Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-12

the home of Mrs. M. P. Jones.
County Surveyor II. P. Hall was here
Saturday surveying oyster shore.
Manhood Hardy and sister, Helen, of
Lancaster, spent Wednesday night and
Thursday here.
Miss Mae Gayle, of Portsmouth, is
sonage this week.
Milton Riggin, of Somerset county,
Md, was guest of his kinsman. c. b.
Riggin, this week.
Misses Ruby and Nan Hopkins are
spending this week with Miss Ruth
Ingram at White Stone.
At the Children's Day exercises Sun
day night in the Baptist church $lS.34
was amount of collection.
A. James, ST., near here. anticipates
q sweet time at his home this week.
He has over 40 bee-hives to rob.
Mrs Frank King returned Monday
night from North Carolina, where she
has been visiting relatives the past few
months
Charlie Struven, of Baltimore, suave
and full of busine: s. was here the past
week visiting his friends and business
acquaintance.
Miss Leah Willing left Tuesday for
a few days in Baltimore Miss Lilly
Brewington is filling her position in
machine office here.
Julian F. Snow and daughter, Gene
We've, were here Tuesday to meet his
daughters, Misses Edith and Hattie,
returning from school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Sanders and Mrs.
A James, sr., near White Stone, visited
the gentlemaRs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Sanders, Sunday.
The Epworth League will hold cent
social at the chapel Saturday nigh
next. proceeds to be used in getting
new books for the library.
L. t. Rock, Litwaltou wants the public to
know that he has on hand full line of Under
takers Supplies. and having recently pur
chased a Hearse is prepared 10 attend funerals
on short notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Calls and three
children and MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Cal
lis and two children, of Gwynns Island,
spent Sunday and Monday with Capt.
and Mrs. Jno. W. Hundley.
Delegates and visitors to Woman's
Missionary Conference in Mathews will
congregate at Irvington, leaving on a
steamer at l p. M, sharp, Tuesday,
June l6, going to Diggs Wharf.
Delegates to Roanoke left here
Tuesday night via Norfolk, viz: F. G.
Newbill. J. b. Cralle, w. Med. Lee,
j. r. Gresham, Geo. Cottingham and
r. B. Broun, L. w. Headley.
Among others returned home from
school at distance are: Miss Nell Ford,
from fredericksburg, Perry Simmons
from Char ,tesville, Edwin James from
Ashland, Miss Mary Mitchell from Dur
ham, N. c.
Among the recent SICK. now improved,
are: Orris James. Lewis Burke, Mrs.
Maggie Street, Mrs. Sallie Willing,
little Willard Newbill James, Mrs.
Geo. w. Sanders, Jas. c. Townsend,
Mrs. Ii. J. Dyke.
A dog, supposed to be mad, bit at
and tore the clothing of 10. George a
few nights since along the board walk.
rrba d;st,oes of Polt;,,ora p;ch,,,ooJ
and other places at present from rabies
should caution all as TO stray ours.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach:
Sam Washback, Clifton Blake. Col
Aven Adams. Il. H. Lazenby. j. H.
Haugh, R. L. Ficklin, Chas. Williams,
]. p. Mcdonald, J. s. Spicer, Mrs.
.Sadler, Miss Sophia Sadler, p X. Bau-
man.
Messrs. Tull, Brewington and Rilee
have nearly completed refitting the
police launch for Great Wicomico river
G. II. Overton is here seeing to the
piping and general fitting of the launch
for Palmer & Moore who furnish the Ia
n. p. Regal engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Townsend leave
today for Coloaiai Beach and Marion,
Did. Mr.. Townsend goes to Maryland
IN hopes it will be beneficial to his
health, his physician having advised a
change. while Mrs. Townsend will visit
her parental home at the Beach.
Every bot Ie warranted, hut not one re
turned is the report regarding DIR. SETH
AREoLp's Bats tM (the best SPINNER Remedy
from q large number of Druggists in the
South. This Balsam Is warranted to you by
Ellis G. Blebs dson, Kimarnock, Va.
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Randolph o. Bean, OF Washington,
has been granted nv the ooflrt of thot