The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-01-14
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Notes of Happenings and People You
Know.

Is TO keep the living loving
And TO help the loving live.
Mrs. Eugene Gill has been visiting
friends in Atlanta and Decatur. Ga.
Mrs. Sallie Paulett. of Hampden-
Sidney, spent Sunday in Farmville.
Many things are to be learn
cd about the linotype, but we are
learning
Judge Watkins spent Sunday at
home. but left early next morning
for the field of battle.
Captain S. w. Watkins was in
Richmond on Monday on a bust
ness trip
Mr.. and Mrs Gooch. of Roanoke.
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs
Walker Scott.
Miss Bessie L. Clark. of Bedford
City. is visiting Mrs. J. r John
ston.
Beef is high, and yet there were
never so many beef markets in Farm
vile in the history of the town.
When the Appomottox is frozen
from shore to shore you may know we
are having winter in old time yigor.
7 Mrs s. A. Lantor, with her son, of
outh Boston, Va, is on visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. Sturman.
II you promise not to talk to the
operator we would be glad to have
YOU drop in and see the linotype at
work.
DR.. Holiday. of pden-Sidney,
was in town on Monday and reports
the ice houses Of the Hill we'll filled
with fine ice.
Nurses and other night watchers
are rejoicing in the fact that the nights
are growing TO be shorter, and the
rest of us that the days are lengthening-
The Whitworth Sanitarium will be
open to the public for inspection on
next Monday from to 6 o'clock.
Every one is cordially invited to
nay a call.
For the want of a season some far
mers may have gone without Christ
mas presents for loved ones.
Dat that means more to spend 10Y
spring and summer goods.
That mud-hole on West Buffalo
street will deepen as the winter goes
on. 1t will be reflection on oui
own to have teams stall on our
streets
The Bench" in front of the West
over looks lonesome now that the
winter has come but the occupants
have moved in doors. and still SWAP
Jokes and have a good time general
, ly
Notwithstanding the continued co
weather and the further fact that
there has not yet been a tobacco
season the weed is being brought
into market in good quantity and has
been commanding good price.
{ A good deal more sunlight in tho
afternoon but as yet we haven't beef
e. ab.e to catch on to it in the early
2 morning. And we are just impo
lite enough. too. to rise up long be
ore the sun shows its face.
Watch Farmville grow Their
b Pee row five watch workers in
r. town ard all look TO be busy and
happy. Some people take no mote
of time sevc by its loss. but Farm
4 Vile consults the time-keepers.
The Circuit Court for the county @
Prince Edward will meet on mex
Tuesday, and some day of the session
other pictures of worthy and distin
E guished citizens of the county will be
presented to the people of the county
and find place on the walls OF th'
court room.
e Saturday was bright day and GU
t hope is that it was busy day viii
e our merchants We were busy. tot
busy to pick up news and would b.
glad to hear from our men Of al
S fairs as to the events of that dal
Just drop i'm and tell III
about it if you haven't time to jo
II down.
/ Miss Marie Price was hostess a
o a pound party which was held a