The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-05

The best farmer Of our acquaintance
never burns a plant bed before Feb
ruary but he always gets there. 90
The Farmville Cemetery Association
will meet in the Council Chamber
Tuesday, February 9th, at half-past 3
O'Clock.
Eureka Mills leads in the chicken
industry. Roads are bad but not too
bad when fried chicken is the goal to
which We tend
Do YOU believe in the shadow"
II so buy more coal and get ready for
the forty-days fight. The ground hog
began his reports long in advance Of
the weather man.
Miss Ellen Guerrant has returned
from Richmond where she went TO
carry an infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Crawley for treatment by Dr.
Chas Blanton
We had lettuce for Sunday din
ner. fresh and fine. crisp and choice
just from a Prince Edward garden, or
may be a glass covered house. And
there was no winter price about them
either
The Laymen's Movement will be
presented at the Methodist Church on
Sunday night. and the service prom
ises to be especially interesting. Good
music and spicy speeches may be ex-
pected.
Mr. c. f. Zimmerman left last FRI
day TO attend an old-fashioned dance
among the rich red hills Of grand old
Amherst. He reports a fine time.
and says no people can trip the fan
TASTES so lightly and gracefully
Rev. and Mrs. Hoge. Of Loudoun
county, addressed an audience assem-
0led in the Baptist Church on Friday
evening Of last week. These are ear
nest workers in a good cause and do
ne good work as they 90 from place
10 place.
Mr. c. W. Harrison dropped into
he old stand on last Saturday after
noon looking as chirp as a chicken.
He says, however, he has been hard
At work all week OF this we are
unless Charley" has been
attending an all-week song service.
For the comfort Of our Farmville
soldiers who expect TO attend the inau-
yuration, we would say to them that
We have been informed that there is
o be no gouging" A dollar or
wo in your pocket may be convent
mt, however
We invite attention TO the ad Of the
Planters Bank as it appears in this is
iue Of the paper. Evidently those in
.ontrol are impressed with the fact
hat many good resolutions" were
ormed during the month of January,
not all on the first day OF the month. !
If you have statistics bearing on the |
asst of Prince Edward kindly let us
ave them for use in the Trades edi- /
ion. If you have made advances in /
our business, that of farming, manu- /
acturing or merchandising, tell us /
bout it, Your success contributes 10
he general good and that is matter Of
eneral concern.
If the trained eyes Of Miss Minnie
ice. the accomplished teacher Of Lat
] at the Normal, fell upon nulla YER
gia rerorsome as these words ap-
cared in last weeks Herald she must
ave suffered severe shock. She
lust forgive US for il has been a long, \
,ng, long time since we went TO
,hool. But she must remember. too.
lat the types do some times get very I
twisted.
Mr. w. F. Hurst is now fully in
allied in his new workshop in con-
ection with the Normal. An accom- 4
Iished artist at his particular branch
work, supplied with up-to date ma
linery, he will see to it that breaches
e healed as soon as made. He re-
,onds with alacrity and fidelity TO
'ery demand made upon his skill.
Id is a necessary factor in the run
no Of the complicated machinery.
We have a friend who was raised I
Worsham and who remembers that c
G water he was raised on was not
e best, and now wonders that ne a
uld have spent so many years in b
yht of the present Pickett Spring all a