The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-10-14
A REALISTIC ROMANCE.
THAT EBGINS BACK EAST AND
ENDS HERE.
.s.rfous Uncle BilI Gives Timely
4iuce To His Newly Married
Niece.
BY T. NJ Allen

4c- NIr ndlucI dlu UhrLll
-au Who rad for some years been
wing vItl but one AID The same Oh
--t before them. BOTH were hope
r.ss VICTIMS Of love microbes. Do
were doing most effectual
ORB uuder tie du ectoI Of C1pid
Iu--t Finally Harry suddenly
.-9s- up' one day and decided that
estimation was the thief of time
. bliss. be Immediately set about
1-ne matters 10 d focus. Very
- there was a wedding. and it
wasn't much lo1gel before their
r Hl TAYLOR Of Farmville.
-. e'flsvely OF what he termed
-t and proposed that if they
would locate here. be would start
-.n up in life. Very soon they
ra. -o bid love ones adieu and
-e soon speeding in this direc-
HIel the train pulled in. gene
Uncle Bill was at the depot
81 greet and welcome the much elat-
a couple and after hearty congratu
a-o.s conducted them straightway
.0 %. Prince Edward Hotel II was
al. breakfast the next morning while
ra-.asng OF a tempting menu. that
sas being politely served, that In
a- BID first unfolded his plans TO
.ae apueciative newcomers, obli-
ea-u- himself. first Of all. TO build
and furnish for them model
me But in the meantime" he
SAID YOU viii find this a pleasant
.ad most agreeable place 10 live
since il is widely known as Farm
rI,s best appointed and most zeal
eus.y managed hotel, and a favor
rv a.th the Knights of the Grip, +
under the good management OF C. +
r Chick and T. f smith. who per- .
,aually look after the welfare of .
-lose under the roofs of the Prince 7
Edward and at the Westover Hotel. .
where Mr j. o Hardaway Is the .
r.glant and aftable host
"Come SAID the generous Uncle
rising from the brea xfast table. the
pleasure is now mine to introduce
.o YOU our town. your future home.
r.e.. too want TO arrange TO bull
"- r-w house right away. And OF
course it Is important that We Sc
-. a pleasant and heathful loca-
.o. where We may have agreeable .
-.rr rmeats about US" Uncle Bill
va. s'ou astir. and the young cou-
"e were eager and beaming with
-anes First. We viii go in
Ht confer with Jehne d Hunt. our
7-. rfrmed and wide awake real
estate u-n here. where is always
listed r.e best residence and bust
--.. properties i'm town. or in the
utu about. who Will honestly
represent same Just d little later
..- 'ro We're courteosuly received
a. Tie office. and il wasn't long be
.'-t J-lne d Hunt had a check
r er attractive residence site. on
fac. Uncle Bill will at once have
erected handsome residence
A.v am al sea, said Uncle
.. beats all how they build
e these days. considering the
'H He, built them fifty years ago.
-re modern houses of today
-'t Ieuces and comforts that
my tine never dreamed of.
rroN who can help Us out Of
dilemma said he. suddenly
--.noe~ing Z. S. Rice. as a man
'.r NJ the times in this branch
..sn-ss and a man of original
--a. and uniform tastes in practi-
a-ca'tecture and building, also
'@'l actively associated with
-- ouli.ug interests here. r. s.
-..v very soon has the plans ready
7retentious $4,000 residence
' '1e bride The interior is
.7-a.ssance Of gothic effect. syme-
'0a. M appearance and commodi-
@ 20 a degree in its interior ar
--semer,s. and is just what the
.''. had longed for. The construc-
,'- Of which will at once be begun
@Lu
''3c lumber and good material
" land p hand with good work
--s-i when it comes to building
s'.- .olse said Uncle Bill, and
pends too upon the quality !
ml-work used in obtaining
sred effect. Now about the
'-.-- mill-work and sundry re-
.omiug under this heading,