd was with US on Satur-
day and it looked ike a business day
We hope it was. Ask the merchants
and tell us what they tell you.
DR.. Messenger and family left on
Thursday for Vermont The school
Will greatly miss the great teacher and
all Farmville will miss all Of them.
Now that the harvest is on, we
would be glad to hear from the wheat
yield. Tell US OF your crop and such
OF your neighbors as you may know
about.
Miss Helen Jarman was the guest
Of Mrs. K. Baxter Tuggle on Monday
night. The visit was a continuation
of birthday celebration which began
OF Sunday
The State corn prize is growing dai-
", and will be worth the winning
The Farmville Fair will no doubt offer
one Of its own, and fortunate the
/ farmer who will capture each. Get
the hustle on brother
The D. D. was conferred on Rev
;. C. Hatcher by the faculty and trus-
/ tees OF Randolph-Macon at the recent
+ Commencement, an honor worthily
won and will be worthily Worn. Our
4 congratulations as we salute you, Doc
tor
Mrs. Katherine Madison Wicker has
issued invitations 10 the marriage OF
her daughter, Virginia Irving, to Mr.
Frank Wesley Mcintosh, on Tuesday
/ evening June 18th. half past nine
o o'clock, at the Farmyille Presbyterian
Church.
Another dull Mayors Court Monday
morning. A drunk" or two, only
this and nothing more. Chief Fo-
/ gus entertained some Of his friends al
ter the court adjourned, with a bit OF
+ rare and funny experience, but as it
did not assume criminal form, no re
record was made Of it.
Miss Bush left for home on Mon
day. Her reception in Farmville
must have done her heart good, and
ours have been made the happier by
reason Of her coming. She was kept
busy responding to greetings. cour-
tesies and invitations And how
graciously and queenly she met them
ALL
A Richmond VI. d. advises not 10
DO too much in hot weather This
is good advice for any and al seasons,
but if the doctor meant that we should
get 10 be lazy in the summer time,
and the farmers act upon the advice
some of us viii 20 hungry Farmers
do their best work in the hot wealth
er
The Hampden-Sidney College build
ING IS already supplied with abundant
and pure water bath rooms and other
conveniences, and now it is to be well
lighted and many other Improvements
added After these must come the
stool PAIL +iae bfrdirr the institution 10