The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-30
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Notes Of Happenings and PeOple You
Know.

Those men she did not know.
And everywhere that Mary went
Their smiles we're sure TO go.
baltimore Sun.
A want ad. in the Herald is
cheap at the price
eve told you so'-the septem-
Der sun knows how to shine hot
and cold.
The finch season is on again
and the champions are lining up Tor
the contest.
There is another contest brewing
in Farmvlle which viii yet take on
fever heat.
The w. c. T. U. win meet this
afternoon at a O'Clock, al the home
of Mr.. r. II. Paulett.
Mr.. Eggleston, principal OF the
high school at brakes Branch, was
a visitor in town on last S%upnday.
Nothing charms the small child
As does a necklace made Of chin
ouapins. and it doesn't cost much.
Remember and tell it to your
neighbors that Oct. 25th, the first
day Of the Fair, is Homecoming
day.
Come to the Fair prepared to
spend the night. The evening en-
tertainments promise to be Of un-
usual interest.
Mr.. w. II. Hubbard, of Rice. was
e in town on Monday, but was in such
a hurry that he forgot to mention
. the new warehouse.
The Herald assigned Mr.. A. v
= Wade to duty before he was ready
for the work, but he is improving
and will soon be himself again.
Miss Natalie Lancaster, former
teacher in the Normal, now a mem
her of the faculty of the Harrison
burg Normal. has been visiting hei
. friends in Farmville.
The rush of business reached th'
bigh-water mark on last SATURDAY
afternoon. At one time it assumed
the proportions Of Christmas shop
q ping.
Uncle Sam comes in for ful
share Of the benefits resulting iron
the Fair. The old gentleman ha
been selling stamps in goodly mum
hers. OF course he will give u
Il that Government building.
Miss Rhea Scott, who was 70
some sessions a student at the MOI
NAL. has been on.a visit to friend
y in FarmviIe and in the countr.
She is supervisor of the schools
"a Rockingham. and with a fine sa
airy.
One of our best farmers cuts II
top fodder, but leaves the corn {
the stalk to mature in the field
Bnt he always cuts hay enough
feed on and is not dependent upC
corn stalks. And he couldn't t'
Won the price Of Western hay Il
the simple reason he never buys
bale.
Mr.. Ramos. Of Richmond, who
been exhibiting his pianos for SON
time at the Doyne furniture stoI
rendered a most impressive soil
the Presbyterian Church on Ia
Sunday evening. And at the MOI
inc hour Miss Lancaster, Of As
land. again sang to the delight
all who we're privileged to hear h
Mr.. Warren, assistant cashier
the Planters Bank, now and III
gets out Of bed at an early nc
~, of the morning, rides four mi
I'm the country, and reaches
squirrel grounds by . a. IN.
. is at home for breakfast with
goodly number of bushy tails dai
ling from his belt. And the go'
e Oh house-keeper with whom he boa
enters no protest"
Mr.. c. L. Baltimore was In 10
'IS on Saturday looking radiant rud
me hearty. healthy and happy. Z
@ so why not? Tobacco all cut and Nc
lani- ed. corn fine, cattle fattening' gr
still growing and everything &c
IA ~ and the goose hanging mig
with And he had with him a sample
:, ,'ios tobacco which if it doesn't win
,,tl blue ribbon at the Fair there NJ