Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-04-15

hrs. Mary Mitchell left Monday for q
visit to her son, Willie Mitchell, at West
land.
Social meeting Of the Epworth League
at the homo Of Miss Ruby Smith on next
Tuesday night.
Fresh Pork and Beef will be found at Mes
sick. Long Il Co.'s every Saturday.
Fred Connellee, lneman of the Nor
thern Neck telephone, was here recently
repairing the line.
Ed. Brewington, Bernard Willing, DIR.
L. M. Irving, +. G. Newbill and Fred
Gunby were in Baltimore this week.
Miss Addie Garner and Mrs. Emma
Davis lief; this week to visit friends in
Norfolk and Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Talley, of the
Courthouse, were here Sunday visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Henry Damerel
The CITIZEN keeps contracts for toma-
TO Gamers and growers always on hand.
Mrs. Jennie Dunton and Mrs. Marian
Longworth, Of White Stone, were guests
recently at the home Of ]. G. Brewington
and Z. w. Long.
Capt. and Mrs. F. A. Gunby and Mrs.
Coulbourne spent Sunday with Mrs. r.
A. Treskle, daughter OF Capt. and Mrs.
Gunby, at Palmers.
g. L. White, representing the popular
sash, door and blind house OF Frank T.
Clark Co, Norfolk, was in this vicinity
the past week soliciting business.
Order for oak or chestnut cord wood,
chestnut railing and posts, eau be left at
the CITIZEN office.
Mrs. X. B. Wendell and daughter, OF
Baltimore, spent few days last week
here at the homes Of her mother, Mrs
Dyke, and sisters, Mrs. Valentine and
Mrs. Sanders.
We wish to rectify mistake: instead
OF the launch party OF last week being
given by Miss Pauline Long, individual.
ly, II was given by the young ladies OF
the party, collectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. Griffith and little
son, Joseph, OF Middlesex, spent Sunday
aud Monday with their brother, s. b
Griffith, OF this place. They left for
Baltimore Monday afternoon
Encourage home enterprise and buy your
lumber OF w. II. Jesse. Litwalton. lancaster
co. Material the best. prices low, big freights
saved.
w. w. Allison, engineer, will fill n
position nj the Hinton & Toulson fab
works this season. He left last week for
Mia. Mrs. Allison will likely spend
the summer with relatives In that
vicinity.
Irvington lodge, No. 205, 1. o o. r..
will celebrate the seth anniversary of
the order on Tuesday afternoon. at 3 p
m, April 26Ih, with religious services In
the Baptist church here Rev. l. X
Combs, OF Lancaster, will conduct the
services. All Odd Fellows, as well as
the friends Of the order, are invited.
Tho w. L. Douglass 80. $3.50 ADD 81 shoes
are acknowledged TO be tho best on the
market Messick. Long s. Co. have just laid In
full line OF this famous dress shoe.
Visitors seen here recently: w. j.
Cornelius, Z. Bruce Squires, w. III
Mitchell, I. L. Raiclifr, Ell. Abbott, Chas.
A. Ashburu, r. N. Hall, l. A. Harding,
Horace VERIFY. Miss Annie Flowers, Mr..
and Mrs. r.. w. Boswell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawson George and little son, Mrs. Jno.
Winstead. Miss Laura Winstead, J. r.
Gresham, Geo. Gresham, John Vinegar,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rose.
Painter Hammonds Is beauilfying
Captain John Hundley's residence. Capt.
George Hoffman has had the small house
on the McCarty lot moved to the road
front. aud Lev. Bryant has retired the
old Bryan. house to the rear of his lot.
A stable Is being erected at the old Cox
house. at the head of Glebe fields; q new
dwelling will soon take the place OF the
old one there. Messrs. Ford and Calls
are doing this work.
MU6IC-Both vocal ana instrumental
taught. I. also repair and tune pianos and
organs Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay
Another branch OF my business Is running
singing schools In churches and schools any
where In reach OF lrvington. graduated at
the Blind Institute at staunton fifteen years
ago and have been teaching ever Since Ad-
dress me at Iryington, or the CITIZEN once.
PROF. 8 "A. oDEN.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach: p.
K Bauman, r. A. Fitzhugh, ]. W.
Dinges. Armstead Barron j. w. Sheridan,
VIM. Schwarzkopf, Stafford Murphy, O.
b. Jones. Capt. I. NJ. Bussells, n. 8.
Stringfellow. II. o. Rock, j. A. Edmond.
son, Mrs. Lowery Warlng. Mr.. and Mrs.
E q. Hall, Chas Williams, r. g. Russell,
Geo. House. VIM Martin, E. ID. Ciopton,
b. T. NJ. Hunlsy, Melville Hunley. J.
N. McCargo. Stuart Edgerton, Capt.
Hinton.
The VIRGINIA CITIZEN Is prepared at
all times to do, aud has for twelve years
been turning out job work of class not
not TO be excclled by any country Office
In the State. From visiting cards up to
catalogue and book work we execute with
neatness and dispatch. For stationery
such as letter heads and envelopes we
use but two grades of paper-Old Flax
linen and Avalon--the costliest com.
mercial note paper nsed In printing
Offices. We will not send out poor paper
or Indifferent work. IL cheap stationery
Is wanted by cheap men they cannot get
IL here.
NOTICE THESE:
Drama at Mia next week.
kead III. /. Kinks sale of stock.
l6 acres. part of Dit,,hlev for .ale