Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-05
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
All communications should be addressed to
the VIRGINIA. CITIZEN. Irvington. Va.
Mark Winner, of Baltimore, is visiting
friends here.
Herbert Ingram, of White Stone, Is
visiting Grover Wiley.
Capt. f. w. Long gave a launch ride
on the Greyhound Saturday evening last
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Hayden were
blessed by the arrival of twins one day
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. A Rogers, of Millen-
beck, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. s.
T.. Simmons.
Charlie Hayden, of Newport News, is
spending a week of recreation with rela
tives here.
w. ID. Wilder, pilot on the Geo T.
Squires, stopped of this week to take in
Wharton camp.
Miss Louise Winder, of Atlantic City,
Va, is spending this week with Miss
Ruby Hopkins.
Fresh Pork and Beef will be found at Mes
sick. Long 4 Co.'S. every Saturday.
Willie Wheaton, of Wheaton,, is tax.
ing In Wharton Grove camp with Gilbert
Messick this week.
Aid Society has been postponed until
Friday night of next week, when It will
meet at Mrs. Sallie James.
Robert and 10. George have the frame
work mp for their new oyster house on
the point near their landing.
Arthur NcGinnis, of Ottoman, was
visiting at the home of +. j. Dix on
Saturday snd Sunday last.
Mrs. Leila Brooks (nee Ashburn), OF
Baltimore, Is visiting relatives and
friends at her old home here
Miss Mamie Laurie Mcdaniel, OF Tap
pahannock, is visiting at the home of her
cousin, DIR. Geo. II. Oliver.
James A. ID. s. Fiudlsy. OF Salisbury
Mills, N. Y, is the CUES, for few days
of his brother, John Findlay.
Mrs. Bette Meanley and daughter,
Miss Msybe of Baltimore, are guests
of Mrs. w. J. Newbil this week.
Capt. /. n. Bussells, Of Wicomico, is
spending few days with Geo. G. Kirk
myer. aud greeting old friends here.
Old papers at the CITIZEN Office 20
cents a hundred.
Miss May Lautenberg. of Baltimore,
arrived Saturday to spend some time
with her friend, Miss Addie Garner.
Frank G. Newbill left Monday for
Uot Springs, Va, where the State Bar
Association Is in session this week.
Ameng the recent sick, now imrrov-
ing, are: DR.. J. b. Smith, Mrs ]. T.
Rilee, Miss Lille Gaines, Jno. Findlay.
Little Roy Baugher, of Baltimore,
wLile playing al the hotel on Friday, fell
badly.
Misses Pearl and Gladys Rilee gave
"fudge party" on Thursday evening OF
last week which was thoroughly enjoyed
by all present.
Mrs. Swaney, mother OF Mrs. ID. II.
Anderson, arrived Sunday night from
Kansas to visit her daughter at the Chesa.
peake Academy.
Arthur Hayden has taken up the duties
at the CITIZEN ofiice-as we'll as the
tItle-that usually fall to the last one
that enters a print shop.
On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
I. II. Baugher rendered large aud
merry party from the Beach Hotel an
enjoyable ride on the new launch, Grace
Lee.
See the latest style gents and boys nnen
collars nj MessIck. Long Il Co.'S. For warm
weatl or. not too high or too low.
Miss Ruby Smith returned Sunday
from an extended visit to NorthUnber-
land county. Miss Linda Snow, of
Heathsyille, accompanied her home for
q few hours.
Mrs. r. III. Harwood, formerly Miss
lone Bussells, spent Sunday aud Monday
with MRS.. w. Med. Lee en- route 10 her
home in RichmOnd from Northumber-
land county.
Miss Clara James and Arthur James, of
CheritOn, Va, are spending the week
here, the former with Miss Myrtle Brew
ington and the latter at the home OF the
CITzRN's editor.
Mas. Lura r. Gaines came down from
Essex Wednesday, to go from here to
Marvin Grove camp tomorrow. Her
brother Lewis ("Jack'0 Roane, of Balti-
more, accompanies her.
Mrs. Jos. T. Smith, wife OF the popu-
Tar Captain Smith of the Weems line,
and little daughter, of Baltimcre, are
visiting NJ the home of the Captains
hro.her, Geo. SIC. Smith.
Mrs. sno, T.. Go1ldnan, jr who was
called 60 Fredericksburg about three
weeks ago by the sickness OF her sister,
q IL
Mr.. Gouldman's sister, Miss Alma Gould.