Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-11-11

OTuI VIII slArI lnelr mercantile business
in west Iryington next week.
Mrs. Kate James and little daughter
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Jno. NJ. Cannon, near Weems.
. Don't forget the district Anti-Saloon
meeting at White Stone Methodist
church Monday next, $50 p. m.
Postponed meeting of Ladies Aid
Society will convene tonight friday at
the home of Mrs. Geo. ste. Smith.
Old papers at the CITIZEN office 90
cents hundred.
Miss Annie Thomas, who has been
spending several days at Rehoboth
Church, returned home Tuesday night.
Pretty weather, and the people are
passing into Lancsster's Fair grounds
Today friday will probably be the gala
day.
Messick s. Gunby, big merchants here,
this week put on our streets big delivery
wagon with flaming red sign. They
are pushers.
Al DeBarry, living here for some time,
has removed to Philadelphia. Prof
Oden has moved into the home here &C.
cupied by DeBarry.
u. s. Senator Thos. s. Martin arrived
yesterday Thursday morning to spend
the last two days st Lancaster's Fair.
He is the guest of Editor Lee.
Place your order early for shells and
other shooting paraphaualia with l.. l..
Leland, 26 w. Pratt ST., Baltimore.
A tent unfolded Tuesday night on our
wharf campus" but Wednesday morn
ing ii had silently stolen away-to join
the rest at the Kilmarnock fair.
David A. Hay, the popular antitrust
net and Irvine man Of Wilmington, Del,
is In this section seeing his friends and
the trade and taking In Lancaster's fair.
Messrs. Marsh and Lee, of the Electoral
Board, and ]. VIM. Chowning, chairman
OF the Board of Supervisors, were here
last Friday stamping election tickets.
Jack Brent and brother, Harper, came
over from Heathsville Monday. Jack took
Norfolk steamer that night en- route to
Richmond, where he has secured good
position.
Jas. o Hsrcum, Of Lillian, spent Tues
e day night here ut the home OF his rela.
tive, Mrs. w. A. Leland. Miss Maud
Leland is in Faiihelds visiting Nf.
Harcum's family.
The w. l. Douglass SO. $3.50 and 81 shoes
are acknowledRed TO be the best on the
q full line OF this famous dress shoe.
A large gasoline boat from Crisfield
Md, came Monday TO the Rappahannock
to carry the negro oyster-shuckers homs
TO vote, among them the negroes from
Irvington and Weems.
Fred. G. Kirkmyer returned Monday
morning from a Baltimore hospital
where he received slight benefit. Cliff
ford Kirkmyer went to the city and re
turned with his brother.
The stork was quite busy in our village
the past week. He dropped quartettt
of girls, dispensing his blessings at the
homes OF B. s. Hammonds, VIM. A
Hayden, Will Thompson and ". p. Jones
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morning. DR.. Newbill did not think al
operation for appendicitis necessary
and the young man has returned I,
steamer Caroline" rejoicing and appar
emily in fine health.
a. b. Marchant is travelling In tn
Northern Neck, representing Cartriph
d Davis, OF fredericksburg, Va. Thos
thinking Of erecting monuments O
gravestones, or having other grant,
work done, should see him. Communica
tions received at this office.
The CITIZEN Is two cents 8 week. A
that price 1t will be mailed three months
or longer, 10 your child away at school
Don't send them your own paper afte
1t Is several days old. Postage, wrar
ping and time will cost you two cents, o
more, per issue. Have it sent prompt
from the publishers Office.
Late arrivals at the Irvington Beach
Walton Hubbard, Edward H. Sawve,
Il. 8. Ellyson, G. r. Finch, j. r. Butle
Eugene Lazenby, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmc
Ball and children, X. l.. Ficklin. A
Brent, Harper Brent. B. T. NJ. Hur
ley, Miss Maggie Palmer, M. |
Stringfellow and child, Mrs. NJ. Canine
Mas Sallie Haynie H. w. Nichols, Tho
Mcdaniel. Judge T. r. B. Wrieh
Stephen Adams, t. Jerome Downing. {
N. Anderton, David A. Hay, A. Curr
Addison Ball, Allan Fitzhugh.
Visitors seen here recently: Viva
Chowning, r. II. Norris, w. ii. Jeffe
son, A. 8. Hardy, t. /. Ratcliff, Wi
mot Ball, Geo. w. Brown, T. Arthl
Treskle, E. g. Hall, While Ingrar
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer. George, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. t. Barnett, w. (. Currel
Alvah James, p. D. Stevens, L. t. BucD
Mrs. r. NJ. Porter, Mrs VIM. Henderson
jr, Mrs. IL. A. Crittenden, Mrs. Lawso
George, Misses Laura and Daisy VIII
stead, s. j. Meredith, Fl. o. Rock. NJ.
Stringfellow, Capt. q. p. Squires, Mr.
j. o. Cameron. Mrs. Geo. Hutchine
Miss Nettie Thomas, Mrs. Jno. Adkin
Mrs. Jno. Winstead, 10. l.. James.