Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-15

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the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. Irvington, Va
Capt. w. L. Messick is in Baltimore
this week.
Mrs. F. A. Gunby has been under DR..
Newbill's care little this week.
Ray Simmons, of Fleets Bay, visited
Lee and Perry Simmons last week.
Harry T. DAILY, jr., of Baltimore,
spent last week with Lloyd Barnett.
Advertise your MAS wares in the
CITIZEN.
Baptist Social Circle Monday night
next at home of Mrs. Geo. T. Lokey
Bernice L. Willing killed three hogs
weighing more than four hundred apiece.
Chesapeake Academy musicale last
night Thursday at the Opera House.
Epworth League social tonight Fri
day. at Miss Carolyn Gunby's 7:30
sharp.
Advertise your Xmas entertainments
in the CITIZEN
Capt. Fred Gunby put in several days
last week in Baltimore and the Eastern
Shore.
A sample copy of the VIRGINIA CITI-
ZEN sent you is an invitation to become
a subscriber.
Miss Mamie Mae Squires, of Ocran,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Mary Simmons.
Don't forget about our fac line OF Mattiogs,
Rugs, Oilc.Stn. Laccs, RibDous aud Dry Goods.
MEssicK GUNBY, Irvington, Va.
Only one more issue before Christmas
If you have not put that ad in the CIT
IzEN your time is short.
Lloyd Barnett is practising on the
typewriter. Look out girls, for the
postoffice has taken q squirt.
Walter Marter, of New Jersey, and
Arthur McGinness, of Ottoman, visited
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. j. F. Gouldman, jr., Wednesday
afternoon entertained the Baptist For
eign Missionary Society of Irvmgton.
Hyou are up-to-date. putting In big
Xmas stock, let the people know it by
aAu Hotr -,
Leave your orders for oak and pine
wood at the CITIZEN Office to be de-
livered before the roads get bad and
prices advance.
At meeting of District Anti-Saloon
League here Tuesday Capt. j. f. Bel
lows and w. Med. Lee were elected
delegates to Petersburg.
Miss Della Lpwery and Irving Dod-
son, of Reedville, spent Saturday and
Sunday with the formers cousin, Rich
ard H. Hudson, in this village.
Capt, Fred Gunby received informa-
ton that his nephew, Francis NJ. Gunby,
aged "a years, died Thursday night last
at Salisbury, Md, of typhoid fever.
A person has no right to GO upon you,
land and gather holly without leave.
He is liable for trespass, and damages.
Land owners should protect their pretty
trees.
Dr. w. j. Newbill was in Essex Fri.
day. His brother, C. B. Newbill, OF
that county, spent Sunday night here
with the doctor en- route home from
Norfolk
The young men of Irvington ISSUED
invitations to their lady friends for al
oyster roast tonight (Friday), So
o'clock, on shore rear of Captain S. P
Simmons.
Mrs. Kuykendall last week accompan
led her daughter, Mollelle, to Balti
more, for treatment to her eyes. Tn
latter remained there several days, re
turning Saturday morning.
The VIRGINIA CITIZEN and the North
ern Neck Mutual Fire Ass ISOLATION hav
nice lot of blo,ters which they wi
send free upon request 10 any patron O
either institution Others will be sen
blotters upon request accompanied b
postage stamp.
Very shortly we will send out a fey
thousand bills. Don't spend all you
money Xmas, but save enough to pa
what you owe the newspaper boys. w
would ike to begin the New Year wit
as near clean pages as possible.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach: ]
p. DeBerry, c. P. Ellis, George Blake
p. X. Bauman, Crawford Taylor, Al
thur McGinness, Walter Marter, f. {
Anderton, A. R. Cohen, Mrs. TuIl an
children, E. Lazenby, Capt. Thoma:
A. j. Johnson, II. C. Waddell, MI
Harper, Mrs. Lizzie Mitchell, Mis-
Mamie Snead
WARNING-Owing to incessant depr,
dations on Glebe tract, from Thompson
gate to Jim Ashburn's, anyone foun
taking wood or pine.;ags, Cunning, {
otherwise trespassing. will be prosecute,
Five dollars reward for Information thu
Will convict stealers, w. Med. LEE.