Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-01-26
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
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the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. IrvinRton. Va
Chas. NJ. Struven & CO.. Baltimore.
send pretty calendar.
Mrs. H. ]. Dyke and little son are
visiting relatives in Essex county.
Epworth League Social tonight Girl
day. at residence of w. Med. Lee.
Miss Annie Wise left Thursday of last
week for an extended visit on the Island.
Old papers for sale at the CITIZEN
Office.
Messrs. Pitman, Of Regina, visited
their relative, j. w. Pitman, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mitchell, of
lower Lancaster, spent Sunday with s.
B. Griffith.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sanders visited
the family of Jno. Pritchett at Reho-
both Church Sunday.
Robt. L. Mayo and S. II. Robertson,
of the travelling fraternity, dropped in
to see us this week.
Mrs. CA. Shelton and little daughter,
of White Stone, visited Mrs. c. H.
Willing one day last week.
Among the recent sick, now improv-
ed, are; Mrs. A. 8. Taylor, Mrs. Mary
Mitchell, Mrs. C. Ste. Smith.
Irvingtonians enjoyed treat Friday
night by lecture from Prof. Anderson
and music by faculty and scholars.
Keep your eye on the Legislature by
subscribing to the VIRGINIA CITIZEN.
Miss Helen Croxton, who has been at
the home of S. B. Griffith quite awhile,
is now visiting Mrs. Willie Crandal, on
the Island
Miss Laura Chiffon, of Lancaster,
and friends, Misses Adele Lewis and
Mabel Hall, were here sightseeing
Wednesday.
Miss Annie Thomas returned home
Sunday after spending three weeks
with her sister, Mrs w. ]. Dunlevy.
in Middlesex county.
Jos. Douglass, former attache of
the CITIZEN, but now of Urbanna, spent
Sunday last here. He was accom-
panied over by few friends.
Miss Ida Joe Hayden, who has been
studying music at the Peabody Conser-
vatory, Baltimore, all winter, returned
home Saturday for few weeks stay
d. Irving Coalxley arrived Tuesday,
to remain until tomorrow assisting in the
Office of the Northern Neck Mutual
Fire Association. Mr. Coakley is the
energetic agent in King George county.
Mary Ball Rebekah lodge, No. IL, will
assemble in call meeting next Monday
night, the occasion being an official
visit from the President of the
Rebekah Assembly of Virginia. The
meeting will be an interesting one
and every member is urged to be
present. Entertainment and refresh
ments have been provided for that
evening.
The Wicomico- troup bounced down
upon our village Wednesday and capti-
waited our people by their sociable man
ner and geniality. They rendered Com
rades" at the Opera House that night
to a select audience. The troupe was
composed of Mrs. w. T. Bailey, Misses
Rebecca Harding, Nina Carter and Jen-
ME Broun, Messrs. A. B. and Jas. Hud-
nall Corbin and Gus Christopher
Charlie Taylor, of Urbanna, a student
at the Chesapeake Academy had mar
row escape Saturday night. Some boys
had filled piece of iron pipe with powder,
and the fuse failing to ignite it Taylor
approached to examine it. AS he touched
it the explosion occurred. BY miracle
he was not seriously injured. He sus-
tanned sufficient injury to have physi-
clans attention few days, and he may
never be able to obliterate Disagreement
made by the powder.
Miss Media Rowe, of Fredericksburg,
is guest at the home of Capt. w. l..
Messick. Miss Media brought with her
little Adelaide, eldest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Rowe, of Fredericksburg,
to visit her maternal grandparents
while Mrs. Rowe is on trip to Florida
in the company of Fredericksburg
friends, Capt. and Mrs. E. d. Cole
among them. Little William osiah, the
youngest child, with maid, accom-
panies its mother on the Florida trip.
Late arrivals at irvington Beach Hotel:
Crawford Taylor, H. W. Nichols, Allen
Fitzhugh, E. c. Anderton, w. II. Soles,
r. b. Smith, c. Carr, IL. Lol1et, w.
p. Reiter, F. C. Mcdaniel, E. d. Clop-
ton, Waddey Davis, w. S. Sanders, A.
Barron, Mr.. Harper, j. M. mccarthy,
w. c. Kirwin, John A. Palmer, Rev. F.
w. Claybrook, w. Sharp, Mrs. w. T.
Bailey, Miss r. w. Harding, Miss f.
Virginia Broun, Miss Nina Carter, T.
C. Christopher, Gus Christopher, j. j.
Hudnall, A. 3. Hudnall, c. w. Harding,
Herbert Robinson, John Smith, w. b.