Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-01

E.W Long was in Baltimore this week.
Harry Waters returned lately from a
trip to Baltimore.
Aid Society tonight friday at home
of Mrs. G. Ste. Smith.
Miss Annie Wise is visiting Mrs.
Julia Rains on the Island
Advertise your Xmas wares in the
CITIZEN.
PayyOur taxes before tomorrow Sat
urday) and save per cent.
Capt. w. L. Messick and crew left
on fish steamer Monday for Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Dodson, of Hope
side, called yesterday at our print-shop.
Advertise your Xmas entertainments
in the CITIZEN.
Capt. ]. N. Wilder was here for the
past week while his boat was hauled
out.
r. B. Broun, of Northumberland,
was the guest Thursday night of the
editor.
Miss Ollie White entertained some
friends with ''tacly party Friday
night.
Goldsborough Hall has been here this
week with his boat on the ways being
ironed.
Don't forget about our ino line Of Mattlngs,
Rugs, Oilc,otn- LaceS, Ribbons aud Dry 'od~.
MEsSICH y GUNBY, IrvlngS0n, Va.
DIR. Newbill's mill crew the past week
loaded a large vessel with lumber for
Baltimore.
II. L. Arthur, of Del Mar, Del, was
here this week buying the output OF the
local saw-mills.
News reaches here that Bonner Bus
sells is in a Norfolk hospital with mus
cular rheumatism.
l.. d. Stoneham brought over party
Sunday, accompanying his daughter,
Lillian, back to school here.
Mrs. Allen B. Taylor and little son,
Rudolph, are spending a few weeks
with relatives in Portsmouth, Va.
Ii you are up-to-date, putting in u big
Nmas stock, let the people know it by
advertising in the CITIZEN
Loyola Leland, of Baltimore, spent
the week at his home place here, put
ting in some of the time cunning.
Miss Lola Haynie, of Lively, who is
teaching school at Merry Point, called
on DR.. Oliver professionally Saturday.
Sam Smith, who has been in ill-health
for some time, is down from Baltimore
to visit his brother, George Stellar
Smith.
Among the recent sick, now out or
improving, are Mrs. f. d. Oliver, Mrs.
Levi Riley, Mrs. Kate James, Fred
Gunby, jr.
The CITIZEN is not saying anything
about her new dress but the pretty
type will catch the eye of the "old
folks" Ell?
Don't forget that Gregory, the living
picture man, will be here Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights next.
Read his big ad.
Fred Edwards, a student here, was
taken home to White Stone Tuesday by
his father. The youth is threatened
with typhoid fever.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach: A
J. Bates, H. c. Quinlan, j. W. Ball,
C. S. Williams, F. C. Frany, Miss Lola
Haynie, Mr.. Smith, Oliver Heath.
The funeral expenses of the late Lewis
N. Blake were generously borne by the
four lodges here, although he was not
a member of any order.
This VIRGINIA CITIZEN and The North
ern Neck Mutual Fire Association have
nice lot of blotters which they viii
send free upon request 10 any patron OF
either institution Others will be sen,
blottersl upon request accompanied by
postage stamp.
A person has no right togo upon YOU
land and gather holly without leave
He is liable for trespass, and damages
Land owners should protect their pretty
trees.
II. c.. Quinlan, travelling for National
(buriaD Casket Company, of Baltimore,
called at the CITIZEN office this week.
He reports business dull in his line il
the Northern Neck
Paul Mcdonald Messick bucksd into
the Fredericksburg kids in football anC
got his ear split open. He stuck to his
post, nevertheless, and later the doctor
took a reef or two in his flapper.
WANTED Young man or lady stem
'og,apher. Prefer one that understands
bookkeeping, and is acquainted with tn,
Northern Neck and Rsppahannock sec
lions. Can als) give employment to q
steady typo.
VIRaIRIA CITIZEN, Irvington.