Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-08

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April. June, August, oc,oeer aud December
18TH CIRcuIr-JuDGE 6. TAYLOR 6ARxErr.
MiDDLESEN ,Co.-Tue Sdsy after the 4sh
Monday in january, March. Nav. July.
September and Novel, her.
LOCAL M hNTION.
All communications should be addressed 70
the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. irVtnaton. Va.
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Calvin Brewington was in Norfolk
Saturday.
E. F. Thompson was in Baltimore
last week.
Ed. T. George, of Urbanna, was here
few days this week.
Gatherings and holniny Whata hog
killing time $50 say some).
Barker Hopkins left last week to
work on harbor tug for the Southern
Railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Trealsle spent
Thursday night with Capt. and Mrs.
Fred Gunby.
Advertise your Nmss wares in the
CITIZEN.
Among the sick, now improved, we
note: Mrs. w. X. Lee, Mrs. Elijah Davis
and Hunter Wilder.
Miss Cordelia Weston, of Baltimore,
spent few days the past week with
Mrs. J. Robert George
"Uncle Jim Sanders and Mail Agent
Willie X. Rogers were at the home of
Capt. s. p. Simmons recently.
Mrs. Jesse Long and Mrs. Ernest
Longworth, of Poplar Neck, were Tues
day visitors of Mrs. J. c. Brewington.
Advertise your Xmas entertainments
in the CITIZEN
doc" Baugher, of Baltimore, was
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Irving, few days the first of the
week.
The Anti-Saloon League of White
Stone District will meet next Tuesday
at 2:S0 p. m. at Irvington Methodist
church.
.Cl Monday next is Heathsville Court
Editor Lee hopes to be there in the in
terest of his paper and our home fire
association.
Hiram H. Blackwell, a prominent
citizen of Wicomco, was here recently.
bringing back TO the Academy his son
who had been temporarily indisposed at
home.
II you are up-to. date, putting in big
Xmas stock, let the people know il by
advertising in the CITIZEN
T. M. Cogswell, of the U. S. Bureau
of Fisheries, Washington, is here this
week gathering statistics of the oyster
and fishing industry of the Northern
' Neck. H.. =.
Clifford Kmkmyer, student of Viii
liam & Mary. returned home to attend
the obsequies of Charlie Mitchell anC
will remain until after the holidays a
least.
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 prett
trees.
Mrs. A. N. Tribe, of Philadelphia
arrived Wednesday to visit her niece
Mrs. r. S. Mitchell. Ernest Mitche
will leave today to resume his duties i
Philadelphia.
Don't forget about our fine line OF Mat to le'
Rugs, Oicsoth. LqceS, Ribbons and Dry Gnod
MEssIcK GUNBY, Irvington, Va.
Capt. j. N. Wilder was summone
to Baltimore Tuesday to attend tn
nuptials of his friend, Will Carter, an
Miss BERTHE Gettamiller, which came o
Wednesday night.
]. P. DeBerry, supervisor of tn
Singer Mfg Co., is visiting the Irving
ton distributing Office this week. A. 1
Taylor, managing salesman at this Office
spent last week in Westmoreland.
The young men of Irvington provide
handsome wreath for the obsequies {
M Charlie Mitchell. Quite number a
tended the burial, which was at Mutt
vile, upper Lancaster, last Saturday
The VIRGINIA CITIzRN and The Nortl
ern Neck Mutual Fine Association HAY
nice lot of blo,ters which they wi
send free upon request to any patron
either institution. Others will be SCI
a' blotters upon request accompanied /
postage stamp.
Miss Hattie CoulbouTn, of Mario
Station, Md, is this week the guest ,
Miss Carolyne Gunby. Miss Coulbom
came from Wheaton last Saturda,
nwhen she had been visiting friends al
relatives.
10. Mrs. j. Edwin Bussells and childr,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Il
lady's sister, Mrs. Harley Z. Rober
son, of Anti-Rapp. Occasion was Il
"a birthday celebration of one of Cap
5000 Robertson's children.
For the first time this season Ca
ters Creek (salt water) was froz.
across as low down as the Irvinpt.
Beach Wednesday morning with
quarter of an inch OF ice. Last We
a similar thing occurred as early as Il
18th of November. The lateness of Il
freeze this fall and the scarcity
berries and wild fruit would point to
moderate or mild winter