Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-16
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All communications should be addressed 20
the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. lryington, Va.
Turn out 20 court Monday and hear
Hon. Leslie Garrett speak.
Miss Bessie Calls left Monday for a
two-weeks' visit in Baltimore.
Mrs. James Ashburn left Tuesday for
short stay in Cape Charles.
Monday is Lancaster court. Represen-
tatives of the CITIZEN will be on hand
Epworth League Literary meeting to-
night friday al the home of Mrs. Ida
Smith.
Editor Lee has been in Norfolk the
past week for treatment at specialists
hands.
Fresh Pork and Beef will be found at Mes
sick. Long * Co.'S. every Saturday.
Messrs Lee and Perry Simmons leave
tomorrow to enter the University of
Virginia.
ar" there, Mr.. Oyster! "R" you in
season. Well, l guess you ar" Rip,
Rip, 'Rah!
Baptist Social Circle will meet Monday
night next at the home of Mrs Eugene
l.. Wilder.
Miss Lena X Pinckard, of Rehoboth,
is spending this week with Mrs. A. p.
Rowe, Ia this villsge.
j. T. Rilee is having his already
spacious dwelling added to. VIM. T.
Jones Is doing the work.
Clifford Kirkmyer. Charlie Mitchell,
Joe Anderson and Blight Harrison are
spending this week In Baltimore.
Old papers at the CITIZEN office 20
cents a hundred.
Vernon Forester, Of Baltimore, was
guest at the home of Mrs. Ssllie Willing
during the early part OF the week
Among the recent sick, now improv-
ing, are: Mrs. NJ. A. Mason, Mrs Kate
James and little daughter.
Mrs. T. B. Lee and two children, of
Pittsburg, Pa, arrived Saturday for u
two weeks visit to Mrs. w. Med. Lee.
dren's Industrial Home, Harrisburg, Pa,
is at her home here on fortnight's visit.
Mrs. Sallie James aud son, Edwin,
spent Sunday at the home Of Mrs. James
sister, Mrs. B. II. Robinson at Lancaster
Courthouse.
Mrs. Howard Willing and two children
and Miss Ruth Willing, of Baltimore,
spent few days with relatives here the
past week.
Don't forget about our fine line of Mattiugs,
Rugs, Oilcloth. I.aces. Ribbons and Dry Goods.
MEssIcK. LONG X Co., Irvington, Va.
Cashier Jho +. GOuldmsn, jr, was In
Baltimore on business last Friday H.
o. Rock, of the Kilmsrnock bank, filled
his place here in his absence
Mrs. Ella Thomas aud Miss Annie
her daughter, and two other children,
left Tuesday for Washington, where
they will spent some time
w. @. Thompson's launch returned
last week from Norfolk, where she had
Incorporated a new fifteen horse power
Buffalo motor. The launch is now quite
speedy.
Miss Pauline G. Long, of this place,
and Miss Annie Stoneham, of Molusk
leave tonight friday for Lynchburg, TO
enter the Randolph-Macon woman's
College.
Mrs. VIM. Il. Claughton, Of Lottsburg,
was this week the guest of her brother,
DIR j. b. Smith. Frank Settle, of North
cumberland. was also visiting DR.. Smith
Tuesday.
The w l.. Douglass So. $3.50 aud 81 shoes
are acknowledged TO Toe the best on the
uaIhcl- Mssslck. Long u Co. have Just laid in
fuli line OF this famous dress shoe.
MISS Evelyn Robins returned last
Friday from a summers vacation south
of the Rappahannock to resume her
duties as matron of the Chesapeake
Academy here.
Among those here Tuesday to enter
pupils at the Chesapeake Academy were
DIR. and Mrs. X. w. Harding, Mrs. Oiis
Harding. Z dwin Broun, s Cowart, Miss
Bette Broun and Mrs. J. F. Bellows.
Miss. Kate Messick left Monday night
for Lynchburg. Va, to enter upon her
studies in Randolph. Macon Woman's
College. Her mother, Mrs. w. l.. Mes
sick, accompanied her to that city and
will return via Baltimore the last of this
week.
Chesapeake Academy, our long estab-
lished co-educational Institution of the
Northern Neck, opened Tuesday under
most favorable auspices Twenty board
ers that day entered the school and prob
ably double that number of day pupils
Every indication points to roll of nearly
hundred pupils during the session.