Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-11-17

Don't forget about o fine line OF Mattings.
Rugs, OtlcSOth. Baces, Ribbons and Dry Goods.
MESsIcK GUNBY, Irviugton, Va.
Harry Hopkins has moved into his
handsome new residence in west Irving
ton.
Miss Leone Wiley gave a tafTy stew
to some friends, Friday evening of last
week.
Mrs. w. A. Leland aud little Mildred
Leonard are visiting relatives in Fair
fields.
James e. Rowe and Dan Ashburn
have left for Norfolk for the winters
work.
Capt. A. II. Mcnamara dropped in
Saturday to leave a few sheckcls for the
CITIZEN.
Capt. George w. Hoffman is having
nice residence erected on the old Nc.
Carly lot.
Miss Mary Simmons and Mrs. G. SIC.
Smith spent few days in Baltimore the
past week.
FouNn-0n Kilmarnock Fair Grounds,
pair nose eyeglasses, and childs gold
ring. ]. A. Palmer.
IL you are up-to-date, putting In big
Xmas stock, let the people know 1t by
advertising in the CITIZEN.
Banker L. Z. Mumford, Of Cape
Charles, was here on Friday In the in
terest OF his banking institutions.
John Proctor aud boy. of Frederick
burg, is here putting metal on the comb
OF slate roof on the bank building.
Justice James last night was trying
several colored fellows here for stealing
oysters from William G. Thompson's
boa at.
Beautiful Xmas, Thanksgiving and
other holiday cards; cards for weddings,
balls, parties and all kinds of festivals
Send your order carly to VA. CITIZEN.
Monday next is Lancaster Court. Ed
itor Lee expects to attend in the inter
ests of his paper and the Northern Neck
Mutual Fire Association.
w. y. Morgan, of the Northern Neck
News, while visiting our fair last week
spent Friday night 10 this village and
paid an agreeable call on the CITIES
boys.
Get your forest trees and plant out
next week (probably the last of the
week) on our court green. Observe Ar
Dor Day, to be named Monday by Judge
Wright.
The handsomest holiday line of Illus
trated, colored and embossed holiday and
party cards in the State to be seen at the
CITIZEN office. Put in your order early.
n. Jeter Hayden, salesman, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday nights at his
parental home here. He reports Mrs.
Hayden as being sick at their Urbanna
home.
Lewis E. ("Jack") Roane. of Balti.
more, was here on Saturday, having
brought his sister, Mrs Lula r. Gaines
from Sharps for a few days visit to
relatives.
Epworth League Social tonight (Fri.
day. at the home of Capt. o. r. Hop.
kins. Singers of the Methodist church
will also meet there to discuss Christ.
mas music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick z. Freeman,
of Boston. after a months stay In Irving.
ton, leave today for Richmond, Va. Mr.
Freeman travels for the Chamberlain
Medicine Company.
Mrs. j. r. Goad and family of nine
children, of Kilmarnock, left on Wed
nesday's steamer to jOil Mr. Goad al
Amelia Courthouse, where Mr.. GoaG
has started a new saw mill
Mrs. II. s. Mitchell was called to Viii.
liamsburg on Saturday by the illness oil
her son, Charley, a student at William
& Mary college, who is down with
typhoid fever. At last accounts he was
improving slowly.
Capt. James N. Wilder has given up
the schooner George w. Roberts and
left Tuesday for Baltimore to go on the
sea-going tug Columbia as one Of the
officers. He does not expect to get
home before next summer.