Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-12

Willie Dix has secured employment in
Norfolk.
Miss Edith George, of Saluda. is visit
ing relatives here.
Baptist Social Circle Monday night at
home of Mrs. Mollie Wiley.
Capt. and Mrs. G. p. Squires casually
dropped in on friends Sunday afternoon.
Old papers for sale at the CITIZEN
Office.
Mrs. L. D. Stoneham, of Molusk,
was guest of her sister, Mrs. T. J. Dix,
last week.
Ladies Aid Society held an enjoyable
meeting last Friday night with Mrs.
w. j. Newbill.
Chas H. Hayden and family, of
Rehoboth, were visiting friends in this
village Sunday.
Mrs. Maybelle White, daughter of
Rev. ]. M. Anderson, is spending
fortnight at the parsonage.
Don't miss the great January sale at
Schwartzman Brothers store at Kill
marnock.
Charlie Fields and Charlie Anderton,
two entertaining statesmen, delightedus
with their presence few days since.
Howard Hudson and Miss Ethel Low
cry, of Reedville, were recently visiting
the formers brother, r. H.. Hudson.
A -manano supper was served at the
home of Misses Pearl and Gladys Rilee
Wednesday night to few of their friends.
Have you visited Schwartzman Bros.
at Kilmarnock since the great January
sale commenced? If not, why not?
DIR. L. NJ Irving had his left arm
broken recently while operating his
gasoline boat. The fracture is healing
nicely.
White Stone District Anti-Saloon
League will meet at White Stone Bap-
fist church Tuesday, January 23rd,
2:30 p. m.
w. T. Jones. assisted by Cassie Bell,
is remodeling the old Ford storehouse,
next to Haydon's old stand, into COM
Portable dwelling.
Next week is Lancaster court. Editor
Lee and Jno. r. Campbell will be on
hand Monday in the interests of the
CITIZEN and our home fire association.
Good dwelling, small store and about
two acres of nice land in Irvington for
sale. Write VIRGINIA CITIZEN.
Mrs. Mary Holloch and son, Harry,
of Washington, who have been visiting
the lady's daughter, Mrs. w. c. Thomp-
$ son, the past week, returned home
Monday.
Willie Mcdaniel fell from table last
Saturday and broke his arm. The in
jured member was set by DIR. Newbill
and the little fellow is now getting
along very well.
Exactly 101 scholars were present at
both the Methodist and Baptist Sunday
schools here last Sunday. A coincidence,
but not a bad showing for the first Sun
day in the new year.
Tonight friday ladies of Irvington
will have big oystor supper at the old
chapel for church purposes. Give them
good patronage and show your appre-
citation for their work as well as for
oysters.
Among the recent sick, now improved,
we note: Capt. J. r. Calls, Maria
Brewington, Mrs. B. l.. Willing, Walter
Jones and Capt. John Hundley. The
condition of invalid AL. j. Mcdaniel is
not improved.
The CITIZEN Office was delighted Mon
day by visit from its former stenog-
rapher, Miss Bombed Cross, of Weems,
who has been sick so long. She hopes
to aid us little more when sufficient
strength is regained.
We are further indebted for beauti-
Aui " w. DLuCC q w.,
White Stone; Frank T. Clark Co., Nor
folk; Chattanooga Medicine Co., l. N.
Megargee & Co., Frank T. Clark Co.,
Norfolk, and our old riend Capt E. G..
Barnard.
For any disease of the skin there is nothing
better than Chamberlain's Salve. 1t relieves
the itching and burning sensation instantly
and soon effects cure.
Sold by Messick Gunby, Irvington; w. A
Cameron Bro, Weems; G. w, Sanders & Son
and d. II. James. White Stone.
Recent arrivals at Irvington Beach:
Jerome Downing, Ernest Wright, Miss
Bette Ball, Miss Jennie Ball, DR.. Dun
away and son, Dr. E. B. King, Clifton
Blake, Charlie Fields, Goldsborough
Hall, Mr.. Kriete, Harry Hall, Miss Ina
Hall, Miss Enid Kelley, P X Bauman,
Charlie Anderton, T. F. Beach, julius
Healey, G. o. Howetb, Miss Hattie
Derby, l.. A. Brown.
The wind is very capricious and dc
cut mighty capers. So thinks Captain
''Buck" Rowe. An old oyster longer,
he never had mishap until he settled
down to store-keeping. Last Saturday
while sailing on Carriers Creek from the
wharf to his store, box of candy anc
his little son being the other occupants