Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-01-02

Miss Bette Bail, Of Frederick sbur g
was met here during the holidays by hel
father, Horace Ball, and taken to his HON,
in Northumberland to spend the vacation
Capt. j. r. Bussells, of Cape Charles
was in here on his fishing steamer Tues.
day, on his way to Baltimore. He will
stop in here Saturday night on his return
trip.
Mr.. Lucius T. Harding and bride
formerly Miss Annie Waring, of Essex
landed here last week from steamer and
proceeded to their home near Wicomico
Church.
The impromptu entertainment and
oyster supper Friday night last, gotten
up by the Methodist ladies to aid in pur-
chasing new church organ, Melted over
sixty dollars.
X. III. Selby, prominent citizen OF
Northumberland, came the week before
Xmas and took his two sons, who ere
students at the Chesapeake Academy,
nOmS lOr Tue uOiluay6-
By IDsuring In the Northern Neck
Mutual Fire Assn, Irvington, vs. you
escape any chance of having law suit
on your hands In case you burn out.
Troubles sre not apt TO arise, and il they
do the bylaws say they shall be adjusted
by arbitration.
We feel that We are giving our readers
a newsy paper this week. but regret very
much that lack OF space has compelled
us to reject number Of interesting &C
counts of holiday doings.
There was smsll-sized scare in this
village Saturday noon. A spark ignited
the roof OF T. j. Hayden & Sons store
and before 1t could be extinguished
burned over place about the size Of an
ordinary door.
Capt. and Mrs. j. F. Bussells, former
residents OF Irvington, but now of Cape
Charles, surprised friends and relatives
by mutual present TO each other during
Xmas. II came in the form Of S real
live, young male Russell.
Loyola Leland lef. for Sharptowp
Md, on Wednesday to take charge OF
the shirt factory there recently pur-
chased by citizens of this place. The
enterprise will be moved to Irvington
sometime In the early spring or summer
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach: DR.
l.. g. Mitchell, John Skinner, L. T.
Harding and wife, J. S. Blackwell, Capt
Wash Bussells and son, W. Whitman
A. s. Mitchell and wife, B. f. Hart, w
Curtis Walker, E. B. Squires, Geo. r
Finch, Lester Anderton.
J Get free sample of Chamberlain,s Stou.
ach and Liver Tablets at Ellis c. Richard
sons. kilmarnock: Messick Longs Irving
ton: w. A. Cameron Bros, weems: a
w, Sanders white Stone. They are easier e
take and more pleasant In eject than pills
Then their use is not followed by constipa,
ton. as is often the case with pills. Rcgula,
size, IS cents per box.
w. Med. Lee this week surveyed and
divided the real estate of the late Henry
Hayden, of this place. The widow sur.
rendered her dover rights, aud the four
children - Messrs. Oscar, James and
Charlie Hayden and Mrs. Geo. Lokey-
drew their respective four,hs.
The condition of Proprietor r. s.
Mitchell, who has been sick for some
weeks, is but slightly improved. Z. w.
Long. Miss Pauline Long, Eugene
Wilder, Mrs. Geo. w. Sanders and little
Edna Henry are also on the sick list, and
r. F. Garner has been suffering with an
infiamed face.
Messrs. Dice and 10 Anderson spent
the holidays with their father, Rev. j.
81. Anderson, pastor of the Methodist
church here. The frat named is the
faculty of Randolph-Macon Academy
Bedford City, Va, and the latter q
student at Smithdeal Business College
Richmond.
The Sunday school children of the
Baptist church here rendered a very
pretty program on Tuesday night, and
were rewarded by their Xmas bags Of
candy. The school presented the pastors
wife, Mrs. Claybrook, with handsome
fur streamer and muff. The Methodist
gave their treat to the children on Wed.
nesday night.
FoIis Deadly Attack.
my wife was so III that good physician.
werc unable TO help her." writes M. NJ. Aus.
tin, or Winchester. Ind, .but was completely
cured by DR.. Kings New Life Pills" The,
work wonders IN stomach and liver troubles
Cure constipation, sick headache.
Twenty-Five cents at Ellis e. Richardson,s
kilmarnock; 7. j. Hayden & Sons, Irving
ton; j. d. Stakes. Rehoboth Church.
Arthur Lee James. who spent Christ.
mas week with his father, Rev. c. r.
James, near Cape Charles, returned Mon.
day morning to resume his duties in the
CITIZEN office and his studies at the
Chesapeake Academy. His mother &C.
companied him Saturday as far as Nor
folk, and then proceeded to Hampton to
spend two days with her cousin, Mrs.
Ida Cox.
The following town people made trips
TO Baltimore recently: Capt. A. w.
Bussells and son, Turner, G. Harry
Waters, Mrs. Lula r. Gaines and daueh.
ter, Lille, Miss b. Blanche Jones, Miss
n. Kate Rowe, Miss Bessie Gunther,
Miss Pauline Long, Elijah Hayden,
Clifford Kirsmyer, Jno. @. Brewington,
Barker Hopkins. F. G. Newbill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dix and Ernest Meekins.
Mrs. Mollie Chandler, matron at the
Chesapeake Academy, spent Christmas
with her brother, DIR. B. A. Middleton,