Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-10-02

ated sore on his leg.
Mrs. A. f. Tribe visited relatives and
friends at Sharps last week.
r. S. Mitchell had handsome little
colt die one day last week.
Jesse Denton, of Stafford county, is
guest at the home of E. T. George. {.
Mrs. E. c. Cross, of Weems, spent
Tuesday night with Mrs. w. Med. Lee.
Miss Pauline C. Long spent day OF
so with Miss Julia Buck at Weems this
week.
Mrs. Tyler. of Middlesex county, is
the guest of Mrs. F. A. Gunby this
week.
A large attendance was present to
matriculate at the High School here
Thursday.
L. E. Terrell spent the past week in
Richmond and Westmoreland counties
on business.
Elijah Hayden has secured the posi-
ton of Engineer of Senator Cockran's
gasoline launch.
Fertilizer Inspector Broun, of Brouns
Store, was here on business Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Little Marian Jones is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. L. D. Quesenberry,
in King George.
Among those indisposed are: Mrs.
Arthur Messick, Mrs. w. G. Dunton
and Miss Made Griffith.
See statement of The Lancaster Nat
icnal Bank on this page. Also read
Schwartzman Bros. ad.
Grif Garner and o. H. Sherman, of
the Md, Del. & Va, R'y Co., spent a
few days here the past week.
Frank Wilshin, jr., came up Friday
from Norfolk, where he is working, and
spent couple days with his family.
Directors meeting of the Northern
Neck Mutual Fire Association was held
in the Association office here Thursday.
Miss Mollie Brent, of Kilmarnock.
for nearly two years stenographer in
the CITIZEN Office, has resigned her po-
sition.
Miss Marjorie George, of this
place, and Miss Lee, of White Stone,
are guests of Mrs. c. p. Palmer, at
Moran.
Bernard Willing returned Wednesday
from six days trip through the Nor
them Neck with Postoffce Inspector
Barber - - ( = = q
Miss Mary Sipes and John Rever, OF
upper Lancaster, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
T. R. Tells Sunday. the former re.
naming over this week.
Gilbert Messick returned home Wed
nesday morning slightly improved in
health. He and his mother have been
in Boston for some time.
A party from Urbanna were here
Sunday afternoon, among them being
Miss Ruth Marston, Chauncey Marston
II. S. Chowning and Newton Weaver
Mrs. r. f. Gayle arrived Tuesday
and is guest at the parsonage. Mr.
Gayle arrived Monday and is assisting
Pastor Garner in revival services al
ithe Methodist church.
A letter from Mrs. C. R. James, for
merly of lrvington, states that her old
.est son, Alfred, who won the Rhode:
scholarship to Oxford last winter, was
ill in hospital in Paris.
Raleigh Harding and family have
moved to Miss Annie Longs home place
Mr.. Harding will have charge of the
packing room at Irving Oyster Co..
oyster house this season.
Turner Russell returned here las
week and after few days at Cedar
Dale" the home of his aunt, Mrs. E.
W. Long, left Saturday night fol
school at Bedford City, Va.
Mrs. j. Frank Jones and two sons
of Colonial Beach, arrived Wednesda,
to spend some time with her daughter
Mrs. j. S. Townsend. Mrs. Townsen,
has been quite sick. but is improving
S. B. Griffin took large party O
girls from Is down on a grape and chin
qaapin hunt up Eastern Branch w ednes
day afternoon. Mrs. Ernest Meekin
chaperoned the crowd. Fun, grape
and chinquapins abounded
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. Carter and tw
sons, formerly of this place, but nov
of North Carolina, were guest at tn
home OF Jno. C. Brewington severa
days last week. Mrs. Ernest Long
worth and children, of Ocran, also Wis
tied Mrs. Brewington the past week.
''Here is 75-cts. send the CITIZEN +
my son at-until school closes.
"Send the CITIZEN to my daughter
Miss, who is attending school a
and send bill to me-" The fore
,going are extracts of letters such as w