Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1900-09-07
LOCAL MENTION
FL. Wagner, Editor Local Correspondence

All communications should be addressed to
the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. IrVington. Va.
Ladies' Aid Society tonight friday at
Mrs. w. Med. Lees.
Miss A. Blanche Messick spent Sun.
day with her friend, Miss Lena Pinckard,
at Rehoboth.
Calvert's Persian Insect Powder for flies.
feas and bed bugs, l0c,
Chesapeake Academy opened Wedues-
day with good roll and promising
outlook.
Mrs. w. J. Newbill is expected home
tomorrow from Berryville. Va, much
improved in health.
Encourage nome enterprise and buy your
lumber of W. II. Jesse. Lftwalton, Lancaster
@. Material the best, prices low. big freights
saved.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
met Wednesday afternoon at home Of
Mrs. W. l.. Messick.
Mrs. Iyor n. Page and two children,
of Norfolk, are this week the guests
of Mrs. Orah Bussells.
LOST:-A summer buggy robe on end
of lrviugton wharf last Saturday night.
Finder will please return TO Wax CITIZEN
office.
H. IL ~ - ? N
and Capt. Z. w. Long left yesterday to
spend day in Baltimore
Miss Iva Dennis, who has been visi-
ting in this village for the past month,
returned Friday to her home in Balii-
more.
You can get grave monuments or other
articles i'm granite and marble cheaper from
CartrtRht Davis. Fredericksburg, because
the quarries are right there. Orders left With
the VIRGINIA CITIZEN will be forwarded
them.
Mr.. aud Mrs. McDorman, Mr.. and Mrs
BoymaH aud Miss Olive White, all Of
Baltimore, are visiting the family Of
Capt. Edwin Bussels
We return thanks to Capt. s. ]. Quinn,
Secretary, for complimentary tickets to
the Fredericksburg fair, TO be held Sep
tember 25, 90 and %.
Tho Graduates OF the University College OF
Medicine OF Richmond, advertisement of
which has been running for Sc, cral issues ia
this paper. have again this wear ,nadc the
highest record before tour State Examining
boards.
The VIRGINIA CITIZEN, Frcdericks-
burg Free Lance and Northern Neck
Mutual Fire Association will be repre-
sented at Heathsville Monday next by
Mr.. Fred L. Wagner.
Mrs. Lula II. Gaines, of lower Essex,
arrived Tuesday and has taken Up her
abode at the Chesapeake Academy, at
which institution she has entered her
daughter, Lille, for the coming session.
The great success of Chambcrlain's Collie
cholera and Darrhoea Remedy in the treat
ment OF bowel complaints has made it's stan
daru over the greater part OF the civilized
ington. Va, q. W. Sanders, White stone Va.
W. h. Harding 4 Bro. weems, Va.
Miss Addie l.. Busselis and friend,
Miss Katharine Wenner, of Loudoun
county, leave tonight to visit friends
near Emporia. Miss Wenner has made
many friends while here who are 10th to
see her depart.
Mrs. Florence Irving. widow of Judge
Levin Il. III. Irving, died at her residence
Lance.
Judge Irving was cousin to our honor
ed townsmen, Capt. j.. II. Irving.
SNOW Is the season when the small bow fills
himself with green fruit, which invariably
leads TO cramps, diarrhoea or dysentery.
~ parents are prudent, they will have a bot
tie or PAtN-hILLER, ready for such summer
emergencies Avoid substitutes. there is bit
one Pain-kiiler' Perry DAVIS. Price 25c. and
soc.
Mrs. w. y. Morgan and little daughter
Gertrude, accompanied by Miss Bessie
Harding, of Hopeside. took steamer here
one morning last week enroute to War.
saw. Mrs. Morgan and little daughter
had been visiting friends in Norihum
berland.
The ladies of the Methodist church
here will hold a"Dewey Guessing Tea
and lawn festival on next Wednesday
between the hours of 5p M and 10 p. m.
at The home OF Mrs. Addie Mesick. Re
freshments will be served in abundance
The Guessing Tea will afford nucl
amusement. The public is invited.
You assume no risk when you buy Cham
berialn's CONC, Cholera and DiarrhCea Rem
cay. Il. =. willing Co., lrvington: G. w
Sanders, White Stone, or w. IL. Hardin,
~ Bro, Weems, will refund your money i
you arS not satisfied after usingit. It is every
where admitted TO be the most successful
remedy in use for bowel complaints ard TN,
only one That never fails. Ii is pleasant SAT,
and reliable.
j. II. Davis, of the firm Of Cartright 6
Davis, Marble Works, of Fredericksburg
was here this week, having driven down
the Neck from Fredericksburg. Mr.. Davi
has taken some nice orders. His firm
stands high, making all grades of tomb
stones from the plainest to the finest
Baltimore and Washington dealers ar
supplied from their Fredericksbur,
quarries,
On last Thursday evening, in honor o
Miss Katharine Wenner, of Loudoun,
goodly number of young people from
Lower Lancaster assembled on the Irv
ington Beach pavilion, where few
hours were most pleasantly spent. Tn,
music on this occasion was rendered b,
Mr.. l.. l.. Gore, agent for Chas. NJ. Stief
piano dealer, of baltimore. Mr.. Gore is