The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-04-29

Miss frankie Mckinney left o
yesterday for Hampton, where sh
has gone to be present at the Elan
Scnmelz nuptials. to be celebrate
on Monday next
. Mrs. W A. Jenkins, Miss Pear
Pratt, Miss Lille Sullivan. Mr.
Charlie Jenkins and Miss Madelin
Jenkins visited Mrs. E. A. Tucke
on Sunday last.
We have a friend who visits oui
tobacco factories now ard then. Sc
lects a bundle or two of choice Tugs
rubs them well together, and then
says he has the best smoke in town.
And it comes cheap.
Mr. Johns, manager of the tele-
phone system. complained to some
one who had been using the phone
for twenty minutes without uttering
word,and was told by the innocent
party, Il am talking with my wife. ,"
The Herald delights in extending
courtesies, but very much believe in
the live and let live" principle. 81
If this is mystery to you, drop in, +
let's talk it over, and you will catch
on to what we do mean.
A dollar safety razor was advertis
ed in the Herald of last week, and
Just as soon as a friend of ours
read it, he went for one. To doubt
the value of advertising is to lose
trade.
During a recent ride through the
country, Mr.. A. f. Howard intereste
number Of other farmers in the
creamery. He hopes at least 100
more COWS Will be pouring down
milk for the plant a
A lady who came to town hunting
'argains called at the Norfolk and
Western depot to enquire the time ;.
or the train TO leave, and on being
old, Five fifty" said, make it five
orty-eight and Will take it,"
Mr.. J. J. Gillian informs us that
le boys corn-growing brigade is
rowing into large proportions. and y,
lat they are enlisting for the war. :
emember boys. that gathering time
I'd premium time are before you. .
D win, however, you must work. .
Hampden-Sidney and Richmond ia
'nege crossed bats on the diamond
Tuesday, and the Hampden-Sid- -,
Y boys are wearing the belt, to y.
e joy of many Farmville girl. ~
icy returned from the field of CON :,
It "all smiles"
Out in Waterloo, Nebraska. ihey eli
We an ordinance which forbids the at
rbers eating onions and From ga
cussiDg the affairs of the town
d of the nation while at work"
course no such law is needed i'm =
rmviIle. an
vii
some people. now in Farmville. sh;
not going % get on the census ba,
here, not being permanent resi- fro
rs, and when they return to their IA,
er bones, the census man will
e passed by And what are YOU
lg to do about it? s'ol
Ric
We have great sympathy for the INC
boTs. not the Big stick" va ,br,
y. but the Farmyille kind. Their 800.
; are lone and dreary with no 2,
to talk with them. and yet there NJ
times when many OF us would .cb,
y just such quiet s,oo
easTe boats have seen busy ON 81,
bosom of the Apponsttox of late "
merry crews have been aboard
one we watched. which was NOV
y oars, glided as gracefully as -
,.,,.as 80. - =" "e'N re Stree
. not
D. Vernon Venable gives dolefuI ton
of the lettuce crop The to nc
ays OF March. followed by cold 1t is
checked the heading process
-. last
of a crop. And this is bad
ing 10
Chas- H. Winston. Of Rich house
was the first man in Virginia churcl
2 the comet. It was visible He an
a. m. and continued so un- old sit
out half an hour to sunrise. and "
we some few persons who saw there,
ears ago on its last visit. ger in
Morris residence ON uiob Thai