The Farmville herald. [volume], July 01, 1910, Page SEVEN, Image 7

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White
tm**
/ersian
Lawn . .
Extra Value
Half Price.
m> of fine Persian
Lawn worth up to 35c.
,69 YDS
to sell.
First to Come
Gets the Best.
CHOICE 12 l-2c. Yd.
I A. Baldwin
& Sons.
A. V. WADE
will be found at
\Y. T. Blanton's
Jewelry Store
with a
FULL LINE
-of
Confectioneries
Fruits, Stationery
Tobacco and Cigars
A Soda Fountain
? i WDl use
Girth's Cream Exclusively.
are indebted tc
me will confer \or by com?
ing forward at once to settle.
TUNS, VASKS
ind all kinds of Building Material fe
Cement Block Houses. Fences
i
If. A. Slocombe &|Co's
oms ancTaee us.
? rfully tfiven.
?** ISM Davidsons Ston
FARMVILLE VA.
KELLY
RUBBER TIRES
ir old buggy
ll make it
LOOK LIKE NEW
'"vail. Son & Ct
HIGH PRICES FOR WHEAT
will amount to but little unless you save a part of the proceeds from its sale. Better
save now for the time when crops are poor and you art* unable to work. We pay
interest on Certificates of Deposit. Come in and talk it over.
WALKER SCOTT, Cashier.
The Farmville Commercial Co.
INCORPORATED
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and dealers in General Merchandise. We carry a Large Stock of
HEAVY GROCERIES, 1>KY GOODS AMD HARDWARE
Special prices made on goods bought in large quantities.
The Farmville Commercial Co.
IF IT'S FIRST-CLASS
workmanship you want? If it's superior judgment? If it's
to know how in any particular pertaining to the jewelry line,
you need take no chances.
THK ROSEN JEWELRY COMPANY
KNOW HOW
and do first-class work for patticular people. Our stock is the
largest and most complete. All articles sold engraved free of
charge. Special orders in our line will receive prompt atten?
tion. It's our aim to please and satisfy every customer.
Respectfully,
ROSEN JEWELRY CO.
FOR SPRING FEVER
Dr. WHITE'S
SPECIAL TONIC
Sold only by
White Drug Company
BK SM MMOMB ???!<> IIS>???? IIHW
1 1865 1910 "
Company Contract Cost
CONSIDER WELL the three above essentials before placingjyour
v Lifo Insura:
THE PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
HAS ALREADY DONE THIS FOR YOU
If interested state your age and kind of policy desired and
1 will gladly furnish you ? sample policy for your consideration and
comparison of my '
Company's Contract and Cost
Vj&z/p&^-i Agent
Farmville,
THOMASA. BOLLING
BRICK S MAKER
( ONTRACTOR WI' BUILDER.
k Work, Tean.- -v Hauling, ilssWi?lilli
Every i. t \a :i the sity. B?.
Fvmvl
NEWS OF PRINCE EDWARD H
From Darlington Heights.
.lune "J7th. -We are Borry tc. I
of Mr. Walker Putney's loss hy fin-.
OHS learn and stripping room, two
buggies, two wagons and a mola
ii ill.
Ths Lilllie-.-, Missionary Sufi.ty iuc-t
at Spring Creek Church Ls
uiic--t Workers' Society l;a !
an int. resting inseting at Mr. W. A
D's Saturday night
M:s> I.in> Lss WahatOT, ot Fann?
ville-. and Mr. bradshaw, of
are thc- gs)?tl of Mr.- .1 .1
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Allen spent
- itunlay night with Mi
I
Fruin Beter?.
?lune 28th. Prince Kdward hal
ll as Cumberland Mr. W
K Chappell brought us a hunch that
mtaXStirt il I feet, 4 inches in lengtl:
ch ar of the rc
Mrs. Daniel Dunn and children
"??ids. who have spent tie
week with their father. Mr. Thos
W. Jones, Itara today for thol
home
Of Kunenburg
having hec-i: called tu ilu- |..
of her mother and little nephew las
w.-ek, has returned leaving tl
much improvc-cl
Mrs. R. B. Watts will hav.
her guest this STOtl Mrs. .IF Wno
and daughter, of Knoxville. Tenn.
