Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-16
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
All Communications should be addressed to
the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. Iryington. Va
Snow is six inches deep here, and still
a showing.
Capt. Cope Coulbourne is In Baltimore
this week on business.
Raleigh Harding is confined to his bed
with bronchial trouble.
Il. s. Mitchell spent Monday and
Tuesday with his mother at Sharps.
Epworth League Social meeting to-
night (Frlday) at hcme of DIR. Newbill.
Baptist Social Circle will meet Mon
day night next at the home of DR.. George
Oliver.
Fresh Pork and Beef viii be found at Mes
sick Gunby every Saturday.
Miss Bsrnice l.. Rowe left Monday for
"ooHiuStNib NhVhS sue WIZ Spouu tuc
winter.
Mrs. K. Z. Noblett, DR.. l.. NJ. Irving
and little daughter, Ermine, ara in Bal
timore on a visit.
To look in MCssick & Guuby's store
one will be convinced that Old Santa
dropped his pack there.
Capt. w. L. Messick, just returned
from Baltimore, is not SO well as we
would all like to have him.
Mrs. L. r. Gaines and Miss Lille
Gaines spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. ]. o. Cameron at Weems.
MULEs FoR SALE-Will sell good pair
mules, wagon and harness. Also one
broken steer. w. Med. LEE,
Irvington, Va.
Let one drive on the roads around
Kilmarnock If he wants to see the virtue
of the CITIzEN's pleading for early road
work or no working at all.
Get your ads and notices Ia the next
issue of the CITIZEN. There viii be no
issue during Christmas week. Get in on
time, for we will be crowded.
Our wish is that all may have fuel and
food enough in this distressing weather;
and those that have, may give to those
that have not. Also feed the birds.
Many, many thanks for the kind
words of cheer and wishes for a prosper.
Gus new year that are coming In to the
CITIZEN with substantial remittances.
Encourage home enterprise and buy your
lumber OF W. III. Jesse. Litwalton. Lancaster
20. Material the best, prices low, big freights
w. *. Rogers, mail agent on Weems
Steamer, is off on vacation and spent
some days here this week cunning as
guest Of his sister, Mrs s. p. Simmons.
Miss Cora Anderson, teaching in lower
Middlesex, was at her home here a few
days during the past week She WAS &C.
companied by little Miss Mary Lee
Lawson.
Late arrivals ut the Irvington Beach:
p. K. Bauman, w. r. Cavedo, Jerome
Cox, Miss Bessie Gunther, Andrew
Brown, Mrs E. G. Hall, r. S. Chu; CHI,
Miss HelYn FiIchett, Miss Lillian San
ders, John "Buss" Bussells, Willie Long
q. W. Hubbard, T. j. Tignor.
Mrs. a. p. Rowe and little daughter,
Adelaide. are expected from Fredericks-
burg next week to spend the holidays
with Capt. and Mrs. w. l.. Messick, par
ents Of Mrs. Rowe. Miss Lena Pinck.
ard, who Is spending a fortnight with
Mrs. Rowe, will accompany them.
The W: L. Douglass 50. $3.50 aad 81 shoes
market. Meseick & Gunby have just laid in
tull limo OF this famous dress shoe.
Some visitors seen here recently:
Meredith Bonner, Capt. G. p. Squires,
A. S. Hardy, Miss Flossie Thompson, IT.
1. Radcliffe, w. NJ. Brown, Capt b. G.
Doggett. X. II. Benson, r. II. Norris,
hr. ana Mrs. W. r.. Simmons,A. l.. Segar,
Capt j. f. Bellows. w. Key Howard
DIR. F. NJ. Stiner, L. l.. Ingram, Miss
Genevieve Eubank.
If you are going TO entertain during |
the Xmas festivities get some cards with |
beautiful holly and mistletoe designs
and your invitation printed at the
CITIZEN Office. Prices from 81 20 to
$2SOper 100, printed. Larger quaint
ties at reduced rate. Let US have your
order by December 10Th IL you want
them in time for Christmas. The earlier
the better.
NOTICE THESE:
Terrier dogs stolen or strayed.
Judge Ewell offers for sale pair young
oxen.