The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-03-11

Mr.. II. T. Scott has been at home
ON the sick-list forsome days.
Miss frankie Mckinney returned
from New York on last Saturday
Miss Minnie Blanton came down
from Roanoke TO spend Sunday in
the old home
The Wanted column of the Herald
is a money maker. Try it and you
will agree that this is so.
Mrs r. l.. Morton and her daugh-
ter Miss Carrie. are guests of Nh
and Mrs. Nicholson at Crewe.
Mr.. Douglass Tuggle. of Black
stone. was i'm Farmyile ON Tuesday.
looking after a business mat or.
Miss Clara Beverly. of Blackstone.
was the guest of Mrs. r. Baxter
Tuggle on Monday.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
residence of Mr.. G.. A. Price which
is going up on the Serpcn heights.
i'm East FarmVle
The roads have dried rapidly, and
he farmers who have heavy loads 10
haul into town are rejoicing i'm the
fact
And where have the robins gone
10? None in cur yards. none swing
ing to the belts of the hunters and
zone made into pie
Watch the big ads in the Herald,
and then watch the stores, and You
VIII know where goods are being
sold
Read the Herald carefully and
know just where to buy your spring
suit. shoes. Lat. Easter bonnet and
al other things of body wear YOU
may stand in need Of.
"The young man and money will
SO he theme of the Rev w. +.
Hills sermon ON next Sunday even
ing at the Presbyterian Church. the
sixth i'm the series to the young men
O Farmville.
Miss Mollie Venable. who has bee
the guest of Mrs. G. A. Price for
some weeks. returned to her home
at Mr.. Tom Gardens near Pros
pect on Tuesday. Mrs. r. b. Bcrke-
ley. who just had to get whiff OF
country air. accompanied her.
Under the rev schedule on the y.
& W. we will get the Richmond
morning papers by $40 in the morn
ing. that is if connection between
the Southern and the n. & w. is
made regularly at Burkeville And
there is no reason why this should
not be done
"r. e. a." writing for TIC James
River Clarion. says on the authority
OF an a. preciative and critical lads
reader that the Clarion is the best
payer that comes to Farmville." but
no one has been bold enough
to say that it is the best paper that
goes out from Farmyille
We are advised that one day last
week 1855 wagons and other vehi-
cles travelled the road leading from
Prospect and Wilbourne's bridge in
to Farmville. OF course such thor
oughfare as that should be rock
bottomed, and made as passable in
inid-winter as In midsummer.
Mrs. DR.. White continues quite
sick much to the regret Of her many
friends. DR.. Vanderhoof, a special
list on diagnosis, came up from Rich
mond to consult with her local ply
sicians. He found no constitution
al trouble ana agreed with the To-
cal doctors that with perfect quiet
and careful nursing the patient
would be we'll again.
The Herald printed more papers
last week in response to the demand
.. bona fide subscribers than ever
before in its history. but with i'm
proved machinery it is prepared
greatly to increase the number. Send
your dollar. and join the circles Of
delighted" readers. A dollar will
no where else buy so much OF real
worth.
During Sunday afternoon stroll
up High street, we had the honor
and pleasure Of being presented to
Miss Kerlin. recently come direct
from Heaven to brighten and bless
hrme-lifc. and to give new charm
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