Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-06-07
LOCAL MENTION.


An communications should be addressed to
the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. Irvington. Va
Ladies' Aid Society tonight (Friday)
at home of Mrs. Newhill.
Charles Hayden. of Norfolk, is visit
ing relatives here this week.
Loyola Leland spent few days at
his home here the past week.
Doctor George H. Oliver is at Sharps
this week doing dental work.
Baltimore prices paid for eggs by L. L.
VERIFY Son, Kilmarnoek.
Mrs. II. j. Dyke and little son, Alton.
visited relatives in Essex county the
past week.
Fred. c. Kirkmyer, of Baltimore, is
spending this week at his parental
home here.
Miss Tottie Cameron, of Weems. was
guest of Miss Nell Ford during COM
mencement.
Thomas Jones, of Poplar Neck, visited
his sister, Mrs. w. w. Allison, here
. the past week.
Mrs. r. H. Hudson and little son and
Miss Lydia Heath are visiting friends
in Northumberland county.
Misses Charlotte and Bessie CLAW
brook, of Kilmarnock, are guests of
Miss Mabel Rilee this week.
Encourage home enterprise and buv vour
trSnper OF w. n. Jesse, Litwalton. Lancaster
go Ss Material the best prices low, big freights
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland George. of
lower Lancaster, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Dunton this week.
A. E. Segar, inspector, and agent in
Middlesex for our home fire association.
was here Wednesday on business.
Miss Grace Cottingham, of Ottoman,
has been visiting the Misses Lee and
the Misses Willing here the past week.
Scores of visitors, ''too numerous to
MENTION were here this week at
tending the finals of the Chesapeake
Academy.
Mrs. /. HI. Coulbourn and little
daughter, Ethel, of Crisfield, are visit.
ing the lady's sister-in-law, Mrs. f. A.
Gunby, here.
i. ]. Eubank. of Brouns Store Va. will be
at Heathsville Monday prepared TO contract
Tor poplar. black and sweet gum and syca-
more wood at attractive prices.
Mrs. Lucy Messiek and grand
daughter, Miss Lucy Mcdaniel, are in
Baltimore, the former receiving treat
ment of the eyes.
Misses Myrtle Brewington and Caro-
Ign Gunby returned Monday from
months trip, embracing Crisfield, Bal
timore and Washington.
Arthur James, son of Rev. c. r.
James, has shipped as seaman on the
State flagship, Commodore Maury. as
has also Frank Hundley.
Miss Ida Joe Hayden returned home
Monday from her duties as teacher at
blackstone, accompanied by friend.
Miss Florence Caldwell, of Philadelphia.
The medicine that sets the world thinking
The remedy on which all doctors agree.
The prescription all your friends are taking is
Holsters Rocky Mountain Tea.
n VI; Sanders: White Stone; l.. C. Richard
son. hilmarnock.
Misses Fannie Rock and Jennie Flick
lin, of Litwalton, spent several DAYS
the past week with Miss M. Kate
Messick and took in the Academy finals.
Miss Addie Marshall. of Essex
county, spent few days this week
with Miss Bessie Calls. She is now
visiting Mrs. Leah Adkins at Weems.
Mrs. Sarah Bryant continues very
sick. Mrs. Henrietta Hayden and Mrs.
j. L. Hayden are also sick. Archie
kirkmyer is up and walking around
after several weeks spent in bed.
The President of the Jamestown Elk
position has put the CITIZENS editor
on the Reception Committee for next
week-newspaper week, Georgia Day
and Virginia Day-and Mr.. Lee leaves
Sunday night to carry out his duties.
You can't tell woman's age after She takes
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea Her com
plexion IS fine. She is round plump and
handsome; in fact she is young again.
% cents Tea or Tablets. Ellis c. Richard
son. kilmarnock; Il. NJ. Sanders White Stone
Miss Pauline c. Long, music teacher
IN Blackstone school for girls, returned
to her home here Monday evening.
Miss Long has as her guest Miss Annie
Stoneham, of Molusk Miss Lillian
Stoneham also visited friends here the
past week.
+. IL. Sadler, formerly of this place,
but who, with his family, has been liv-
ing In Baltimore for eight years, has
been making improvements to his home
in West Irvington the past ten days.
Mr.. Sadler and family contemplate re-
turning to this place to reside.
Mrs. George Ste. Smith was in