The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-23
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Hon. Paul McRae. OF Cumberland. l
is attending Circuit Court.
Mr. A. r. Hurd and family are
occupying a flat on Beach street.
Those Third street stores are at
tractive business structures.
Mrs. C. w. Dyer and children. Of
Nashville. Tenn, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. ]. z. Johnston.
DR.. ellis. Jr., who IS every inch
the man. held one end OF teie-
phone wire while Mr Johns was
mending a break.
Mrs. L. E. McCormic and son,
Ralph. with Miss Edith Cooper. Of
Philadelphia. are visiting Mrs. Geo.
z. Cox and family.
/ Let nothing prevent your attend
ing the first day of the Fair this
time to aid in greeting returning
friends.
Hon. e. w. HUBBARD, of Bucking-
ham. attended Circuit Court, and
he brought with him a new joke
and a good one.
Miss Sarah Johns, OF Buckingham
Normal graduate of the class of
las. year. left this morning to teach
4 in the county Of Sussex
Action is the cog wheel i'm the
evolution Of success. This is PROV
en- by several Of the busy eontes-
tants who keep on increasing votes.
Judge Watkins has inaugurated
the horse and buggy line between
his residence and the businessmen
ter Of town. Farmville is growing
and the electric cars may follow.
Mr.. J. b. Flippen. of Cumberland
has bought the Freear residence on
High street. and viii occupy it with
his family in the near future. A
very cordial welcome awaits them.
No professional viii be allowed
TO contest for tournament honors
this time. so let our boys prepare
TO hold the lance with steady and
mistaken hands.
d The rain of Wednesday night
d came as a welcome guest. Perhaps
il was the last electric storm OF
y the season. and this hope viii give
= comfort TO the nervous ones.
Mr. Thos. E. Watkins of the
d Charlotte bar, always attends the
" sessions Of our court. and our PEG
pie are always glad to welcome
him.
Mr.. w. II. Richardson Offered
lIr. Vernon Venable five dollars j
he would bring him a pefect ca
OF corn with odd number of rows
= Mr.. Richardson insists upon it tina
no such ear ever matured.
r Correspondents of the Herald vii
,h please date and sign their letter
er written for publication. Some cor
respondence comes to MS withou
H. any way for us to know from wher
of it came except by the postmark o
a. the envelope.
ay Mrs. Ellen c. Jones is guest
Us the home Of Mr.. Steger in Cumbel
Ut land. Her late husband, the Rev
IN p ZONES. one of the most gifte
preachers of the Southern Presbl
o. terian Church of his day, bega
ne his ministry in Cumberland, an
"a boarded in the home Of Mr.. Steger
Sc Yesterday morning opened wit
ne clouds and again we had to pa
ice tribute to J. d. in order to fir
sc our ways at our breakfast table
OF all patient people those
Farmviile are peerless. Stranl
IN that mans servant can not
re- made to obey his orders.
ns It should be some body's bus
q ness to keep the base of our mon
ne ment clear Of scraps Of paper. The
.u7 is too much of beauty about Il
on spot to have it married by inexcus
bic neglect. To the rescue, som
=. body.
oil. Some folks surely do not ke
me generosity nor purses in seal-tig
compartments. They just let DO
burst forth in five year subscri
asst tions. Mrs. Fretwell can Jul
100 ly say this of friend, d
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