Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-11
MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
All commyutcst,ons should De addressed 20
the VIRorsfA CITIZEN. Irvington. va.
+. G. Newbill is attending the State
Bar Association this week at Old Point
DIR. III. Nj. Wharton, OF Germantown,
Pa, spent Monday with Thomas j.
liza ydon.
Walter DAILY. of Baltimore, Is visiting
at the home of his aunt. Mrs. w. T. Bar
nett, az Tombs.
Z. b. Cox, OF Norfolk, spent Mon
day aud Tuesday at the home OF Capt.
s. =. Simmons.
Glenn wnkerson, of Tappahannock,
spent few days the past week with 5.
b. Grifith's family.
Mir. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Mcdowell, of
Baltimore, were guests at the home Of
III. II. Wilder Monday.
CORD WOOD-Orders FOR cord wood
received st CITIZEN office. Pine, 81 so;
oak, $3.50; mixed, 80; delivered.
LON Ingram, of Baltimore, aud Gus
Wagner, of Washington, were here q
few days the past week.
Allison Hesdley, of Sharps, aud o.
M. Whsley, of Wicomico Church, were
here one day lsst week.
Thomas Pearson returned TO his home
Waroauv 2nnAou Eo
with James Sanders here.
Brewster Wood, representing the Hop
kins Tailoring Co, of Baltimore, is in
this section soliciting for his popular
house.
Monday next Is Northumberland
court Editor Lee will be at Hesths-
willie in the interests Of the CITIZEN and
our home fire association.
Myer SchwartZmann leaves this week
for Baltimore and the North TO lay in q
full stock and fixtures for Schwartz
man Bros. new store under the Masonic
Temple, Kilmarnock.
Among the recent sick. now improved,
are Jasper Jett, jr, Blanche and Bessie
Hamnonds, Garry p. Mes, lex, Mrs. s
b. Griffith, Mrs. L. II. Bryant, Mrs. Geo.
w. HOffm Il.
Capt. and Mrs. G. J. Roberts and little
adopted son, Hunter, Fred aud Erwin
Roberts and DIR. l. s. Folkes, all CT
West Point, Va. were At Wharton Grove
the last of the encsmpment. meeting aud
nixin ~ with old frienda here
Mr.. aod Mrs. Reginald Hayes and
two children, of Norfolk, are this week
visiting at the home of John G. Brew
ington. They have been visiting at the
home OF the lsdy's parents. Mr.. and
.Mrs. Jesse Long, In Poplar Neck, for
the past two weeks.
Mrs. X. n. HARDWOOD, who has BEEN
spending a fortnight with parents at
Wicomico Church, took Norfolk steamer
here Tuesday night en- route to her
Richmond home. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
wood leave on the 25th of August for 4
voyage by sea TO Maine, to be gone till
the middle of September.
DIR. A. r. Cohn, the eye specialist, well
and favorably known to the readers OF
the CITIZEN, will attend Kirkland
\ I'D Marvin Grove camps during the
coming meetings aud will be prepared
TO furnish you the best of glasses. Con-
sultstion and examination free.
Capt. E. G. Barnard, OF Washington,
major domo, etc, of summer festivities
at the Beach, floated In Saturday morn
ing to the great delight of his many
friends. The Captain is as jolly as ever,
and all know that when "Barney" Is
about, good times are assured. The
Captain is also an angler of no mean
repute.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Euguene Pollard and
IS three children, of Norfolk; Mr. and
Mrs. John Folliard aud Mrs Ann Nc
Kann, of Middlesex county, and Miss
Endora Garrison, of Richmond, have
been visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank .Wilshin the past week.
Miss Garrison, In company with Mrs.
Maggie Street and little son, FollIard,
left Thursday for Middlesex county.
T. j. Eubank. Browns Store. Va. wants
2.OO0 coriS poplar and sweet gum wood cut
In Lancaster and Northumberland counties,
Having contract direct with the mills can pay
better prices than last year. Write or
phone him.
The many friends of Capt. w. d.
Newbill will be glad to read the follow
ing, clipped from orders to army off,
oers In Washington Post of last Friday:
"Leave Of absence for one month aud
fifteen days, to take effect upon his
being relieved from duty at the School
of Submarine Defense, New York, has
been granted Capt. Willard D. Newbill,
Artillery Corps" Capt. Newbil is ex-
pected in Irvington by the 18th of this
month.
The primary department at Chesa-
peake Academy this session will be In
charge OF Mrs. Maude G.. Kuykendall, of
West Virginia, an old friend of the
principals wife. Mrs. Kuykendall 10
thoroughly educated and experienced
teacher, having taught kindergarten as
well as ordinary primary work In the
Philadelphia schools. Balls school, st
Louis, as well as In West Virginia. She
will bring with her her daughter, NAL
lells. who will become q student In the
Academy.
PUBLIC SALE.
By authority of Hon. Asa Rogers, Col
lector of Internal Revenue Second Dis
trict Of Virginia, and in accordance with
Section 5000 United States Revised Stat
ntaQ I will oan Nuetovtua W. .ho