Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-28

+ Two very enjoyable launch parties
were rendered the young people OF this
place this week. The frat was given by
Capt. Tom Willing on the Jumbo" lsst
Monday evening and was thoroughly
enjoyed by the large number that went.
Then, on Wednesday evening Capt. Geo.
ste. Smith took out a jolly crowd on his
new boat, the "Ids," which spent a most
pleasant evening on the Rappahannock.
Late arrivals at the Irvington Beach
Rev. A. n. Smith, J. w. Jones, Vim. X.
Slower, Thomas Ball, III. Clare, Mrs.
W. l.. Burruss, L. ID. Clopton, Jas. But
Ter, Il. B. Blake, Mrs. r. 4. Garrett, DIR.
Garrett, E. Wright, Clifton Blake, Julius
Healey, l.. Sutton, X. l.. Ficklin, VIM.
Shackleford, VIM. Snow, Wilbur Davis,
VIM Gresham, W. Holbroke and wife,
r. b. Mitchell, ID. NJ. Ferry, Muse Healey,
W. Williams.
The unique advertisement of the Univer
sity College of Medicine. OF Richmond Va
appears in this issue. This College evidently
intends to impress the fact that IL teaches
Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy. not only
theoretically. from textbooks. but actually,
by personal practice.
The departure of the "Old Timers"
from the 1rvington Beach this week was
with much eclst and evidenced the high
esteem in which they are held and the
appreciation of their many efforts in
making the time of all pass so pleasantly.
They were Capt. E. G. Barnard and wife
and DR.. and Mrs. Alfred King, the former
from Washington and the latter Of Bal
timore. Both were escorted 10 the boat
by the Beach's guests and number OF
others. Fire crackers, bombs and pistols
were used extensiv ely In giving them the
farewell. II is the wish of all that they
will be spared TO spend, as has been their
custom, the next summer with US.
Puts an End to IL AL
A grievous wall oftimes comes as a result
OF unbearabie pain from over taxed organs.
Dizziness, Backsche, Liver complaint and
Constipation. But thanks to DIR. Kings New
Life Pills they put an end to It all. They are
gentle but thorough. Try them. Only 25c.
Guaranteed by Ellis c. Richardson, Kilmar-
mock, i. ]. Hayden x Son, Irvington.
Some visitors seen here recently: N.
8. Treskle, J. r. Webb, Jas. Harding.
Mrs. G. w. Sanders, Mrs. r. o. Dayen-
port, Mrs. B. II. b Hubbard, p. Eilskoy.
Rev. II. l.. Walton, Miss Pearl Adams,
E. b. Squires, Capt. G. P. Squires, III.
Jeter Hayden, Fred. Kirkmyer, ]. A.
Chowning. r B. Mitchell. S. ]. Meredith,
Miss Virgie Revere, E T. George, MS.
Il. w. Treskle, Misses Blanche and
Elmer Jones, Lieut.. Gilbert Chase, Miss
Edith Buck, s. B. Hayden, Lawson
Winstead, Willie Purcell, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Z n. mercer Samuel Hall, Henry Daniel,
j. r. Gresham, j. Ed. Blakemore, r. L
Radcliffe, Misses Mamie and Maud Jen-
kins, Miss Cristsbel VERIFY, Fred Clay
brook, jr., Miss Helen Smith, Miss
Plscidia Hudnall, Tyler Nordlinger.
Mrs. Noble Alien. of South Fork, KY. saws
she has prevented attacks of cholera morbus
by taking Chamberfain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets when she felt an attack coming on
such attacks are usually caused by indiges-
ton and these Tablets are just what Is needed
10 cleanse the stomach and ward OF the ap
preaching attack. Attacks OF bilious collie
may be prevented in the same way.
For sale by Messick, Long & Co., Try
ington; W. A. Cameron X Bro, weems; G. w.
Sanders s. Son. White Stone.
A donation Progressive Euchre was
given st the Irvington Beach last Thurs.
day evening and much enjoyed by the
twenty-eight players. The successful
ones were as follows: Mrs. Prof. Hodg-
kins, first lady's prize, box OF stationery;
e. G. Barnard, first gentleman's prize, a
mug; Mrs. L. g. Barnard, lsdy's BOBBY,
small vase; Mr.. Wilcox, gentleman's
BOBBY, pipe and tobacco; Mrs. DIR. King,
lady's consolation, cup and saucer
David Hirsh. gentleman's consolation.
half dozen cigars. At the conclusion of
awarding the prizes Mrs. King and Mrs.
Barnard were each presented with a
beautiful piece of fancy work in appre-
citation OF their kindnesses to guests and
Others. Dancing followed and contin-
ued until a late hour. This was pre-
ceded by balloon ascension the balloon
being furnished by DR., King. 1t was the
best OF the kind ever seen here. An en-
Joyable dance was also given at the pa
WALTON on Monday night. During an
intermission another balloon ascension
was made, the balloon being In the shape
OF an elephant, and like the former, was
brought here by DR.. King. A beautiful
display OF fire works In honor of DR.. and
Mrs.. King followed.