The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-02-11
PERS0NAIi AND BRIEFS.
Notes Of Happenings and People You
Know.

The theme Sc.
It is the only ing know
There's plenrof.
Have the fImers had a real to-
bacco season get?
WHY SHOULD girls buy hats any
how They make no use of them.
In this da. OF high priced meat
why not go nto the squad raising
business?
We heard 4 a mess OF turnip tops
the other iay but they were not
coming our way.
We have .slected our fishing hole
on the Appoaattox and hereby warn
off all tress ssers.
Winter dizziness rules the morn
ing. but thelght of spring has iall-
en- ON the altrn0ons.
Correspcri1 nts to the rescue We
need to hes, rom more of YOU and
with never Falling regularity
Miss Marsarette Watkins went TO
Richmond n Monday on a visit to-
friends
The wait tin tomorrow habit grow
into the wait till next year habit
DO il now that is if it is worth
doing at all
II snowedlwhile the sun was shin
ing Sunday morning. but soon the
sun got the better OF the iigh' ano
we had ptrfect winters day
% How "Gliry" keeps that baske
l. on his headis continual mystery L
: ms Suppos, YOU try it for square
q Our word f h it. great will be thu
> fall thereof.
An itemied statement Of the eN
o nenses incident 20 theconduct of tn
N recent urinary in this Congression'
II district would make interesting rea'
y ing. Let us have it.
a. Mrs. Annie Mckinney and Mis-
a. frankie nave left Richmond and al
" now visiting in Washington. Fro
there Miss frankie will go to Ne
York and Mrs Mckinney will r
turn home.
We never visit the classic shad
of venerable Hampden-Sidney tn
we are not impressed with the ia
that it is IDEAL training place I
Young men preparing for work
ne iife's Larger work field.
Honesty is the best policy -
best for time and eternity-and
OF Job said. The tabernacles OF re
ar hers prosper. and they that provo
OF God are secure; into whose han
er God bringeth abundantly.
~ When Mr.. George Carter,
49, leading tobacco grower of Buckil
90. ham. moves into his Farmville no
who will look after the crop? }
W he has been a strenuous worker a
is entitled to rest. Why not j
80 the demonstrators and teach 9th
II how to grow tobacco?
Mr.. pick" is the noblest horse G
igg ever moved over the streets
les. Farmville Or trotted over the 70
de: of Prince Edward. Enjoy the
ter nrv of holding the reins for
lice time or many times and you
II. agree with us in our estimate
V. this king among roadsters.
We have been wondering how
d. Normal girls escape sure and $
lch- den death who run about IN sn
yde storms with uncovered heacs'
the wonder is all gone sing
l.. have read of an old dame. Ft
'au- wears Of age. who recently Pah'
ont in the snow in her baff fee
If the inspectors of our wa
sion houses will furnish us week ' we
Tea reports of tobacco sales we v ia
p of great pleasure in publishif The
$50 for the benefit of our read9
tho cannot afford to make mistes
such matters and the one g on
way to avoid that is to & the
from headquarters.
We hope soon TO have thNorm
are Herald for one week andnepa
= +" i ;s it's every line and letter rqy
Tar nrint. No one would read en- p
the per with quite the interest tho
elief. who have the work in hE wee
in and week out We aret tire
of the job but do want tove OF
N. readers something refreshiy ne'
livod M. ,ood leading from unVll