The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-02-18
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Notes Of Happenings and People You
Know.
He loved her before marriage.
His love is greater since.


II has to be
Because. you see.
She's harder to convince.
The hog ordinance rests on the
table and the hogs rest in the pens
And GLORY" says he has no tar
on the top OF his head to make the
basket stick
Miss Constantine McCorkle, OF
Richmond, is visiting Miss Sally
Madison Stokes.
Hats are to be larger but what
matters it as the girls no longer
wear them?
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet at the residence of Mrs.
Ellen Berkeley next Thursday after
noon at $50.
How would you like to be one OF
the "tasters?' There will be nine
of them. Remember you are only
to taste and not swallow.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Bliss were call
ed to Knoxville on last Tuesday by
telegram announcing the dangerous
Illness of their daughter
Mr.. b. NJ. Cox went TO Richmond
on Tuesday on business connected
I with the estate of the late Mrs Mat
20 Cunningham.
Mr. W. II. Richardson has told
us how to make I've hominy and now
we can have some of our own manu-
facture Thanks.
The cold storage rooms in Cleve-
land closed recently and eggs fell
from SO to IS cents a dozen. Let
The good work go on.
There was a gentle touch OF
spring i'm the air on last Tuesday
afternoon. but it brought no invita-
( ton to take down the stove or shed
b the flannel
Again we ask about that hand
book of Farmville. The Board O
Trade in meeting demanded it an'
what the Board endorses should be
- forthcoming.
How do you like the new hors
4 and the new cart at work ON Mail
y and Third streets? Simon and tn
mule have been RELOCATED to the sid
streets but are still doing good an
l. valuable service
We are sorry to report that Mrs
w. c. Newman. who was operate
on at ST. Luke's Hospital some tim
ago. is improving very slowly. III
a operation. which was suppose
would be quite simple one. ha
proved serious.
d.
leading merchants of the COUNT
are advertising literally and gene
ously in this between-season perlo
They have bargains to offer al
* are constantly reminding the publ
of the fact. Farmville merchan
will catch on.
At the meeting of the Dispense
Board which met on last Saturd
evening. some radical and busine
I'M like changes were made on the 81
we iect of purchases to be made in 4
W.. W future. In this age of pure TO
laws we should have pure lquc
to TOO. and at minimum of cost
en- The young blood on the dispe
lat sarv board will make the wholes'
eli dealers toe the mark and furm
! none hut the best article. And
icy neople must drink they should dri
ew none but the best and purest' a
ga if they can't pay the price let th'
he cut it out altogether and put
money in better bread, meat a
Nv clothing.
IN Every pound of butter made
the creamery is sold just as fast
if can be made ready for marx
and at thirty-two cents poul
The regret is that there are
more COWS that more butter mi'
be made. But when spring comes
'ttS the supply will increase with the
surance that no surplus will accu
ulate
an one of the most cultured schoi
~ 81 who ever taught in Virginia III
in tute of learning said in last wee
Der Herald that he walked a mile an
Ock ho1f oacb Sunday morning TO rel