Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-10-21
LOCAL MENTION.

hOOAL Min llON.
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<-sSe VIRGINIA SIrIzES. Irvingtcn. Va.
Capt. j. Edwin Bussells is sick at his
home here.
Jack Brent left us Sunday for his home
In Heathsville.
Joe Douglass spent Sunday with his
parents at Brookvale.
X. ID. Brouu spent Sunday night at
Editor lees home here.
Mrs. Mary Leland, of Ottoman, is
here visiting her relatives.
Garry Messick and Freddie Gunby are
suffering after the manner of Job.
Little Mary Towill gave birthday
party Saturday to some little friends.
w. IL. Merchant, of Fredericksburg,
is keeping books for Irving Oyster Co.
Charlie Mitchell is clerking for the
lrvington Packing Co., at James wharf.
Fresh Pork and Beef will be found at Mes
Sick Long 4 Cos. every Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland George, of
the Island, are visiting Mrs. Laura Dun
ton here.
Jimmy Rowe and Barker Hopkins left
Monday night for Norfolk In search of
employment.
Epworth League literary meeti ng wiz
be held tonight (Friday) at the home of
Mrs. w. Med. Lee.
Judge Ewell and Capt. ]. F. Bellows
were here Friday attending meeting of
the Bank Directors.
Messick s. Gunby are getting into
operation windmill and big tank at
their oyster house here.
MIS-. Kate Winstead and Miss Daisy
Winstead, of Weems, were visiting Mrs.
s. d. Griffith this week.
Mrs. Frank Wilshin, jr., and two sons
left Monday night for two weeks stay
with relatives in Norfolk.
Fishing steamer Geo. p. Squires bar.
bored here Friday night and some of TIE
boys dropped In upon their homes.
Old papers ut the CITIZEN office 20
cents hundred.
Miss Mollie Ewell spent Wednesday
with Mrs. A. James, jr. Miss Kate
George returned to White House Creek
with Miss Ewell.
Miss Lille Phillips, of huntsville, Es-
sex county, was here few days the
past week occupying high seat in DR..
divers dental chair.
Miss Lillian Roberts, formerly OF this
place, has been chosen Noble Grand of
Rebekah Lodge, an auxiliary of the
Odd Fellows, just instituted at West
Point, Va.
Gus Wagner, formerly Of this place,
but now of the fire department or Wash
ington city, spent a few days at the home
of Joseph George while visiting friends
hereabouts.
A society was formed Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs. A. ]. Hamilton. 1t
is secret, but it is known there was
''snsnething doing" and that for the
good of the community.
w. X. Rowe and sister, Miss Bernice,
returned Tuesday night from a twelve
days trip 10 Hot Springs, Va. aud the
st. Louis fair. They were joined on the
trip by Arthur S. Morton and sister, Miss
Minnie, of Staunton.
Archie, Marie and Ruth Beane aud
Bascom Broun spent Saturday and Sun
day at their homes near Broun's Store,
returning to the Academy Monday
morning. Rubenette Lee accompanied
the Misses Beane home.
arc acknowledged to be the best on the
market. Messick. Long Il Co. have Just laid in
lulI Inc OF rms famous dress SHOE
Turn out to the all-day rally OF tenn
perance people at Lancaster @. II. next
Thursday. Hear good speakers and
good Temperate news and enjoy a good
dinner. II possible, all friends OF tenn
perauce should carry baskets for the
dinner table.
Late arrivals at the Irvington Beach:
w. b. Harrison, Mrs. p. II. Cralle Frank
lin, Miss Long, Robert Fl. Chiffon, Oscar
E. Haugh, Eugene Lazenby, Harry
Waters, Rev. and Mrs. l.. r. Combs and
children, Mrs. Warner Ball, E. ]. White
head, l.. B. Dishbro, John L. Logan,
Judge j. c. Ewell, j. p. Meul, Captains
Parks, Ford and Swindel.
Misses Annie Long and Myrtle Brew
ington left Monday to assn me duties at
schools in Poplar Neck and the Island.
respectively, TO which they recently
received appointments. making an on
slaught. as 1t were, on our young con-
tingent here. We have the satisfaction
of knowing that they will spend Satur-
days and Sundays at their homes here.
Some visitors recently seen here: Geo.
w. Thompson, T. NJ Fitchett, Mrs. II.