Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-08-26

LOCAL MENTION.
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the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. lrvington. Va.
j. t. Rilee was in Norfolk on business
Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Robertson, OF ocran, is this
week visiting Miss Lydia Heath here.
Several obituaries were crowd out this
issue owing TO rush of other matter.
Aid Society viii meet at the home of
Mrs. w. Med. Lee Friday night of next
week.
Prof. ID. II. Anderson Is busy canvass
ing across the river for the Chesapeake
Academy.
10. Cornwell. of Urbsnns, was here
on his launch "Wednesday with Il party
OF young people aboard.
Miss Gladys Rilee left Monday to
spend the week with her aunt, Mrs
Annie Clements, in Saluds.
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cents hundred.
Miss Cora Hundley and Frank, VIII,
Guile and Andrew Hundley visited rela.
tives in Mathews county last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Dyke were this
week bereaved by the death of their
little five-months' old son, Percy Ray.
Robt. Davis. of Tombs, left Friday for
weeks stay Ia Crsfeld and other
places on the eastern shore of Maryland.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sanford and Mrs. Rey-
nolds and children, of MnIenbeck, spent
Sunday at the home of Jas. Sanders here.
Jno. +. Gouldman, jr., was at Sharps
Thursday on banking business. II. O..
Rock, of Kilmsrnock, filed his place in
the bank here during his absence.
F. G. Newbill, Capt. w. ID. NewbiIl
and w. Med. Lee left yesterday morn
ing for few days in Essex. They will
probably visit the fair while there.
Fresh Pork and Beef will be found ut Mes
sick. Long & Co.'S. every Saturday.
Mrs. III. w. Middleton, who has been
at the lrvington Beach hotel for several
weeks, left Sunday night for the Berry
Hill Mineral Springs, via fredericksburg.
Milton PARROT, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday and Monday with Grover Wiley
here. He also spent a few hours with
10. James on the Island before returning
home.
Misses Emma aud Lula Wheaton, of
Wheaton, are spending this week with
the Misses Willing here. They spent
last week with Miss Laura Bussels in
Cape Charles, Va.
While playing ball Saturday Clifford
Kirkmyer broke bone In his foot,
which has caused considerable pain.
Charlie Smith. OF Baltimore, knocked
his knee-cap out Of place in the same
game.
Don't forget about our fine line at Na:tings.
Bugs, otlcloth, Iaoes, Ribbons and Dry Goods
MEssIcE. LoNG & Co., Irvington, Va
DR.. and Mrs. Chris. +. Newbill, OF
Norfolk, arrived Sunday night to visit
the Doctors brother. Dr. w. ]. Newbill,
Of this place. They left wednesday for
Essex TO visit relatives and take Ia the
Tappshsnnock fair.
Capt. w. l.. Messick, Miss Kate Mes
sick, Mrs. L. IL. Irving and few others
spent Sunday in Cape Charles, Va. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. ]. A
Bonner, OF Baltimore, who had been
visiting there for the past two weeks.
w. Ii. Rowe Is erecting storehouse
On the shore near his home, into which
lac eKects to move his stock OF goods
after completed. Z. w. Long Is also
putting up a building at his landing
which will be used In the oyster business.
Eddie Blakemore, of Millenbeck, gave
''river party" GA his launch to the
young people OF that neighborhood on
Tuesday evening last. While out they
ran In here for an hour or so to let some
irvingtou ladies' that were aboard say
''howdy" to people at home.
See the latest style gents and boys linen
collars nj Messiek. Long Co.'S. For warm
weather, not too high or too low.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach: Mr..
and Mrs. Harman, John MOTT, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. a. Lambert and family, Harry
Towson, W. +. Dunsway, A. Ferret,
Gaayon Harrison, Il. T, NJ. Hunley, Miss
Eleanor Herbert, Brice Herbert, Hamp-
ten l.. Mitchell. T. jerome Downing, j.
q. Blackwell. J X. Williams.
Among the recent sick, now improy-
Ing, are; MIRA. Cy Cox and children, the
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Orris
James, Mrs. Ella George, DR. ]. il. Smith,
the little child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Esrewiugton, Mrs. b. L. Willing, Mrs
JAS. Lokey and son. Mrs. l.. III. Bryant,
Jn0 w Huad,eV and Will Turlinotoo