The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-23
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Notes Of Happenings and People You
Know.

To have a wealth laid By
Like that to purchase peace at last
In lands beyond the sky
DR.. ellis, ST.. and Or. ellis, Jr.
make a congenial and happy party.
The water wagon failed to make
its usual rounds on Friday Of last
week and all Farmville was dry"
That monster pow. drawn by four
strong horses. has been turning up
the earth on West Buffalo street.
Postal banks are promised wilma
the next siA months. and Farmville
should have one Of the first.
In Washington they are aiming
to make banks safer In Farmyilie
they are already safe enough.
Miss Marietta King. of windsor.
has been visiting friends and re-
latives in Farmville.
The Baptist Church is being paint
ed and generally improved in APP
pearance.
alr. II. a. Stokes was in town on
Saturday and crops must be good
as he was "an smiles"
Miss Eta E. smith. of Crewe, is
spending this week with'Mrs. Fred
H. Stuart.
The sora has come again, and
scars with other things. only Sl5C
a dozen.
Mrs. Sue Davis, of Farmyille, ii
the guest Of Mrs. Robert L. JEFF
freys. on Academy street this week
Chase City Progress.
Hon. R. C. southall, of Amelia
was in town on Saturday Of las
week to appear before Judge Humid
ley to argue an injunction.
There are a few building lot
: left on Third street, and when tn
vacant spaces are filled Main won
have much room for Growing.
Miss Mamie DeBerry. Of Black
stone. has returned home after
very pleasant visit to Mr.. R.
Bristow.
The sun-burned and satisfied far
err is good to look upon. When u
farmers learn to control the col
bines they will have the drop on tn
rest Of us.
p Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Scott are
home again after a pleasant sta
in the mountains. The cashier toe
on a dozen pounds Of flesh feedir
It. on fried chicken and ozone.
Last Saturday was a peerless Sc
g TENDER day and the life-pulse
trade did beat good and strong
our Main street. And it was
sluggish throb as felt on Third.
by Miss Marguerite Green left
he Tuesday for Ohio, where she go
sas TO aid her father as stenographe
od who is busy on the nursery pla
Of there.
as Mr.. c. A. Price spent 10 da
recently at home and utilized L
nd time in building a hen house Grail
Wntse and Stokes will have to lo
I. well to their laurels.
No one need go hungry duri
- the days OF the Fair. Farmvill
re hotels and restaurants are ready
re- supply the wants Of all. And t
rs. oyster will be with Us.
>, Thanks to friend "Ben" for
bowl Of turtle stew. He said
cook over peppered it, but the d
was cool and the condiment in
w wise Objectionable.
. Fair week is the red letter we
in Farmville history. and the p'
. pie Of country and town will IN
in making the coming exhibition
3 most brilliant Of them all.
There were PA in attendance
T. the Baptist Sunday School on j
Sunday. Mr.. Walden is the super
o. tendent and has given new life
the school.
y" The y. W. c. A., Of the Norm
gave a most enjoyable reception
Friday evening Of last week.
session of the school is alrei
marked by earnest work, but 1t
re- not to be "all work and no play.
the When w. II. Hubbard meets
the W. Jackson on the Fair race-tra
US it's going to be a spirited cont