Mrs. T. .1 Davis, of Farnivill
Sunday aftc.-r a pleasant visit to he
brother, afr. (. W. Redd
Mr. Horace N'ewiomb. who ha
i.d n ii it ?? sick, is Improving.
1 r..ni Kaine*.
Rc \ .1. Il DoTtl filled his
\at nppointment st Browns Churc
? Intoi
ssttng sermon to a largi
?
B hunif.-it and SOO, Ol Col
umina, s ?.. spent Baturda
Sunday with her aunt. Mrs.
Blanton,
Miss Mary Orange, ol Farmville
Vivien i'.
sells' oik>-!
wv are report thai
le Hlanton is on the
Mr. and Mrs. E. . M
Hrs. J. iv Blanton ene Mil
Margaret Davis and Mr Morton vi:
lg the home of I
Blanton on last Sunday.
Mrs.
\ the hon
of Mr. C. .1 ri and M
Henry Hlanton on la-i
v Kia
ton . -w that a:
,u months
iround her home agai
Preen sic-pp u i
June 27th_One of
structive storms for many
Ked this neighborhood la
. be right
h. The i
damaged a great deal, both bv
th*- wit.d and hail. 1 suppose I
could have gotten severn] hundred
bushels of apples t whiten off the
ground after the storm was
Many trees were uprooted aud
t.rokc-u off, while a ripe piece of
field and only i -and- i
much i
broken.
all right.
i
I
era] years In the Philippine (sli
Mr. Ira D. forbes, our R. F. D
carrier, has been quite sick foi
eral days, and Mr. Fulton Maughan,
arrylng the
mail
The Sui"
trict says that thc- Buckingham Su?
pervisors will unite with Prince Kd?
ward in making the much needed re?
pairs to Wilborne's bridge.
nly all of the land owners liv?
ing east of this place have signed
"options" on their lands to a com?
pany which proposes to bore for
oil.
From Kice.
June 28th.?The entertainment at
the high school Friday night for the
h'-nefit of the Baptist Church
greatly enjoyed, and the nice sum
of $> realised.
Mr-. Jennings and (laughter. of
visiting relath
Th.- M ms Holyeross of Pump
tin, are visiting at Mr. Willie; Har
Mr. Willie- Walthall is quite sick
at the home of his brother, Mr. K.
P. Walthall.
Mr. W, d Mason, srho has i.n
ecuite sick, is very much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robertson, of
Nottoway. sp.-nt Saturday and Sun?
day with her -i Nan
ihsw,
innis Wootton, of Famnille,
spent a few days with friends here
last sn
Mr. R W. Sow.-rs, of Knoxville.
Tenn., who was called to bis fathers
de in Crewe, stopped hers
Monday to se-e#his sister-in-law, who
is quite sick. Mrs. X. D Bradshaw.
Melva and Mattie- I
returned from Richmond where
they have been visiting redan
Miss Bessie Hubbard, of
is spending the we"k with bel
grandmother, Mrs. Martha Hubbard
Miss Mattie Bondurant left Tues
day for Bristol to attend the sum
mer normal.
Mr. Robert Bass, of Richmond, i
:.g his aunt. Min. Fannie Car
i.-i
Maud Bradshaw visited he
aunt, Mrs Nannie- Marshall, a par
of last week.
Mrs. W. D. Mason visited her sis
Mrs. Hancock, in Appomattox
last Wednesday,
There was a ball game last Sat
urday afternoon between Rice an
I tend) Rive] Thu it ii t
; I 5 in favor of i
i assn BsksJmusdauan.
.lune L'Tth Mary and A|
piing Moss returned borne
Richmond on last Friday.
Mr. Beverley Moss, of Rlchmom
old honie at thi
Mr. F. B. Shoemaker was take
to Richmond on the ISrd hy Hi
Mitchell Ul ated on for a)
pendicitis ile was accompanied t>
and brother.
