Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-09-01
LOCAL MENTION

All eommunIcations should be addressed to
the VIRGINIA. CITIZEN. IrviuRton. Va
G. d. Church was in Baltimore the
past week.
Mrs Jas. Sanders and mother ale Wis
ting at Millenbeck.
Fred Kirkmyer, from Hanover, Pa,
Is at home on sick leave.
Jos. E. Anderson returned home Wed.
nesday from Richmond.
Aid Society tonight friday at the
homo of Mrs. w. McD. Lee.
Capt. w. d, Newbill left Monday for
sfew days at the North.
LID. Stoneham and q party were here
Monday night and Tuesday in q launch
Don't forget about our fine line of Mattiuxs.
mugs, OicIoth. Laces, Ribbons and Dry Goods,
MEssIcK GUNBY, Irvington, Va
hvingtOnians gave the Hotel guest, s
sure enough surprise party Tuesday
night.
Mrs. A. j. Bonner left Friday for Bal
timore. Miss Camille Henry left the
same day for Glyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. White and daus h.
ter Mas Olive. are visiting relatives on
the Island this week.
Mrs. Sally Moon and son, Verna, of
Baltimore, arrived Wednesday morning
to visit relatives here aud at Weems.
Miss Annie l. Long returned last week
from two months absence in Norfolk.
Salisbury, Baltimore and other points.
Quarterly meeting At the Methodist
church here last Monday was well AZ.
tended. Reports good and everything
up.
Misses Lille and Ethel Baker, OF Bal.
umore, after spending two months with
the hisses Willing, returned home this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. r H. Hudson, ID. r. An.
derson, /. j. Heath and Miss lydia
Heath attended Kirkland Grove camp
last week.
Miss Jennie Ball, OF upper Lancaster.
Is this week the guest of Miss Pearl Dir
Miss Ball spent last week with Mn g.
+. Palmer at Moran.
CORD WOOD-Orders for cord wood
received at CITIZEN office. Pine, 81 SO;
OAK 80 90; mixed, So; delivered.
Mrs p. II. Sadler and daughter. Mis-,
Irene, returnedlsst week to Balti more
They were accompanied by Mrs. 81. @.
Hopkins and little daughter.
Ferry Simmons. jr., who was taken 70
Baltimore by his father and DR.. Chow
ming for appendicitis, stood the opera
ton well and is fast improving.
B. Z. Brown. fine young fellow from
baltimore, has of late been visiting Inf,
friend Harry Waters at the latter's bach.
elor quarters in West Iryiegton.
twenty i've cents will get Yen the
"Virgfnia Citizen" three months an
trial. Send us your name today.
James G. Rowe, foreman on the Fred
ericksburg Free Lance and Star. or
Wednesday Joined his wife and two
children here, to remain over Sunday.
Mrs. JAS Leland and daughter, Miss
Hortense. returned to their home In Bal
timore Wednesday. after spending thu
summer here and in Corrotoman. Thew
were accompanied home by Mrs. Croziel
Pettingal.
Mrs. James Griffin and little son, smes
OF King George county, after taking il
Marvin and Kirkland camps and visit
Ing the iady's sister, Mrs. A. G. Jett. O.
lrvington. and other relatives, left oil
Monday for their home.
Mrs. Oscar Jeter Hayden returned
last week from . Baltimore hospital
where she had been for medical treat
ment. Mrs. Hsydon's coalition Is some
what improved though it Is feared sh,
Will have to return for further treatment
Lancaster Masons will have a biz
elbow out" Thursday, October 9th, next
on the occasion OF laying the corner
stone of the new Temple at Kiimarnock
Grand.Master Dayis, Past Grand. Msste,
Eubank and other notables will be OF
hand.
Mr.. and MIRA. w. A. Hayden and littl,
daughter. Columbia. spent from Satur
day until Monday with the lajy's sister
Mrs. II. o. Clark, near Lebanon Church
They slso attended Kirkland Grow.
camp. Mrs A. g. Jett also visited Mrs
Clark, her daughter. at tnat time.
Our people who were up "Wednesday
morning between and 2 o'clock, and
looked through smoked glass, saw the
sun in bali eclipse. 1t looked like q
crescent moon standing on ond The
dark body Of the moon obscutIng the
sun appeared In shape as one penny slid
half across another would look