The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-03-18

norman cOhultlOnS, anu are dll HOuHb
and charming again q
Meet me AT the Ferry again to-
night. We had pleasant time when
we met there before. and will have
good time again.
The most cheerful people We meet
with are the trained nurses. And
they should be. Cheer in the sick
room is remedy of inestimtble value.
The young man and his compan-
IONS" will be the subject of the pas
tors sermon at the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday evening at 100.
They have consumed a a load Of
coal at the N. g. w, passenger de-
pot during the winter, and have 25
electric lights burning.
Pay shows crowd each other so
fast and thick nowadays that 1t
Is hard to keep in pocket change
sufficient to meet the oft-recurring
demands.
The Norfolk and Western Passen-
ger receipts at this point for Febru-
AIRY amounted to some $4,000. That
means going and coming of many
people.
play ball" And the young boys
Of Farmville are playing ball. Books
and ball. and there is no conflict
between them. Room enough for
both and glory enough for all
The county of Buckingham hay
ing been restored to his circuit,
, Judge Hundley is now holding court
there. No doubt mis- Honor enjoys
returning to the home of his ear
ly tr'umphs.
The hours for Sunday delivery Of
mail at the pOstoffice windows have
been changed. Hereafter the deliy-
cry windows will be open from 9
70 $50 A. NJ. and from 1890 to
100 P NJ.
Miss Carter, of South Carolina,
Who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
.. Taylor Thompson. sang n delight
ia. solo al the Presbyterian Church
On last Sunday morning. Miss Car
.-r S the great Granddaughter ~
istoric King Carter
Motoring causes badness in wo-
men is now said. We print the in
ormation for the benefit of n of
our young lady friends, who now has
a rich suit of hair. but who is simp-
~ charmed with the luxury of flying
asst in an auto
Mr.. II. A. Stokes has been on the
sex list. but was in town on Monday
nd is rallyiag for another spring
and summer campaign on the farm
led of battle. where he has been
Winning victories since he ceased TO
wear the gray
The lirst fish story of Che sea-
son comes 10 us from Arvonia where
il is stated that a party of three
went out TO the rivers brink and
returned with nine thousand pounds
NJ fish. We give it to you as il
anne to US.
The mail turnout for CurdsYiiie
on a recent snowy morning didn't
look much like a palace car. Uncle
Sam ought to take better care OF
star reuters. With them as a gen
eral rule 1t looks like root hog or
die
e Yes we did have a pleasant touch
g Of Spring but how short live that
Measure was. Winter fell into the
Ian Of the little Miss and shut out
4verv semblance OF grace and beauty
4, And yet Spring would be but
+ gloomy weather if we Rad nothing
! else but Spring" So we will cheer
. up and hope on.
, "Simon" celebrated the 2lst an
niversary as master of the town
mule and cart on last SATURDAY, the
18th. He d~ove the same mule for
Ia wears and parted from him with
genuine grief. The Herald suggest
IS ed the mule and cart, and simon
u has never forgotten the fact.
> We love to see Our merchants sell
n ing goods. wares and merchandise
k except when it comes to imported
d hay. And this they will and should
continue to sell so long as there
is a demand for it.but our farmers
, should not only meet this demand