Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-08-31

Miss Annie Mae Baker, of Fredericks-
burg, is guest of Miss Pauline c. Long.
Among the recent sick, now improved.
are: B. S. Hammonds, bud" Broadus.
Fred Gunby.
Misses Marie and Ruth Beane, of
Miskimon, visited the Misses Hopkins
here this week.
w. c. Thompson is in Baltimore this
week taking examination for license to
run gasoline boat.
Frank II. Wilshin, jr., builder, who
has been in Norfolk all the summer,
returned home this week.
Sidney Newbill, of Essex county,
spent few days this week at his
uncie's, DR.. w. j. Newbill.
Herman Smith returned home yester-
day from Colonial Beach, where he
been doing summer yachting.
Encourage home enterprise and buy your
lumber OF w. III. Jesse. LItwaiton. Lancaster
Go. Material the best. prices low. big freights
saved.
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little child and p. H. Sadler, all of
Baltimore. are visiting relatives here
John Rodgers, who spent the past
few weeks with his son. Chas Rodgers,
at Millenbeck, returned to the home of
his daughter here Tuesday.
L. E. Mumford, of Cape Charles, was
in this section this week visiting the
banks of The l.. E. Munford Banking
Co., and taking in Wharton Grove.
VIM. Haynie returned last week from
three weeks visit to relatives in
Northumberland county. Archie Beane.
of Miskimon, was his guest this week.
Mrs. Rosa Mckay and daughters,
Misses Mae and Ruth, of Baltimore,
and Mrs. Jane George. of Urbanna,
have been visiting the past week at the
home of ]. T. Rilee.
Mrs. John R. Campbell has as her
guests this week her cousin, Miss
Ernestine Gutridge, of King George
county, and Miss Martha Sanders, of
upper Richmond county.
Misses Julia Palmer, of Saluda. and
Nellie Jones, of Urbanna, are spending
the week with Misses Grace and Rube-
nette Lee. Miss b. Blanche Jones is
guest of Miss Annie Long.
Flagship Emeline makes flying trip to
the James today and tomorrow will be
on the Potomac for the opening of the
oyster season. Chairman Lee is on
board. The Accomac is guarding the
Rappahannock river.
Miss Bessie Chesley, Of Frederieks-
burg, Mrs. Kate Consolva and son,
George Consolva, of Norfolk, Fred
Goulb and George Allison, of Sharps,
have been visiting the past week at
the home of Mrs. Sally Willing.
Scrub yourself daily. you're not clean in
side. Clean insides means clean stomach,
bowels. blood, liver, clean, healthy tissue In
every organ MORAL; Take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Is cents Tea or Tablets.
While saving at the Lancaster Lum-
Der & Building Co.'S. mill at Ocran
Tuesday, Sawyer M. p. Jones was struck
in the side with piece of lumber and
badly hurt. One rib was Knocked out
of place and he was otherwise badly
bruised
Cigars won't burn, clothes won't dry,
doors won't shut-all on account of the
weather. Even the steel doors of our
bank vault are binding and bullying,
but whether on account of the weather
or prosperity, the benign cashiers will
not say
Launch Viola, of Hampton, with the
following aboard from Hampton and
Cape Charles, was here from Satur-
day until Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs Bruce
l.. Jones, Misses Lolie Bussells, Kathe-
rine Werner, Minnie Kellam and Louise
Guy, and Messrs. Jno Hundley, Tom
Jones, Bonner Busselis and Clifford
Kirkmyer
We beg 20 announce that our Mr.. VIM.
Gerhard will be in Irvington on or about
September 9TH with a full line OF Fall and
Winter Tailoring, consisting of we'll selected
styles of Suitings, Overcoatings Rain Goats
and Trouserings. You can leave your order
now for future delivery. Thanking you for
past favors. and hoping you will reserve your
order for him. we remain,
Yours very truly,
GERHARD, REED & Co.
The following party spent Thursday
of last week on launch party, and
while out visited Irvington, Urbanna
and other places: Mrs. j. O. Roberts,
Misses Corinne Cundiff, Edith Didlake,
Addie Lowery, Annie Mae Baker, Mary,
Julia and Genevieve Eubank and Helen
Thomas, Messrs. Malachi Thomas, S. S.
Russell and Cyrus Harding.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach: f.
c. Franz, Miss Helen /. Lambert, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert L. Willis, Geo. M.
Keene, w. l.. Burruss, jr., B. E..
Blake, ]. R. Butler, E. H. Brown, E.
Lazenby, Jacob Norton, S. E. Benney.
John S. Quinlan. r. A. Fitzhugh, A. B.
Whitehouse, Mrs. Ewens and daughter.
Miss Aneta, Mrs. Horace F. Crismond
and two daughters.