Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-11-13
LOCAL MENTION,

"A an communications should be addressed &c
Tue VIRGINIA CITIZEN. Irvington.Va-
Mrs. Jno. R. Davis is visiting friends
and relatives in Baltimore.
Old newspapers for sale at the
CITIZEN office 20 cents per 100.
Capt. j. Edwin Bussells is going
about, after spell of sickness.
Social Circle Monday night next at
the home of Mrs. T. j. Hayden.
II only some of our gentlemen of
leisure would go cunning for catsl
E. W. Long and daughter, Miss
Pauline, were in Baltimore this week.
Berkeley Blake returned Monday
from Norfolk, where he had been for
two weeks.
DIR. Geo. H. Oliver will be absent
from Irvington for ten days from this
date November 49,.
Hon. w. w. Old, jr., of Norfolk, and
j. Griff Edwards, esq.,, of Portsmouth.
were guests of the editor last week.
Geo. &. kirkmyer is gathering third
or fourth crop of Strawberries this
week. How's that for Tidewater
climate?
Mrs. Sally Willing returned Monday
from a two months visit to her
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Taylor, in Ports
mouth.
Representatives of the CITIZEN and
home insurance Association will be in
attendance upon Lancaster court Mon
day. Look them up.
Miss Ruby Smith and Wallace Smith
were in Norfolk Saturday. Their
brother, H. r. Smith, of Hampton. is
here for few days.
Thos. S. Davis spent Sunday and
Monday at his parental home near Nor
folk. DR.. ]. B. Hodgkin was also in
]. Clinton Bew is at his parental home
in King and Queen this week, having
gone thither to attend the nuptials of
his sister, Miss Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. N. Anderton of
Tappahannock, spent several days this
Qf Irxl
here on their launch, Lucy Temple"
H. Jeter Hayden, H. M Gresham,
Wu. E. Walker, Hook Dunn, B.
Frank Hart, and p K. Bauman were
of the fraternity" who stopped this
way this week.
Senator j. H. Cochran and about
thirty northern railroad magnates last
Friday called on Editor Lee. The Pres
ident of Crit Publishing Company
was in the jolly party.
W. R. Porter, sr., and two children,
of Burlington, N. ]. and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Porter, jr.. of New York city.
are guests of their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Allison.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach: w.
L. Gleson, j. II. Morgan, F. A. Bagby,
G. t. Mister. Stafford Murphy, A. NJ.
Northern and wife, S. Sharl, j. E.
Kriete, M. F. Stewart, j. C. Merchant
and Messrs. Mason and Roy.
Mrs. L. II. Rilee attended as dele
gate from Irvington Society the Baptist
Woman's Missionary meeting in Rich
mond last week. Mrs. Rilee spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs. E. L.
Wilder, in Fredericksburg, on her re.
turn.
We are proud that Irvington is not
only still the banner Democratic pre-
cinct-l00 TO Gin the county, but this
time of the Northern Neck, though we
had no distinguished speakers to hold
forth here during the canvass. What's
the matter with those precincts that
sat under gifted eloquence?
Mrs. Alice c. Pasquith, of Lynhams,
brought to the CITIZEN office Saturday
a small box of Siberian crab apples, the
second bearing of the tree this year
Mrs. Pasquith also had with her a well
developed chicken with two heads,
which she had mounted and under a
glass.
Quite number from this section are
attending annual Conference and Asso-
citation at Norfolk and Richmond, res
jpectively, this week. Among them We
note: DR.. w. j. Newbill. Rev. and Mrs.
e. F. Garner, and o. r. Hopkins of this
place; Rev. Geo. Y. Bradley, of White
Stone, Rev. +. w. Claybrook, of Kill
marnock; Rev. Porter Hardy, of Lam
caster; Rev. A. F. Rice, DIR. w. ].
Tankard. Hon. T. A. Jett and Rev.
Starke Jett, of Fairfields.
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