Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-08-21


Gerhard. Misses Ella and Ruth Cut Ter.
A. N. Smith, K. II. Broun, w. 8. Shsckle-
ford, w. Il. Holbrook and wife, G..
Quinlan, Seth Miller, DIR. Bowdoin, Miss
Daisy Herbert. Mrs. Rsuterberg. Mrs
Lambert, Misses Helen, Susie, Ruth,
Roberta, Florence, Ethel, and Vivian
Lambert, Messrs. Frank and Howard
Lambert, David Hirsh. wife, daughter
and son, Harry Towson, Walter Burruss,
Mrs. Millhouser, Miss Minnie Milihouser,
Z. A. Rudiger, Prof. Hodgkins, wife
sndtwo sons, Mrs. Spicer T. Curlett and
son, Z. 7. Baker and son, and many
other transients.
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,
10y personal practice.
Visitors here recently have been many,
large number being brought to this
place by meeting of the Board of Fish.
cries on Wednesday. Those we saw
here recently are: L. T. Buck, Luther
Foster, w. II. Warren, Capt. J. H..
Wheaton, T. l. Radcliffe. NJ. A. Loomis,
Capt. j. II. Davis, Capt and Mrs. ]. +.
Bellows, Jas. P. Clesry, owen Snow, H.
FL. Pitman, Mrs. J. o. Cameron, Misses
Mary Jones, Elijah Davis, w. E. Currell,
L. NJ. Flippo, Wilbur F. Davis, A. S
Hardy, J. NJ. Brent, Misses Daisy, Laura
aud Carrie Winstesd, II. A. Treakle, A.
l.. Treakle, T. Treskle, w. w. Buchan,
10 James, K e Coles, f. L. Lawson,
Jno. Buchan, Jno. Mercer, DR.. H. b.
Treakle, w. L. Barnett, w. o. Harding,
II. ID. Mcnamara, Fsyette Sanders, NJ. s..
Stringfellow, Atticus James, Addison
Ball, A. James, sr., E. G.. Hall, Jno. A
Palmer, b. IL. b. Hubbard, sr., w. l..
Sanders, ID. FL. Robinson, Mrs. j. r.
Ingram, Miss Pearl Adams, T. J Down
ing, Willie Mercer, w. L. Hathaway, w i.
b Sanders. T. NJ. Fitchett, DR.. Frank
Lewis, Warner, Ball, Misses Bonibel
Cross, Marion, Maggie Palmer, j. A
Mckinney, Misses jamie Landlord and
Alice Mayo, Mrs. 10. Rock, Mrs. Saliie
Beane, Mrs. Alice f.eaman, Misses Eva
Davis, Nettie Beaue, Ella Besne, Arnice
Brown, Z. s. Dobyns, j. r. Davis, Harry
Davis, G. o. Kirkham, Vernon Lesman.
Mrs Molile Allen, of South Fork, KY, SAYS
she has prevented attacks of cholera morbus
by taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets when she felt All attack coming on.
Such attacks are usually caused by indiges
ton and these Tablets are just what is needed
TO cleanse the stomach and ward OF the ap
preaching attack. Attacks or bilious collie
may be prevented in the same wsy.
For sale by Messick, Long s. Co.. Irv
iugton; w. A. Cameron x Bro. wsems. g. w.
Sanders & Son. White Stone.
The week at the Hotel dc Mitchell
ended with gsiety and charming social
features. On Friday evening az i'm
promptu, but, very creditable and enjoy
able musical recital was given under
the supervision OF A II. Bradley.
On Saturday night under the manage
ment of DR.. and Mrs. A. B. King, the
guests and friends went q fishing. L,
was dryland fishing, though, but never
theless greatly enjoyed The party
numbered about forty, but only two
catches were made. They were by Louis
Burke and Miss Grace Lee. For their
skill they received respectively hand
some picture and jumping doll. The
fish pond consisted of q large white
cloth upon which there was painted in
the centre fisherman, with rod and
line. The one (after being blindfolded
and turned around several timesl that
succeeded In sticking miniature cloth
fish nearest the hook received the frs,
prize and the one the farthest of the
second. AT the conclusion DIR. King, In
appropriate language. presented to Z. G.
Barnard large gold medal In appre.
citation Of his untiring efforts in max
Ing the guests have q "good time"
On Tuesday night the Quilted States
Ministrels" gave very enjoyable and
highly refined performance before
large and appreciative audience. Each of
the participants acted well their part and
were heartily encored. II was under
the management OF A. II. Bradley. who
for his able dictatorship and also for the
interest he has taken In all matters per-
tanning to the enjoyment of guests and
friends, was presented with "silver
headed" walking stick by K. G. Barnard.
Both the presentation and acceptance
speeches were appropriate to the &C.
casion.