Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-09-08

NloiNlnk MIS- Jdl06b Oa0QSTe.
Mrs L. NJ. Irving, who was slightly in.
disposed last week, is out again.
Miss Edna Snow, OF Wicomico Church,
was visiting Miss Ruby Smith this week.
Little Miss Mary Mitchell is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Frank Motley, At Sharps
Anti-Saloon meeting next Monday sf-
ternoon at White Stone Baptist church,
Don't forget about our doe line OF AattiuEs.
hugs, Oflc.otn. Laces, Ribbons and Dry Goods.
MEssIcK GUSBY. Irvington. Va.
Fred Kirkmyer. after a few days at
home here, returned Monday to Bslti-
more.
Capt. w. d. Newbill spent the past
week with friends at Cspon Springs,
doc" Connellee, OF Warsaw, spent
Sunday At the home of George w. San.
ders.
Frank Wilshin is dlsporling In q new
9 horse power canoe launch that fairly
cuts the waves.
Cashier GouldmAn, Of the Lancaster
National Bank, was at Shsrps Monday
on business.
Miss Sadie Barnett, of Tombs. left last
week for Baltimore, where she will at
tend school this session.
Mrs. Mamie Tompkins NewbIll, of
Essex county, Is visiting at the home of
DIR. George II. Oliver.
Miss Leah Willing is on three weeks
visit to her sister, Miss Olney Willing,
aud friends in Baltimore.
A letter brings Information that DR..
and Mrs. J. B. Smith have taken up their
residepce in Fredericksburg, Va
Capt. g p. Squires, Miss Mamie Mae
squires aud Miss Mary Simmons left
Monday for trip to Long Island
CORD WO0D-Orders for cord wood
received at Citizen Office. Pine, 81 so;
oak, SO so; mixed SO; delivered.
Mrs. J. ]. Jett and sister, Mrs. Reita
Vetra, spent Friday of last week with
Mrs. Harley Robertson at Anti Rapp.
bliss Lille Brewington accompanied
Miss Annie Bsugher to her home in
Baltimore Friday for two weeks stay.
Rev. J. III. Anderson was called to
Richmond last week by the illness of
his son, ]. NJ. Anderson, jr., and is still
there.
Turner Bussells, who has been with
his father on the schooner all the sum-
. mer, returned home this week TO attend
school.
Commissioner Of Revenue Bob "
Douglass, Deputy Sheriff "Jlm" Gres-
ham and w. l.. Russell. OF Mia, were
pleasant callers this week.
Mrs. G. l.. Rogers, of Millenbeck. and
her sister, Mrs. E. B. Luttrell, Of Balii.
more. spent several days this week with
relatives here and at White Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Padgett aud little
daughter and Mrs. b. s. Hammonds and
three children left Tuesday morning for
q weeks visit to relatives In Gloucester
county.
w. r. Rowe spent Saturday and Sun
day in Washington. He WAS accom-
panied home by his sister, Miss BernIce
L. Rowe, who will remain here about a
month.
LOST Between Orris James store
aud G., ID. Calls home in Irvington 9
two and :a-half dollar gold piece breast
pin with letters IN. f. r +" on IL. Finder
will be rewarded by returning same TO
Mrs. Orris James.
Mrs. T. j. Dix returned Friday from
Merry Point. where she has been visit.
ing relatives. She was accompanied
home by Arthur Ford and Miss Mabel
McGinnis.
Misses Evelyn Robins and Annie and
Cora Anderson returned to their homes
here Wednesday, after spending the
summer visiting relatives and friends at
distance.
Miss Ella Kaufman, of Pennsylvani is
who has been visiting Mrs. w. j. Pit
man for some weeks, returned home last
week. accompanied by Mrs. Pitman and
her little daughter, Nellie.
Mrs. L. II. Lambert and family, former.
~ of Northumberland county and well
known IN this section, but now OF Balti
more, after two weeks here returned &c
their home in that city last week.
Mira. George Stellar Smith snd son
William Haynie. left Friday of last week
for Baltimore. Mrs. Smith will return
ia about two weeks, but William will
attend school there during the coming
session.
Don't wait for the fall rush before or
dering new supply of stationery: Letter
hssds, envelopes, note heads. bill heads,
statements, etc. The CITIZEN has bull,
mp large job printing business and we
solicit your work.
Grand Scribe Thomas V. Turney, who
has been waiting the Odd Fellow Lodges
of this section, Is here this week. BE
leaves tonight friday, but before going
will install the officers of Lancaster En-.
campment at Weems.
WOOD sAWED-Capt. o. r. Hop
kins VIII operate Messick's portable
wood saw, beginning as soon as fish
season closes. Customers will be charged
90 cents per cord for saving into three
pieces; 65 cents for four pieces.
Misses Mamie Davis and Emm,
Budds. of Middlesex county. have beer
the guests of Mrs. r.. F. Garner ant
Mrs. Emma Davis during the past week
Before rafurnin1 h0ma IN NUa1oo.d.,