Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-11-22
LOCAL MENTION.

LAVAL NlIL4N lAP1N .
All communications should be addressed to
he VIRGINIA CITIZEN. lryington. Va.
II. Jeter Hayden, of Urbanna, is here
this week
Miss Minnie Garner was at the Ex-
position the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Rilee and little
son spent Sunday in Urbanna.
Notice the date on your address label,
and if behind send in your dollar.
Epworth League Social tonight Fri
day. at the home of w. Med. Lee
baltimore prices paid for eggs by L. L.
VERIFY Is Son, Kilmarnock.
Miss Lilly Brewington spent few
days with Miss Julia Buck, at Weems,
the past week.
Whar dat Thanks givip turkey?
Ughl Peers to me ez will hab to fall
pack on poSSum.
Will Willing and William Wise have
Comet to Baltimore and Norfolk, respect
lively, for employment.
Mrs. E. L. Wilder and little son,
Hunter, of Fredericksburg, arrived
Tuesday TO visit relatives.
# you want dwellings. churches. tents cr
<onseS OF any description built write to w. Fl,
Jesse, contractor, Litwatton, Va. Estimates
wav down; mills located in Lancaster county
Captain James N. Wilder LETT this
week for few months stay on the
ocean side of Accomac, where he and
others have oyster interests.
LOST Between Hotel wharf and Hay
don'ss store a gold signet ring bearing the
initials l. B. II. The finder will please
present at Bank and receive reward.
Earle White of Eastern Shore, Md,
spent few days with friends here the
past week. He was employed at Grin
els, Va, during the canning season.
Mrs. w. L. Messick, Mrs. f. A. Gun
by and j. t. Hayden, of this place. Mrs.
l.. T. Buck, and daughter, Miss Julia
of Weems, are at the Exposition this
week.
DR.. w. j. Newbill received message
that his brother, DR.. c. F. Newbill, of
Norfolk, was sick. The former being
unwell himself he was unable to go
down until today.
H. p. Smith. of Hampton, was here
this week attending the bedside of his
sister, Mrs. A. E. Hayden. Her
condition was slightly improved
ut time of going to press.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Anderton, OF
Tappahannock, are registered at the
Irvington Beach. Mr.. Anderton has
his gasoline launch at the railway here
being overhauled and painted
II. E. Robertson's Swear old son was
was kicked in the face Saturday by one
of w. X. Lees horses, while here visit.
ing his aunt, Mrs. j. E. Bussells. He
is not seriously hurt, but slightly cut
and bruised.
We have seen a sheet-music copy of
the new song, ''Our Love for Each
Other shall cease" the words of which
were written by Robert B. Crabbe,
Mundy Point, Northumberland county
A copy can be procured of Mr.. CrabbC
for 25 cents.
If you saw the splendid display OF
Banning buggies, and are interested
(Which, of course, you are) call on H
d. Mcnamara, White Stone, the repre-
sentative, and he will show you new
models. new springs, and what-not
Also read the advertisements in another
column. The Banning" is runner
and a wearer
Labor and paper and other material
are higher than ever before in oui
history, but-did you read our last
weeks paper, and this? More gooc
reading matter than we ever gave our
subscribers. There is little of passing
interest, local, state, national or foreign
that we let escape us. Some fairly
well informed men have lately remark
ed to us that the VIRGINIA CITIZEN i:
the only secular paper they take, anC
from it they get smattering of gen
eral information. Our Fish ard Oyster
Notes, Notes of Interest to Farmer.
and Truckers, News Items, Religious
and Political Notes, ETC., etc., requir,
more research and extended reading
and labor in condensing, than the reade
may imagine. So renew your sub
scription before being dropped, and tr,
toget US new subscriber, please.
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