Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-01-10

lniS week.
Capt. c. II. Willing this week killed
two hogs weighing 450 lbs. each.
j. A. Rogers returned last week from
visit to Millenbeck and Litwalton.
II. r. Smith, of Hampton, spent
few days at his parental home here this
week.
f. l.. Wilder, postal clerk onsteamer
Middesex, spent Wednesday with his
family here.
Mrs. Laura Sanford and Miss Carrie
Reynolds, of Bertrand. are visiting
Miss Annie Sanders.
DR.. and Mrs. c. F. Newbill, of Nor
folk, are visiting the formers brother,
DR.. w. j. Newbill.
A reminder-Some of the eager sub
scribers to the Parsonage phone have
forgotten it was there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Jones recently
visited the lady's parental home in
NOIIhuinDSriano county.
Miss Mamie Rilee, of King William
county, is on a two weeks visit to her
cousins, L. II. andJ. T. Rilee.
Baltimore prices paid for eggs 10y L. L.
VERIFY * Son, Kilmarnoek.
Miss Evelyn Ryland has returned to
her school duties here. after spending
the holidays at her home in King &
Queen.
Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Garner were
given a pounding at the parsonage
Monday night by young and old of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Rowe and
two sons, of fredericksburg, recently
visited the lady's mother, Mrs. o. C.
Messick.
Frank G. Newbill follows suit of the
fad and is down with the measles.
Garry Messicks wife and children are
improving.
Capt. B. l.. Willing has moved his
family from his home in West Irving
ton to that of his mother in the centre
of the village.
Miss Nellie Ford and Turner Bussells
are among those who were home from
school for Christmas, but Inadvertently
omitted from our list last week.
DIR. d. w. Wynkoop, of Essex
county, and New York, stopped off
Wednesday to attend to business here
and at Weems, while en- route to that
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jeter Hayden and
little daughter, of Urbanna, spent a
few days here not long since. Mr..
Hayden is making a few trips on
steamer Westmoreland as assistant
purser.
Dan Ashburn returned from Baltimore
Wednesday where he stood examination
for engineers license. Jas. c. Rowe and
Marty Hopkins are in that city on like
mission, while Vernon Messick is there
for pilots license.
w. Mcdonald Lee left yesterday to
attend the banquet last night given in
Richmond by Richmond members of the
Legislature to State officials. and Incl
dentally to attend the opening sessions
of the Virginia Legislature.
We thought the good things flooding
the editor during Christmas were too
nnI1Qh in hn cF II m
children sick, his better-half in bed for
days, typewritist laid up and the cook
''hors" are a few of the accidentals.
The grip and measles are prevalent
here and nearly every family has one or
more in it sick. Among those we have
heard of being indisposed are: Mrs. w.
w. Mason and daughter and son, w.
X. Lee, Capt. and Mrs. George w.
Hoffman and two children, Mrs. Jno.
r. Padgett, Mrs. l.. II. Bryant, Miss
Leah Willing, Luther Turlington's little
baby. w. B. Rowe's family, b. s.
Hammonds, Mrs Sarah Eu ssells, Mrs.
s. p. Simmonds, Mrs. +. A. Gunby.
DR.. Geo. II. Oliver, members of G. T.
and Jas. Lokey's families.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach: Geo.
r. Finch. w. II. Soles, Walton C.
Hubbard, r. L. Ficklin, Capt. H. A.
Hudnall, G. K. Butler, James Lober.
John Curlett, Jesse Morris. Samuel
Taper, e. Hinston, Misses Susie Chiffon.
Susie Norris and Jesse Ball, Jake Muse.
w. e. Walker, Geo. r. Watson, s. K.
Freeman, A c. Fitzhugh, j. S. Frame,
+. ID. Clopton, Charles Williams, Mrs.
Fannie Biggs, Miss Genevieve Ball, p.
X. Bauman, A. E. Hunt, M. V. Nc
Farland, H E. Carter, F. c. Christie
pher, Misses Edna Snow, Ruby Clark,
Irene Clark, E. Williams, Eva Butler.
Grace Hurst and n. H. Evans, It. ID.
Ficklin, B. Brown Strout, Harry Carter,
Messrs. Chowning, Mcdonald and Nc
Cradle.
We have been the recipient OF MANY
beautiful calendars and instructive al
MANAGES for 1908. Among them being
the following: The Warrock- Richardson
Almanac (ClydeW. Saunders, Publish
err, Richmond; The Rev. Irl r. Hicks
Almanac and Weather forecasts, st.
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