Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-04-07


manned until Monday with her daughter,
Miss Iuez, who is a student there.
Have you asked your neighbor to sub
scribe TO the VIRGINIA CITIzENg IL not,
suppose you do so today. If be is still
benighted, show him your copy. 1t will
be good for his constitution.
Her many friends on Sunday warmly
greeted Mrs. Orsh Bussells of Hampton,
who is here on visit to her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. l.. III. Irving, and other
relatives. Her little son accompanies
her.
Andrew Calls. Bud Calls, George
Owens, Wayland Rowe, James Calls
and Miss Bernice Calls, all of Mathews
county, were this week visiting Capt.
Jno. w. Hundley, who is slowly rally
ing from protracted sickness.
Capt. o. II. Hopkins is In receipt of
letter which informed him of the demise
on Saturday of his sister, Mrs. Esther
Ann Marshall, near Salisbury, Md, in
her 73rd year. Capt. Hopkins is now
the only surviving member of the family.
1t was Justice James, aud not Justice
Eilskov, who here Monday of last week
sent Lombard Carter to jail for stealing
skill We saw Justice Eilskov on the
bounds aud presumed that be was the
magistrate in the case until our atten-
ton was later called to the error.
Loyola Leland arrived Wednesday 10
remain until Monday. Mr.. Leland is
travelling the Eastern Shore for Dlxop,
Bartlett & Co., Baltimore shoe house,
in the place of his brother, Jas. Leland,
whose health has somewhat improved
since being at Sarsnac Lake, n Y.
Recent arrivals at the Irvington Beach:
Fl. w. Nichols, W. NJ. PinckaId, r. e.
Smith, I. J. Pargoe, j NJ. Gressitt, ]. p.
DeBerry, Miss Laura Chiffon. r. l.
Ficklin, NJ. Z. Ferrel, Capt. w. L. Mes
sick, w G. Kirwsn, H. o Rock, Frank
Haywood, Harry Waters.
Two bright, but errsnt, little girls,
Ruth and Nellie by name, recently
played truaRt from school. Conscience
shifting them, they repaired to a stump,
kuelt down and prayed the Lord TO for
give them and not let their parents whip
them. Ia this act they were sppre
hended.
Jlo. Nj. Gressitt of Baltimore and
Walter Q. Palmer of the travelling fra.
ternity dropped in TO see us this week.
Mr.. Palmer entertained us with the in.
teresting local aud state political cam
paign that is now almost at boiling point
in the counties south of the Rappahan-
mock. Mr.. Gressitt was en- route to
0cran iu the interest of his commission
house.
Some visitors recently seen here are:
Il. E. Owen, A. S. Hardy, Miss Lille
Rowe, Lloyd Dunton, DIR. Willie Chown.
ing, ii. b. Chase, Jas. Maslin, l.. r
Crowder, Chas. p. Grim, G. J. Kramer,
J. II. Gresham, Geo. Gresham, Hon. ]. C.
Ewell, l.. S. Dudley, Mrs. j. II. Luckum,
Albert and Garry Luckum, w. J. Cor
nelius, Rev. and Mrs. f. w. Claybrook,
Dew and Garnett Claybrook, L. b. wag.
enen. A. James, sr., l.. II. Buck, A. II.
Goad, Mrs. NJ. A. Loomis. II. w. Doggett,
Jack" Doggett, G. o. Howeth, Mrs. J.
NJ Cannon, Mrs. Sam Landlord, Jno. Z.
Blskemore, Eddie aud Grover Blake.
more, ii. r Hall, f. ID. Alvord, DR.. d. Ii.
b. Hubbard, Wayland Doggett. Miss
orah l.. Doggett, Mrs. (Dr Harding and
granddaughter, w. H. Warren, w. S.
Armstrong, Miss Edna NJ Robertson,
Mrs. G. l.. Robbins, Norman Robbins,
Miss Dena Robertson, Thos. Croasdale,
Il Lawson, w. NJ. Brown.