Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-07-10

Norfolk Friday night TO spend the 4,h
at Virginia Beach: Capt. and Mrs. A j.
Misses Clara Wilder and Pearl
Dix, Jas. N. and Wsyland Wilder, Harry
Ely, Dan Ashburn Willie Dix aud
Clinton 8ew.
Mrs. Mary Long, who has been in
feeble health for some time, is now worse.
Her daughter, Miss Annie Long, was
chilled home from Sharps on the 4th by a
Sudden decline In her condition. Capt
MessicS sent a fishing steamer TO Shsrps
after Miss Long and Miss Messick.
Why wait until tho season Is so far ad-
vanced before you get your millinery and
pretty summer dresses? Take q trip on one
of the river steamers TO Fredericksburg and
visit q. W. Jones' Dry Goods and Millinery
Store, the most modern and up-to- date store
in this section.
The handsome new organ arrived this
week for the Methodist church. 1t is a
Mason & Hamlin imitation pipe organ
and will be an ornament as well as USE
full addition to our pretty, new church.
Our citizens are respectfully requested to
attend the basket picnic on To morrow
Saturday afternoon and night at the
home of Mrs. Leah Lee for the benefit of
the organ fund.
Weems, Kilmarnock and other local
places are planting trees along their
1t is an excellent move
ment. We would like TO see 1t started in
Iryington, aud Suggest that Ladies'
societies take the matter in hand, as
they have done at other places. An es,i.
mate of the cost of planting trees from
the Bank to w. b Rowe's store is below
a hundred dollars. Such a sum could
not be better invested.
No man or woman in the state will hesitate
to speak well of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets after once trying them. They
always produce pleasant movement of the
bowels, improve the appetite and strengthen
the digestion. For sale by Messick, Long
& Co., Irvington: w. A. Cameron & Bro,
weems; G. w. Sanders Son, White Stone.
Some visitors seen here recently: Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. Cameron, w. T. Barnett,
j. r. Luckum and son Albert, Luther A..
Sanders, James Rev, Allen Beauchamp,
Mrs. d. J. Beauchsmp, ]. l.. Bussels,
Capt. G.. 2. Squires, Miss Mamie Mae
Squires, Miss Bonnibel Cross, ]. r.
Gresham, Ed Somers, Lorenzo Bellows,
Mrs. Will Davis, Charlie Palmer, f. b.
Squirts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. DENNY,
Patrick Moran, Lloyd Dunton, Geo.
Gresham, w. G. Foxwell.
Ladies of this village and nearby places
are requested 10 bring each a small
basket of lunch to the basket picnic Sat.
urday afternoon. Also little trinket or
piece of handiwork for the grabbing. All
gentlemen of this vicinity are urged TO
attend. The baskets will be sold at 25
cents each, no bidding. Refreshments
will also be served The picnic will be
held on the lawn of w. Med. Lee. All
friends from White Stone District especi-
ally are asked to participate.
Slight injuries often disable man and cause
several days loss OF time and when blood
poison develops, sometimes result In the loss
of hand or limb. Chamberlaiu's Pain balm
is an antiseptic Iiniment. When applied TO
cuts. bruises and burns it causes them to heal
quickly and without maturation, and prevents
any danger or blood poison. For sale by Mes
sick, Long s Co.. Irvington; ". A. Cameron
x Bro, weems; g. W. Sanders son, White
Stone.
Late arrivalsat Lexington Beach Hotel:
Misses Elsie Rsthbone, Kate Sadtler, Ida
Ssdtler. Clara Brent, Master Taylor
Sad,ler, Wingfield VERIFY, Horace VERIFY,
II. Clare, NJ. Gresham, Harry Chase,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, c. S. Kimes,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. DENNY and children.
Mrs. Z. Praiher, Geo. II. Finch, Q. L.
IL. w. Middleton, B F. Hart,
]. +. Rwcns, L. G. Brown, E. Wright.
III. c. Quinlau, J. D. Marchant, G. F.
Williams, Geo. Schraver, Lloyd Snead,
Robt. Chiffon, e. G. DunnIngton, Jas.
Butler, j. Cryder, w. B. Mitchell.
The following resolution, passed at a
recent meeting of Ladies' Parsonage Aid
Society for White Stone District, has
been sent US with demands for publIca.
ton. as ordered by the meeting: IRE
solved, that the Ladies' Parsonage So
ciety of the White Stone Circuit highly
appreciates the liberality and zeal of the
parsonage building committee, Messrs.
w. Med. Lee, j. F. Bellows and G. w.
Sanders, and, inasmuch as the enter
prise has been almost altogether under
the management and control of Mr.. w.
Med. Lee, we hereby express our special
of his services"