Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-12-23

the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. Iryington Va
Frank G. Newbill is In Baltimore fol-
few days.
No issue Of the CITIZEN next week
December 80.
Miss Ruby Smith left Monday for a
months stay in Baltimore.
Loyola Leland is at home from his
drumming trips for the holidays.
Skating now takes the place of sleigh
ing. December is humoring the young
folk.
Miss Leila Carter, OF Millenbeck, has
been visiting Miss Annie Thomas the
past week.
Wild turkeys are gallav anting around
Irvington, several of them having tackled
remnants Of garden foliage In the village.
Last evening Thursday Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Dunton entertained at their home
here in celebration of their 18th marital
anniversary.
Encourage home enterprise and buy your
lumber oil w. III. Jesse, Lltwalton. Lancaster
saved.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Hopkins, who
hsve been absent in Baltimore for some
time, have now fine little daughter to
make up the trio.
Ball programs, wedding invitations and
all manner of cards. in floral, animal,
scenic and other designs, should be pro-
cured at the CITIZEN office.
w. A. Cameron s. Bro, Weems, are,
as usual, Headquarters for Xmas goods
of all kinds. A full line of Jewelry,
Watches, ETC., to select from for yourself
or sweetheart
Take In the drama and supper of the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at the Opera
House Friday night Of next week. Show
appreciation of good cause 1.-The Last
Loaf is good play.
Among the sick this week are, Mrs
Orintha Slessick, Rachel Messick, Riley
and Mason Heath, Folliard Street and
Francis and Edward wilshin. Irv. Mes
sick is out after bad SPELL
Remember that w. A. Cameron &
Bros [Weemsl stock of clothing was
never larger or more up-to-date In STYLE
or finish. They can save you money on
anything you have to buy.
Mrs. Peter George and daughter, Miss
Msrgie, left yesterday to spend a week
In Baltimore. Misses Myrtle and Lilly
Brew;ngton, and Grace and Rubenette
Lee, and Harry Waters and probably
theirs will leave to-day to spend a week
there.
Late arrivals at the Irvington Beach:
J. Il. Nsgle, Judge J. G. Ewell, j. H..
wagner, j. ID. Temple, r. l.. Ficklin, DR..
and Mrs. f. VI. Stiner, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Z. Goodwin, Herbert Lawton, +. Catesby
Hall, Turner Bussells, J. A. Cohen.
Master Ernest Stiner.
DIR. F. NJ. Stiner Is showing at the
Opera House here. His troupe will be
here for week or ten days. 1t is a fine
entertainment. Ladies are especially in.
vited and expected. No show without
the ladies. Wednesday and Thursday
nights, were free. Other nights, admis.
sion 10 cents.
TO look in Mcssick & Gunby's store
one will be convinced that Old Santa
dropped his pack there.
Some visitors seen here recently: Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs
q. Z. Palmer, @. b. Smither, r w. Chill
ton, IL. L. Owen, Mr.. Watkins, r. ID
Carter, o. w. Hughlett, w. T. Barnett,
Robert Davis, DR.. III. w. Harding, Can't.
Harley 4 Robertson, Mrs. II. A. Critten.
den. Mrs. II. L. Owen, w. M. Brown, ]
X. Ingram, Urbane Bush, w. w. Buchan,
4. G. Hall, J. A. Mckinney, Robt Chill
ton.
Chesapeake Academy closed Tuesday
afternoon for the holidays, TO resume
wednesday morning, January 4th. The
boarding pupils will spend the vacation
nj their homes. Professor Ish goes 10
Middlesex as the guest of Howard Nc
Candlish and Browne Evans, pupils.
Mrs. l.. r. Gaines and daughter left
Tuesday night for Essex, 10 return
Thursday evening next Miss Evelyn
Robins, matron, will spend the week at
Saluda. Presents galore flew thick and
fast at the temporary separation.
MULES For SALR-Wil sell good nair
miles, wagon and harness. Also one
broken steer. w. Med. LKE,
Irvington, Va.
Christmas aud New Year days, hap.
pening to fall upon Sunday this Time.
the CITIZENS editor will take holiday
December the 10Th aud January lst next.
The remaining days of the festal
season will find him at the same
old stand. as it will also Foreman
Rowe and general factotum Dick Holmes.
Miss Bonnibel Cross will spend the week
In Baltimore and Wilmington, Del.
Lewis Burke in fredericksburg, 10.
Douglass at his home at Brookyale and
Fred. Kirkmyer will put in part of the
week In the Monumental city.
If you are going to entertain during
the Xmas festivities get some cards with
beautiful holly and mistletoe designs
aud your invitation printed at the
CITIZEN office. Prices from $1.75 to
$3.50 per 100. printed. Larger quanti-
ties at reduced rate. Let US have your
order by December 10Th IL you want
them in time for Christmas. The earlier
the better.