The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-05-13

But the street car hog 3 real value
Still remains about the anne.
Mr.. Sawney Wells is reported as
being seriously i'll.
Mr.. Monroe Morton was with til
home folks on Sunday.
Wait patienely and the comet may
yet come your way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nevins, of St. Louis,
are guests of Mrs. A. r. venable
in her country home.
Miss Lucy Huntington is at home
again after a protracted visit to
friends in Lynchburg.
The rose bush which cIings grace
full, to the porch of Capt. Drumel-
Ter is thing of beauty just now.
If you want to see High street
at its best walk or drive up it be-
tween the hours of G and p. m.
That young lady in the small cart
and holding the reins over the small
pony, made a pretty picture to look
upon.
We saw a strong man using a
broom on High street on recent
afternoon. Let the good work go
on.
The Lipscomb brothers are expert
menting with spring wheat this sea-
son, and VIC are going to watch the
venture with interest.
For the benefit of our friend, Mr.
w. H Richardson, we will say that
the old farm is again clothed upon
with beauty at this season of the
year
I'D street east comes to an alb
rubt ending soon after crossing Nir-
ginia street. Why not open it up
and let it continue TO go East as
second is doing.
The owner who works his own
garden saves money, but the owner
who employs another to work his
garden at 10 cts. an hour and three
meals a day, loses money.
Mr.. Colin Stokes is fascinated
with the cultivation of lettuce. Says
he can plant three rows at time,
and stick u plants without chang
ing his position" We have mind
to Join" the band
When the weather gets hot, you
needn't remind us of it, but you may
exhaust your vocabulary of pleasant
words on the pleasant days through
which we have been passing
Mr.. A. R. Hurd and family will
move into the home of Mr.. c. c.
Cowan as soon as the family of Mr..
C. A. Price take possession Of their
new residence, which will be about
the middle of June.
We regret to know that Mr. J. Y.
Phillips is still confined to his home
by sickness. He enjoys seeing his
friends, however, and their presence
never fails to brighten the sick room
and TO cheer him.
The Southern Baptist Convention
began it's session in Baltimore on
last Wednesday The General As
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church,
South. meets in Leesburg, w Va,
on the oath of this month.
We dropped in at the Farmville
Mfg, Co, on Wednesday afternoon,
when the sun was shining good and
hot,an noticing a huge pile of stove
wood. ventured to ask if they were
not giving it away nowadays, when
Mr.. Sam Bondurant promptly said,
mo, we don't begin to give it away
before August" We will keep the
date in mind and we will hope to
secure the first load
Mr.. T. B. Langslow, of Newport
News, was with us on Saturday AMI
his many friends we're glad to see
him looking fat and fine" He has
been furnishing the milk drinkers Of
Newport News pure milk for the
past five years and has found the
to be profitable.
We can remember when there was
but one dray running on the streets
of Farmville and upon that one "Un
Gle Kit" stood as supreme monarch
Of all he surveyed. Now there name
is legion, and from the appearance.
Of drivers and teams they must all
be prospecting.