The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-09-17
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Notes Of Happenings and People You
Know.


The faults which so many could find;
Though thy soul with my grief was acquainted
Il shrunk not 20 share it with me-
And the love which nay spirit had PAINTED
IL never hath found but in thee.
The first Fair banner spans the
street from the Herald Office to the
Armory.
The ladies' of Johns Memorial Church
will hold their annual bazaar about
November 18th.
Miss Emma Z. Blanton left Tuesday
for Ashland, where she will teach for
the coming session.
The granolithic on the east side of
Virginia street, between 2nd and 4th,
is progressing finely
Mrs Eugene Gill is at the old home
again after a pleasant summer spent in
the mountains Of Virginia.
Miss Sincock rendered two delight
full solos at the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday.
Mr. Jack Burton is out again after
a brief illness, and has been warmly
greeted by his friends.
Mr.. John Booker improves steadily
and it is hoped will soon be at his
post of duty again.
Masters Emerson Jarman, Travis
Chick and John Womack left on Mon
day for the Bedford Academy.
Miss frankie Mckinney has been on
a recent visit to her friend, Miss Nan
ME Nicholson, Of Crewe.
Mrs. A. F Howard returned yester-
day from a visit to her cousin, Miss
Ellen Glasgow, of Richmond.
The walllway leading from the front
gate to the front door of Mrs. j. Y.
Phillips home is fringed by a bower
of beauty.
Mrs. F. II. Hanbury of Norfolk.
who has been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Blanton, has re-
turned home.
Watch the voting and don't be
satisfied unless your name is top.
Always remember that the second
never wins the first prize.
Prof. Mcdonald, after a delightful
summer at Warenton has returned
and resumed his duties as principal Of
the Farmville high school.
Judge Crute has Jenny Mare" in
hand again and seems to enjoy hold
ing the reins. 1t is a noble animal
and one for whom we feel tender az
lection.
Mrs. Collin Stokes and Mrs Geo. f.
Cox were delegates to the Woman's
Missionary Institute held at Crewe,
Sept Sth. They report a pleasant
and profitable time.
Miss Sallie Page Johnson, of Cum
berland, has been recent guest of
Miss Carrie Morton. She has now
gone to Waynesboro where she will
teach the coming session.
There is special need that one
should be an old fogy and there is no
sense in being a faddist Common
sense, next to faith in God, is among
man S most precious gifts.
Hon. S. W. Williams, candidate on
the Democratic ticket for the position
Of attorney general will address the .
voters of Prince Edward at the Court
house on next Tuesday at l p. m.
Sunday afternoon driving on Farm
yille's best boulevard is growing in
popular favor and some of the traps
have New York features about them,
while the steppers are proud and
fleet
Don't forget the mass meeting of
citizens of Farmville called for this
evening, at the Courthouse, to con-
slider the important question Of the
town owning and working the public
utilities
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. +. Wall and Mr.
Warren Wall returned to Farmville
last week after a charming soiourn at
White Sulphur Springs
From there they visited Healing.
Warm and Hot Springs
Don forget that The circus is COM
rg. If you want to see the show
get your money ready And it is well
20 remember that it costs as much to
see the animals as it does TO take in
he whole show