Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-10-10
Westmoreland Co.
NOMlNI GROVE.
SOME DEATHS-REvIvAL SERVICES
PERSONALS ETC

SoME DEATHS-REvIvAL SERVICES
PERSONALS, ETC.
Mr.. and Irs. Ryland Hall, OF
Village, Northumberland county
lost their little infant daughtel
october 3rd. They have our loving
sympathy.
Ihe cannery here has done a very
good business this season. The to.
mato crops have about failed. A.
Y: Rock, of LyelPs, got 1000 boxes
or tomatoes from eight acres.
Miss Cora l.. Edwards, our mill.
ner, will arrive here this week from
Baltimore, with her stock of millinery
3. b. Walker has arrived from the
city with full stock of fall aud
winter goods for his store at Old hams,
We have been informed of the
death of j. ID. Connelle, of Rich.
mond county, which occurred Sun
day a. m. October 9Th, after several
months of extreme suffering with
cancer of the stomach.
Mrs. Walker Mothershead. of
Lyells, is quite sick. Her daughters,
Misses klzzie and Dallas, of Wash
lngton, have been summoned to her
bedside.
George Self, also, of this place, is
quite sick.
MIS- Susan HUT, of Nenab, who
has been in delicate health for some
time past, is reported worse, much to
the regret of her many loved ones.
Watt Thrift, of Oldhams, was
hurt the past week, by having a
scatfold to fall while at work on a
building. 1t was reported that Mr..
Thrift's leg was broken, but we are
glad to say his injuries were not
so serious.
1t is reported that one of our girls
has eloped with young gentleman
OF Lyells to the city, where they will
be married.
William Lee. of Richmond county.
died October End, after a few days'
illness. Mr.. Lee had arrived at an
advanced age, and leaves a testimony
of good behind.
Protracted services will begin at
Beulah church second Sunday night
in October and continue through
the week at night. Rev. +. b. BeaIe.
OF King and Queen county, will be
present with Pastor Monds. We
anticipate a glorious revival under
the dlspensation of Gods word by
these able divines.
The revival services at Gibeon
church the past week were glorious.
Rev. +. b. Beale did the preaching,
assisted by Rev. A. ID. Reynolds,
Pastor Brown, and others. Miss
Nettle Reynolds, and Mrs. Walter
Vinegar presided at the organ. The
music by the choir was inspiring and
grand. AS result the church was
greatly revived and about twenty-five
persons proftssed faith in Christ. and
} goodly number returned to the
church. We can now sing "Blest be
,he Tie that binds our hearts in
christian love-" AS result of these
meetings Pastor Brown administered |
he ordinance of baptism to thirty
candidates, near Lodge Landing,
saturday p. m. last.
Miss Estelle Webb is in very deli
ate health. She has the wishes of
many loved ones, for a speedy and
recovery.
Il. IL. Mothershead, of Lyells, had
good mich cow killed the past
week by getting the rope over a stob
While tied down, resulting in a
'roken neck.
The farmers here are busy making
for sowing wheat.
Miss Emma e. Clark, of Trilby.
smiling on loved ones near Old
ans and this place this week.
Mrs. A. j. Rock is much better.
Jimmie McKenney, after spending
with relatives near here.
as returned to Washington. II
Mrs. Hayes, of Washington, re-
emily visited relatives near here.
Mrs. ii. A. Garland, after spend
,g a short visit TO her loved ones
ear here, has returned to her home
the city.
Harden Stephens, formerly of this
lace, but fer the past few years of
onnechcut, is reported to be i'll in
lat state. He has many friends
ere, who wish him aspeedy recovery.
The writer desires to thank Editor
ee, for sample copies of the CITIZEN
ceived, which, were distributed
I'd appreciated highly.
Best wishes to the dear CITIZEN,