Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-08-21


Arthur White, of Baltimore, is guest
of Linwood Messick.
DR.. Newln viii have his electric machine to test
your eyes free az Wharton Camp.
Miss Efie Rowe, of Baltimore, is Wis
ting her parental home
Miss Bessie Calls left for Baltimore
Monday to study millinery
Eyes trouble you in any manner See DIR. New
lin at Camp. Ashburn's tent.
Mrs. b. l.. Willing and son, I. j.,
are visiting relatives in Hampton.
Miss Naomi Wright, of Baltimore,
is guest of her friend, Mrs. r. w. Will
ley.
Mrs. Jos. Thomas has as her guests
her sister and sisters children, of
Washington.
Misses Grace and Rubenette Lee are
visiting the Misses Street at Center
Cross.
The Misses Brown and Miss Leola
diff, of Warsaw, are guests of Mrs.
James Sanders.
DR.. w. j. Newbill is exhibiting an ear
of corn Ii inches long and with l, 10
grains on the cob.
Warning Lewis, of Wheaton, and
Bruce Barber, of Richmond county, Wis
tied friends here this week.
Miss Bertha Christian left Monday
morning for her home in Norfolk, &C
companied by Miss Lily Brewington.
Edwin James returned home We'd
nesday. Since school closed he has
been travelling in the north.
DIR. Newlin has more unsolicited testimonials
than any eye specialist who has ever visited these
parts.
Wallace Smith accompanied his
brother, Herman, to Newport News
last week to undergo a nasal operation
for catarrh.
,
Stella. of lower Lancaster, spent Mon
day with the formers sister, Mrs. ].
Z. Bussells.
Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Garner and
children, Hilda and Edwin, expect tc
spend next week at Beuna Vista, King
& Queen county,
Mrs. Mary Daniel and Mrs. E. H.
Daniel and little son returned to their
home in Washington Friday, after
spending six weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dyke, jr., returned
Wednesday from a visit to Essex ac-
companied by Mrs. Dykes sister, Miss
Matte Tate.
Miss Esther Cauthorn is guest of her
cousin. Mrs. w. Mcdonald Lee II. b.
Boughton, of Millenbeck, spent We'd
nesday night with his sister. Mrs. Lee
DIR. Newln. eye specialist. refers you your
family physician il in doubt to the right person
to scientifically correct impaired vision.
Lloyd Barnett, of Baltimore, is visit
ing his parental home near here. The
Messrs. DAILY and Mrs. DAILY are visit
ing their kinsman. w. Il. Barnett.
r. w. Doggett, Miilenbeck, sent over
two boxes of tomatoes Monday one
for Dr. w. j. Newbill ard the other
for the editor. Many thanks for the
fruit.
Walter Messick, of fishing steamer
Dolphin, Reedville, is home for few
days. Frank Wilshin. Richard Hop
kins and wlIi Mason, also employed al
that place, spent Sunday at their home.
here.
j. I. Rilee, Jno. G. Brewington anC
j. w. Tull and three children are
spending n few days this week at Pc
comoke City and Crisfeld. They went
over on MIR. Rilee's yacht, Odd Fellow
DIR. Newlin will test all patients eyes free witt
his electric vibrating machine and retinescope
an invention of his own ingenuity.
DIR. L. M. Irving and j. III. Baughel
arrived Wednesday from Baltimore t,
spend while with their families here
Miss Annie Baugher also returned thai
day from camping party in Wes
Virginia.
Capt. and Mrs. John w. HundleN
and son, Guile. left Wednesday TO
Matthews county and Norfolk, TO b,
gone about a week. Captain Humble,
and sons, Guile and Will, were in Girls
field last week.
Mrs. Geo. Lewis and little child, o
Baltimore, are guests of Mrs. Thos. j
Willing. Mrs. E. c. Daneker, VIII
came down with her daughter, Mrs
Lewis, is now visiting relatives on tn
Island.
K. f. Garner received a letter thi
week from party of friends in Wash
ington asking him TO join them with hi
gasoline launch about ten miles abov
Point Lookout, on the Potomac. for
weeks fishing.
DIR. Newin. the Philadelphia expert eye specia
ist optometrist and optieian viii. AS the result