Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-08-07

Clay Messick is home on sick leave.
Bud Broaddus returned from Warsaw
this week.
Misses Leah and Ava Willing spent
Sunday and Monday in Norfolk.
Miss Florence Douglass, of Balti-
more, is guest of Miss Ruth Willing.
Social Circle next Monday night at
home of Mrs. w. G.. Dunton.
Fred c. Kirkmyer, of Baltimore, is
al mis- parental home here on vacation.
Miss Ida Joe Hayden left Wednes-
day for an extended visit to Philadelphia.
The ''long distance weather prophet
predict a cool wave about this date
august y.
F. A. Gunby & Son are getting their
cannery in order for the present sea-
sons work.
Miss Annie Cuff, of Pocomoke City,
Md, has been visiting relatives here
this week.
Temperature ia Baltimore Tuesday
go with temperature here the same
day &c.
Hon. S. Wilkins Matthews, Secretary
of the Commission of Fisheries. spent
Thursday here on official business.
+. ID. Bromley is untitled for work
by boils. Harry Hammonds is also
afflicted in the same way.
Richard Hopkins and VIM. Mason are
also as sisting in the construction of
the Reedville School building.
His many friends will be glad to see
Geo. r. Finch out again and on his
rounds, after being housed several
weeks.
Mrs. A. James, ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sanders, Miss Sadie Sanders
and Harry Hammonds spent Sunday at
Bertrand.
DR.. G. II. Oliver leaves on Monday.
10th, for Tappahannock to fill some ap-
pointments for dental work, but will
be in his Office again on Saturday, 18th.
Mrs. Pauline Ashburn and children,
of Weems, spent last week with Mrs.
s. b. Griffith. Misses Estelle and
Made Griffith are visiting in Middlesex
county.
Misses Myrtle, Lilly and Edith Brew
ington, Bertha Christian. Norma Bus
sells and Edith Messick went on fish
ing party Wednesday on Capt. j. z.
Bussells' boat, Peter Struven.
Among the recent sick, now improved,
are: Mrs. Orris James, Misses Cora
Hundley and Selethia burlington and
Mrs. w. H. Ford. Mrs. Andrew Tur-
ington continues extremely i'll.
Mrs. Corrinne E. Miles, of Marion.
Md, and son, w. E. Miles, of Balti-
more, spent Tuesday night and We'd
nesday here, en- route home from a
visit of several days at Broun's Store.
DIR. Newlin, the Philadelphia expert
eye specialist, optometrist and optician
has returned from Urbanna with his
assistant. All persons suffering from
headaches, neuralgia, dizziness, blurred
vision, etc, are requested to write for
him to call. A letter addressed to
Weems, Va, will receive a prompt
reply. His diagnosis and examination
of the eye are free.
Sunny Mitchell is doing some
deep thinking these days, and is willing
to consider any fair proposition that
will solve the difficulty of furnishing
accommodations for 20 or 80 would-be
guests, who are waiting to enjoy q
quiet summer outing at the Irvington
Beach Hotel. All four of his houses
are full to overlooking, and everybody
is working, if having a good time can
be called working. Bathing, fishing,
rowing and launch rides make the DAYS
pass all too quickly. The picturesque
bathing suit and the pretty peek "a boo
waist will soon give place to the
melancholy days" of winter overcoats
and heavy wraps. The following guests
are registered at the Hotel: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Baugher, Miss Annie
Baugher. Miss Alice Baugher. "Doc"
Baugher, Harry Baugher, Byrnina
Baugher, Leroy Baugher, Bosley
Baugher, Mr.. and Mrs Il. l.. Abel.
Mrs. j. II. Boil, Miss ID. Renner, Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. Wheltle, Miss May
Wheltle, Raymond Wheltle, Albert
Wheltle, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Brooks.
William Brooks, Miss Miriam B. Quarles,
Miss Cornelia Quarles, Giles w. Quarles,
Geo. S. Kemp, Milton Moses, Frank
Hammond. A. Curry, Geo. r. Finch,
Mr.. Fuller, Miss c. L. Bauman, Miss
Augusta Klotz, Miss Edna Troll, MIR.
Troll, Miss Bennett, Miss Cottingham,
j. A. Smingley, all of Baltimore; Capt.
and Mrs. S. Forney, Pennsylvania;
c. III. Overton, Reedville; j. ii.
Hawley, III. b. LaRue, A. ID.
Dart. New York; Miss Alice B.
NeweOmb, Raleigh, NJ c.; Thos. j.
Newlin. Philadelphia; j. S. Blackwell.
North Carolina; F. ID. Bromley, Oshkosh,
Miss v. G. Armacost. Maryland; Mrs.
H. l.. Land, Suffolk; Miss Betty
Ball, Harveys Wharf; T. d. Ficklin,
Litwalton; Willard Gresham, Tappa-