Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-01-17

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Capt. w. L. Messick is in Baltimore
this week.
Willie Dix, of Norfolk, is at his pa
rental home here on vacation.
Baltimore prices paid for eggs 10y T.. l..
Yerby s Son, Kilmarnock.
Baptist Social Circle Monday night
next at home of Mrs. L. H. Rilee.
Lynn Ford and Barker Hopkins were
in Norfolk and Suffolk this week.
Jno. c. Cuff, of Pocomoke City, Md,
spent few days this week with rela-
tiyes here.
Please glance at the date on your adj
dress label and see when your subscrip-
ton expired.
Monday next is Lancaster court
CITIZEN and insurance representatives
will be on hand.
DIR. C. F. Newbill, who has greatly
improved in health, accompanied by
Mrs. Newbill, returned Tuesday night
to Norfolk to resume his practice.
f. l.. Wilder, postal clerk, spent
Wednesday here. Mrs Wilder and son,
Hunter, accompanied him to Baltimore
to spend the remainder of the winter.
Best thing for the grip. Go tc
SchwartZman Bros, Kilmarnock. and
get some of their bargains during their
price-cutting sale and it will help yor
considerable.
Capt and Mrs. j. +. Bellows. DIR.
w. j. Newbill and w. Med. Lee sup.
ped at the parsonage last Sunday night
in welcome to the new Presiding-eldel
on his first visit
Among the recent sick, now improved,
are: Mrs. o. r. Hopkins. Mrs. F. II.
Wilshin, Mrs. Geo. f. Oliver and two
children, Mrs. y. s. Hammonds ant
three children, l.. H. Rilee.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach
J. II. Roberts, j. T.. Nealey, A. Miller
M. II. Gresham, l.. L. Snead, d. l.
Farley, f. H. LaZenby, E. W. Wright
f. c. Covington, Moreau Blackwell
George Carthern, b. T. NJ. Hunley, L.
T. Campbell and Mr. Short.
Why not raise some hay. A lot Of
hay was landed here the other day from
the steamer. 1t will grow here very
well if you give it chance; and if yor
do not want it for your own use you car
sell it. Do you know that the hay croy
of the United States sells for more thar
the cotton crop? 1t does. You may
not be able to raise cotton, but you car
make hay, and it grows best when tn,
sun does not shine. Possibly some may
think it better to ''raise cain,'' but
that's matter of opinion. Raise hay
Inc 1oiloWlng- were tuesday nigh
installed and appointed officers for Ir
vington Lodge, No. 2O5. l. o. o. F.
S. B. Griffith, N. g.; w. w. Allison
V. g.; Clinton Bew, Rec. Sec'y.; B. S
Hammonds, Financial Sec'y.; ]. C
Brewington, Treas; ]. T. Hayden
Chaplain; T. R. Mason, Warden; |. ]
Heath. Conductor; Ed. T. George, Insid,
Guardian; JEFF. d. Ashburn, Outsid,
Guardian; Geo. Lokey, l.. S. S.; Will
Hundley, r. S. S.; Jno. H. Mason, R
S. to N. g.; A. p. Garner, L. S. to N
g.; Lewis Burke. R. S. to V. G.; "A. j
Hamilton, l.. S. to V. G.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesda,
evenings were pleasantly spent at the
homes of Capt and Mrs. w. L. Messick
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Rilee and Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. c. Brewington, respectively
Monday evenings entertainment wa,
given by Miss M. Kate Messick in homo,
of the anniversary of her brotherIrving'
birth. Tuesday evening the young
folks assembled to pay like respects I,
Miss Gladys Rilee, who was just enter
ing upon another year of her age, an,
Wednesday the Misses Brewington en-
tertained in honor of their friend, Mis-
Bertha Christian, of Portsmouth.