Tin- Buckingham base ball teal
gainst ito- cid inn foal
on the Buckingham diam.md on th
15th. Tl
Bold Hill.
Mr. and M
.u at Lynchhun
Han of this place. hs
i Po
?
child.
If. Barrel and
?
v. Tin
will I !'s r
sy, of Dill wyn, has bei
ill during the past Wt
Mrs. W. B. Pratt, who
Mon at Sweet Brier Institu
ling the summer ki
The meeting of the Boat
?iii will I at i
poor house farm on the 4th of JaJy.
Hue lingham owns a good farm a&J
the Board meets there once a year
to inspect the working of things.
Circuit Court s tho
Tuesday after the 2i: I I is
July, but ne cer?
tainly whether th.- : tho
aaa
o at that time
or not.
report blanks for making tho
munal report for the- ar ie
erks
Of the |
The .nual set
bo
held ii bas
ig ti?
res,
W Va.,
ime
wit li
ionics and FtiII Harris,
..: Pammi:- their
on at Mr. c. o Hai
B. B. Hunt an : Ma
bel, of Clifton Pu -j re?
latives in this neighborhood.
Mrs. C <> Han zo**
on a visit to her daughter, Miss Ir?
is Richmond.
Miss Maggie Chilton expects to
return home soon after spending
several months la our midst
Mrs. H C. Moore and sons, Sam?
my and Jamie, spent last week wita ?
relatives la the neighborhood.
Fruin l.uii.-nburg.
June 27th__A most beautiful mar
was celebrated at Lunenburg
Courthouse on the ttfd, at the
Methodist Church, Alien Miss Ma~
nys McGuire fates, daughter of Mr.
?I I. Vat'-s. clerk of Lunenburg, be?
came the bride of Edwin Lawrence
Kendig. The ceremony was perform?
ed by Rev. Mr. Dud ha in Miss Hel?
en Yates, sister of the bride, waa
maid of honor, and MISSUS Klva asst
Killian Kendig attendants Dr W.
D. Kendig, brother of the groom,
was best man and the ushers were:
Hugh Womack. W K Nelson. | P.
BtOkee, N. S. Turnbull. Dr H. Lew?
is and Scott Irby Mr Thomas Wil?
liams was Baster of ceremonies. Tho
wedding march was exquisitely ruo
dered bl Miss Bthel TOOne, Of Rich?
mond, and Miss Annie Be-11 s
sang "Oh Perfect Lov< '.urc-U
was beautifully dc.rated In I
pink and white- and showed that
skillful hands had touched it asst
made it altogether lovely, The cut
flowers seemed to smile s happy
welcome t<> every guest and hist
them enjoj the >n. Dr.
and Mrs. Kendig took thc train st
Victoria for a bridal tour to the
summer rseorta our best wishes
go with them and SOB .rtuso
may lavish many rich blessings on
them,
Rev Mr Meade preached at the
Kpiscopal Church, at Victoria, oe
day.
Mrs. Kvelyne TOOUO, of Richj
mond, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
.1. L. !
Kathle.-ne dills and Mists
Bailey are visiting Mrs T.
D. Bragg
Preen studdert.
June 17th. Mrs. James Armie
tead, of Farmville. is ?pending a
week with her daughter. Mrs Lewis
Crawley Her friends accorded her
a warm welcom< fo ha
loni of this aelgl
Mr. Jami's Hui Ashland,
r, Mrs. Heir; Wal?
thall I
Margaret Mn, Mor?
ton, of Farmvil: d
MTS li A Baldwin, ol Farmville,
and M A Balda la and little
daugh i Mrs.
J. L. Bwoops last
Th.* Misses A 1 in the
?
Annie Palmor- i- visiting her
I
la the- hon, lest
week.
? Oloako,
is
Jut. I Lou"
nmer
Hampt
aught
in tin years
ago and made a great many friends
.
William Hon N*?rts
Carolina, spent a few week
with her sister, SSS.
i't think that I be
.'e casv
,u" es ha\- Olnt
i
rn