The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-07-22


now at the state sanitorium, in
the county Of Roanoke. He found
his invalid sister improved in health.
The house and lot known as
part of lot l31. T. j Garden survey
once owned by J. ". White. was
bought at public auction on last Sat
urday by Mr. G. NJ. Robson Tor the
sum Of s255.
A Observation-Disclosures piano in the
home would add to its value as a
home. You have the chance Of your
life to get just such one at mini
mam cost. Consult the Herald's
plan and then get the move on.
We did not intend TO say in last
weeks Herald that peace hath its
victims, what we did intend TO say
was, peace hath its victories" But
you no doubt made the correction
without suggestion from us.
A camping party, thirty strong,
is preparing for an outing to the
banks of Trenton's pond. There
will be more of genuine fun than
ever marked stay on seaside or
mountain height.
Our friends who are summering
on the sea coast, write that they
are browning" in the sunshine,
and we will expect them to do
things up brown" on their return
home.
Help to make and keep the Her
aid a perfect mirror of town and
country life. To do this send in
personal mention, local happenings,
and just such things as interest
YOU. They will be sure to interest
your neighbors too.
You listened to the music which
was evoked from the Herald piano
at the concert of last Friday even
ing. and must realize that it is an
instrument of genuine merit. If you
want such an instrument now is
your chance.
Have you heard from the cen
sus man as to the population OF
. Farmville? Mum is the word will
us. But we are not going to say
1--WE told you So" for our guess was
b written before the census taker be
p gan his work.
Don't let's let up on that aries
ian well project. There is nothinl
Y visionary in the suggestion and th'
n work should be entered upon a
y the earliest practical moment. What
is worth doing at all is worth do
ing well (artesian well as well a
:, all other wells) and doing now.
It Grocer's branch was on a genu
inc rampage following the rain fal
=, of Sunday. the water invading tn
. lower portion of the COURTEOUS
square. The bridges stood the tes
however, and the waters have gon
and the dove of peace hovers owe
Z Farmville.
. A. podoo+. ,vboca lille daugl
ter won the piano in the receI
contest, assures us that never wa
e a contest more honestly conducted
n And the same will be said at IN
o close of the one now on. The Phi
no is an upright" one, but tn
a deal will be square one"
At Mr.. Haynes Garnett, of Florid
n with his three children are cues
in the home of his brother, Pos
j. master Garnett. They have bee
d on a recent visit to Washingto
IS taking in the sights and Farmville
postmaster had his first boat rid
The white caps ran high and "
. he enjoyed the experience.
l. Prof. Granger. who has been ele
ted to the Normal faculty in plat
of DR.. Kerlin, has been with us loo
ing for a house, and it is likely !
&c will rent the small but very con
Is Portable and attractive residence
the yard of Mrs c. Bugg. Mr.. Graz
ger has a wife and two children an
IN Farmville is ready to welcome the
Ks with the glad hand.
T. Mr.. Paul Jones, from Sheppard
10 was in town on last Friday in con
mand of his first train loaded wit
h fruit. and looked comfortable. Il
ly he had acted upon the advice OF u
in Herald and was coatless. Propri
ne ties don't demand that a farm'
should prosecute himself when