Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-05

home OF Mrs. George c. Kirkmyer.
Children's Day exercises will be held
in the Baptist church here next Sunday
night.
Miss M. Kate Messick is visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. P. Rowe, in Freder-
icksburg.
Miss Margie George returned Mon
day from an extended visit to Mrs. c.
p. Palmer at Moran.
Misses Marie and Ruth Beane, of
Lancaster Courthouse, were guests of
the Misses Hopkins the past week.
S. p. Simmons lost promising little
colt last week from injuries received by
getting tangled in barbed wire fence.
Captain George Abram, of Fleets
Island, was here this week with his
large gasoline boat on Rilee Bros.
railway.
Among the recent sick now improved,
are: Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Ernest
Meekins, Mrs. J. w. Hayden, Mrs.
Jas. Lokey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. F. Gouldman, jr.,
and little son, Francis, of Freder-
icksburg. are spending few days this
week at the Irvington Beach.
Next Monday is Northumberland
court. Our editor expects to attend in
the interests of the CITIZEN, fire insu-
rance and Fisheries matters.
Mayo Robinson and family spent Sun
day with Mrs. Robinson's sister, Mrs.
A. James, jr Miss Rosa George, who
accompanied them down, remained over
this week with her sister.
DIR. Geo. H Oliver attended the Sun
day School Convention in Richmond
county Saturday and Sunday. From
there he went to Tappahannock on pro-
fessional business, returning today.
Mrs. Harry c. Hopkins and little
daughter returned from Baltimore
Wednesday, Mrs. Hopkins had flesh
growth removed from her head several
weeks ago from which she is slowly
improving.
Mrs. S. p. Simmons and Miss Mary l..
Simmons left Wednesday for Baltimore
and McDonough, Md, at the latter
place to attend the finals of military
school where Mrs. Simmons nephew,
Myrton Towel, graduates.
Our village on Saturday was honored-
by the presence of Judges r. Carter
Scott, Samuel Witt and Ingram, three
Judges of Richmond city; Ben p.
Owen, Governor Swanson's Private
Secretary, and Mr.. George Gary, of
Manchester.
We are indebted to the Governor,
through Secretary Eggleston, for a
beautiful souvenir portrait of jefferson
Davis, attached to Governor Swanson's
proclamation to celebrate the Tooth
anniversary of the Confederate Chief
tain's birth-June 3rd.
Rev. and Mrs. II. -Findley Gayle left
for their home in Norfolk Wednesday.
Mrs. Gayle has been visiting at the
parsonage here the past week, while
Mr.. Gayle was holding quarterly con-
ference i'm Northumberland. Mrs. +.
+. Garner accompanied them home.
Misses Ida Joe Hayden and Pauline
Long returned Wednesday from their
school duties as teachers in Blackstone
Female Institute. William Haynie re-
turned last week from Randolph Ma
con College and Edwin James is expec-
ted in few days from same school
where they attended this session.
You are liable to- attack of some form of
Bowel Complaint aud should provide your
self with the best known Remedy. DR.. SETm
ARNoLp's DALsAM. Warranted by Ellis c.
Richardson. Kilmarnock. Va.
Parties most largely interested in the
Chesapeake Academy property in this
place are considering plans for dissolv-
ing the corporation and convert
ing the property into three tracts with
dwelling on each tract, in case the pub
lie high school authorities and pro-
moters do not accept the offer made
them and secure the property on or be-
fore July lst-
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach:
Mrs. Chas. F. Snow, Mrs Bromham,
A. Currie, G. r., Watson, b. w. Wright,
M. II. Fowler, w. II. Soles, r. F. Rock,
E. c. Anderton, Frank Laura, F.. b.
Whitehouse, ]. w. DENNY. John Brunt,
j. H. McKenney.F F. II. Pohlmayer, f. d.
,Clopton. j. II. Foster, o. ID. Marston,
Sam Lansing. Moses Bush, II. l.. Darst,
IS. Blune, ]. +. Polk, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
B. Townsend, II. l.. LaRue, w. j.
Fitchett, E. a. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hickey.
NOTICE THESE.