Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-02-24

the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. Irvington, Va.
Z. F. Thompson is adding two more
bsy'wiudows to his store.
District Anti-Saloon League will meet
next Monday $3.50 p. m. at Poplar Neck.
Steamer Coulbourne left Tuesday for
Norfolk, after load of coal for dredging
machine.
Lars. l.. H. irving is spending few
days with her daughter, Mrs. w. L.
Messick.
Fresh Pork and Beef win be found at Mes
sick 4 Gunoy every Saturday.
Ed. t. George, who has been visiting
relatives In Urbanna for some time, re.
turned here Wednesday.
Affie Hudnall and sister and Miss Belle
Ball, of Northumberland, spent Saturday
with Mr.. end Mrs. Carroll Harding.
Washington Tea party (uot the
Boston one) was engaged in at the Chesa-
peske Academy Wednesday night by
faculty and pupils.
Orders en- be left for oak and pine
wood at the CITIZEN office.
Mrs. X. Z. Noblett has been unable TO
stir around much during the past two
weeks owing to sore foot, caused by a
puncture of nail.
Brewster Wood, representative of NJ.
Wittgenstein & Co., of Baltimore, is
here taking orders for that popular tail.
orIng and outftters' house.
Private subscriptions for the purpose
of extending the board walk down to
the centre of the town was started yes
terdsy and Is meeting with liberal re-
Spouse. Let the good work continue.
White Plymouth Rock rooster wanted
by 81" care of CITIZEN office, Irvington
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah's enter.
tainment, advertised for tonight, has
been indefinitely postponed. Disar-
ranged schedules and Indictment weather
precluded suitable arrangements being
made.
The CITIZENS editor returns thanks
to the University Of Virginia Faculty
for invitation TO the installation of DR..
Alderman as the first President of that
great institution. Ceremony will take
place April 18th next
Skating all over Carriers creek-miles
condition of the Ice on Saturday being
the best for years. Mason brothers and
Messick brothers built and successfully
operated two ice-boats.
Watch your subscription date on adj
dress label. Don't get behind.
A prominent gentleman near White
Stone advertised for want in the CIrI.
zEN's columns, and within "a hours had
received six replies, and In Is hours
eight more replies. We worked our
selves out Of q standing ad in short order
Among the recent, sick now improved.
arc: Mr.. and Mrs. Garry p. Messick,
DIR. and Mrs. j. b. Smith, w. X. Lee,
Miss Maria Bullock, Mrs Anna Brewing.
ton, Mrs. E. ID. Oliver, .. r. Hopkins,
little Ellen Douglass Oliver and little
daughter OF James Lokey.
Some visitors seen here recently: ID.
X. James, jr., G.. r. Packet, o. w.
Hughlett, 4. G. Hall, John l.. Atkins, V.
A. Chowning, II. o. Rock, Harry and
Stanley Mcnamara, George Gresham,
DR.. b. ii. b. Hubbard, r. J. Davenport,
Frank Johnson, Lloyd Dunton.
Has stood the Test % Years.
The old. original GROVES Tasteless Chill
Tonic. You know what YOU are taking. liz Is
Iron and quinine In a tasteless iorn, No cure
no pay, Boz
The CITIZEN desires to unite In the
general regret that Miss Mamie Hall is
no longer "hello girl' az Warsaw cen
trail Office. In her operous duties and
somewhat thankless task she seemed 10
US to have been punctual, careful and
obliging. May her future be a bed of
roses and her slumbers undisturbed by
the echoes of Hello there, Warsaw"
For years the CITIZEN has had an up-
to-date mailing machine. Like the large
papers we follow the custom of noting
on address label the date your subscrip-
ton expires. Look on your address and
see how far you have paid aheadl Sub.
scriptions are TO be paid in advance.
When year Is paid for the dates are
changed, and no further receipt is neces-
sary.
A Touch of Kindness.
EDITOR CITIzEN:-Please insert the
enclosed In your good and true paper,
and send bill to yours truly. Much sue.
cess to the CITIZEN aud its family for
this New Year and many years to come.
May 1t live to bless and cheer its readers