Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-04-24
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
All communications should be addressed to
ne VIRGINIA CITIZEN. irvington. va.
Orris James and Robt Davis are in
Baltimore this week.
w. r. Rowe spent Friday, Saturday
and Sunday in Washington.
Miss Evelyn Ryland spent Easter
holidays with friends at Ottoman.
Miss Lottie Bellows, of Ocran, spent
Wednesday night at the parsonage.
Griffin Garner spent few days at
his parental home here the past week.
Messrs. Long and Lee leave tonight to
visit daughters at Blackstone Institute.
Epworth League Social will meet
tonight friday with the Misses Hop
kins.
Mr.. Tom Shackleford, of Warsaw, is
in this section representing very fine
piano.
Miss Ruth Ingram, of White Stone,
spent few days this week with the
Misses Hopkins.
VIM. Gerhard, of Gerhard, Reed &
CO., tailors, Baltimore, was here Tues
day taking orders.
Geo. Ste. Smith, who has been suf-
fering from boils the past three weeks.
is still so afflicted.
LosT-A small signet ring, bearing
letter ''F. - somewhere in Irvington.
Finder will kindly notify CITIZEN office.
A. J. Rogers and daughter, Mrs. S.
P. Simmons, are at Litwalton, called
hither to attend the obsequies of their
relative, Jas. P. Saunders.
Our people-male and female, big
and httle-should get interested in the
educational meeting here on Tuesday
night. High School matters will be
discussed.
Pure bred barred Plymouth Rock
eggs for Matching from strong, healthy
and beautifully barred birds. 81 for
setting of Is.
A. H. JAMES, White Stone, Va.
A bunch of Irvington youngsters,
some twenty or more, accompanied by
Mrs. Creighton, Mrs. Street and Miss
Annie Long, spent Monday at Urbanna
pic-nicking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstead Taylor, ST.,
left Saturday night for visit to their
daughter in Portsmouth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor, jr., are also away, Mr.. Taylor
attending to business in King William
county.
Regular services of the Methodist
church Of Irvington Sunday school in
the morning and preaching at night
will be held in Baptist church Sunday,
their building being still in course of
Srepairs.
Capt Willard ID. Newbill reached
New York this week en- route from the
Philippines, making a circuit of the
globe, with Gen. Woods party. The
Captain will reach his home here in a
day or so.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach:
George Kemp, j. C. Tapscott, DR..
Fisk, ]. p. Mcdonald, T. ID. Ficl<lin,
Wright Hudnall. William Gerhard, T.
Lyell Shackelford, E. B. Collins. Y.
Heartle. Capt. Taylor, E. C. Taylor.
The v. /. A. will meet in DIR. G. ii.
divers Office over the bank Saturday
night next at 8 O'Clock. Every MEM
Der is urged to be present and every
person interested in the towns improve
ment is invited. Don't forget the time
Saturday, April oath. at 8 p. m.-and
don't fail to come.
Something doing (as usuaD in Irving
ton next week. Monday night, big
Odd Fellows elbow OUT" with Hon.
Hill Montague as orator of the occasion;
Tuesday night, big educational rally,
with E. III. Russell, district supervisor
to the front. and Wednesday night the
crack Urbanna amateurs in the splendid
drama "a Confederate Spy" Don't
miss any one of the three occasions.
DR.. w. j. Newbill, DIR. Geo. II.
COliver, F. G. Newbill and w. Med.
Lee attended Essex court Monday. On
their return they were accompanied by
Dr. Dejarnette, superintendent of the
Western State Hospital at Stanton.
"Jack" Lee, the noted criminal lawyer
Of Lynchburg, and Hon. James N.
Stubs all en- route to Norfolk where
Mr.. Lee and DR.. Newbill are this week
attending meeting of the Commission
of Fisheries.