Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-07-03
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION. |
An communications should be addressed to
t1e V1RotNIA CITIZEN. trvfnston.Va.
Robt. Bonner. of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives here. es
A. D. Dart spent few days in Nor
folk and Ocean view this week.
New moving picture scenes at the
Opera House tonight Thursday. /
Calvin Brewington is home from Pin
ner's Point to spend the summer.
Mrs. Willie Crandle and three children,
of lower Lancaster, are guests of Mrs. |
S. B. Griffith.
Mrs. Emma Davis and Miss Edith
George visited friends in Fredericks-
burg last week.
Shows and baseball should slow down
after tomorrow Business demands
that enough ftolicking is enough. ~
Watch those who refuse to help the
V. /. A. cause and see how they refuse
to enjoy our mprovements-not much.
Mrs. Eufrosia Pettingall, lately in
Richmond, has been called toI.Southi
Carolina by sickness of Mrs. Mary Lei
land.
Miss Sophie Pendleton Hodgkin, of
. Washington, arrived Wednesday to visit
her father, DIR. J. B. Hodgkin. at DR.. |
divers.
Mrs. Howard Jett and three sons
were guests at the home of Irving F.
Jones Wednesday night, en- route to their
home in Reedville from King George.
DR.. A. Marks, Eye Sight Specialist,
left last Tuesday evening for Philadel-
phia and will spend three weeks in
Eastern Maine. He will be back on the
21st of July.
Some ten or a dozen of the Ladies
Choir will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Med. Lee next Monday to Newport
News and Washington, attending the
Virginia Press Association.
IlSI many lfiSiluS were Rldu W see
Mrs. Alice Dunton, the aged relict of
the late Christopher Dunton, drive
from White Stone, accompanied by her
son Ellis. Wednesday into this village,
the first time in years.
Great preparations are being made
for the five thousand expected visitors
tomorrow. Pity it's so, but, as in such
undertakings, few have the burden
20 bear. Monday afternoon only out
of SO attended the committee meeting
arranging for the provisions.
A letter from Commander Stores, of
York camp, closes with a tribute toI
our choir ladies in this style-''We were
very much pleased with the ladies of
the choir, and think some of the York
county boys will be coming over your
way SOON" Laurels wherever the
Lancaster girls go, and the roses follow
rapidly.
LOSTOR STOLEN-A IL foot square
stern skiff, boot top painted green and
flesh color with moulding dividing
same. Copper bottom showing above
water. Red and blue bead. Flowers
painted on bow and stern. Lead color
inside. Seats, locker, mouldings of
chestnut. ANY one returning to Geo.
T. Lokey, Irvington, Va, will be suit
ably rewarded.
Yacht Blanche Capt. Jas. Wilder, Ir-
wing and Ira Messick-took party of
young people Tuesday fredericksburg,
to return with a. p. Rowe and family,
who will spend the Fourth here. Those
making the trip We're Mrs. E. F. Gar
ner, Misses Kate Messick, Julia Buck,
Bessie Omahundro. Lura and Virginia
Cannon, Ida Joe Hayden, Myrtle and
Lilly Brewington,
Among the influx of visitors we note:
Misses Bessie Omohundro and Lura
Cannon and Henry Motley at the home
of E. w. Long; Mrs. w. j. Phillips
and little son at DR.. divers; Miss Vir-
GINA Cannon at j. W. Haydon's; Misses
Blanche Jones, Annie Motley and Ida
Lawson at w. Med. Lees; II. Mason
.2rsGt, Miss Mamie Snead and Helen
Lapsbeft at r. s. Mitchell's. little Miss
yirginia Bland at Rev. E. F. Gamers.
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.