The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-05-13

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cans and other cast off debris makes
unsightly appearance.
We had real summer heat on
Wednesday afternoon. and We could
almost see things grow.
Competitive drill will be held in
the Armory tonight. The public is
invited to be present
Mrs. E. R. Whitehead has gone
to Fredericksburg on a visit 20
friends.
Rev. II. NJ. Fugate is attending
the Southern Baptist Convention
now in session in Baltimore.
The residence of Mr.. Walter Smith
is receiving a spring dress OF paint,
and Is made to shine out I'm new
color.
Yes, and another May will come
and go. and not bite at a May
cherry. Too bad. especially since
the frost king hasn't said. may"
Much to the regret Of his many
friends and admirers in town, Ri
shop Randolph was prevented by
illness from keeping his appointment
at Johns Memorial Church on the
18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. d. Redo Will
soon move into the attractive resi-
dence of DR.. Hamlet on virginia
street, which has been rented by
Mr.. Redd
Rev. W. z. Hill attended the clos
ing exercises of Union Theological
Seminary Tuesday and Wednesday
Mrs. Hill and the children are a
home again after a pleasant visit in
Richmond.
DR.. Wilbur p. Stubs and wife
formerly Miss Louise Marshall. of
Baltimore, spent a few days during
the week with Mrs. Stubb's sister
Mrs. J. l.. Burger. They left Wed
nesday for a trip TO New York.
Mr.. Morton Daniel knows not on
ly how to farm well and profitably. 1
but he is the best strawberry grow
er of the present season. We are
indebted to him for a basket of the
largest and most lucious of this fruit
A preliminary meeting Of thel
Prince Edward Historical Society
will be held Friday night at s
o'clock in the Courthouse. It is
hoped there will be a good at
tendance of those interested.
What VII High street look like in
the evening time, between the hours
Of six and seven, when the Normal
ties have all gone from us? Did
you ever visit the circus ring after
The show was over, and the tents
Then you have had al
glimpse of the picture to be.
During the cold days of Spring
he Herald job office always has a
ire lightly but brightly burning. The
most comfortable business home in
own. Drop in, warm up and leave
your order for such printing as you
nay stand in need of. And while
'ou warm, your order may be filled.
The Herald is spending ten dol
ars where it once spent one, and
II to give to our patrons a better
PAPER Show your appreciation by
and sending in your or
lers to our job office. Farmville
IL, the surrounding territory mus,
rave a local paper. and nothing blu,
he best will fill the bill.
Mr. Ben Flippen and daughter, of
Cumberland, c. H.. were in town on
Wednesday, and their presence did
rive charm and cheer to the Herald
,ffice, having been driven by a sud
len sprinkle of rain to take shelter
lnder its roof. Evidently things are
in Cumberland. as Mr..
Tlippen emphatically testifies to in
lis own portly person.
Only some five months between
low and the day on which the gates
o the fair should open. The com
ng State exhibition is being largely
i'Vertised, and this is true Of 9th
rs to be held in the State Farm
lille may not need such boosting,
md yet we must be permitted tol
loubt it.