Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1908-06-26
LOCAL MENTION.

An accommodations should be addressed to
Sae VIRGINIA CITIZEN. Irvington,Va-
E. w. Long was in Baltimore last
week.
Miss Julia Buck, of Weems, is guest
of the Misses Willing this week.
Or. w. j. Newbill was in Essex Tues
day on business and visiting relatives.
Mrs. Jennie Ransom, of Washington,
is on avisit to her brother, George Ste.
Smith.
Headache is often caused by eyestrain II
your eyes trouble you consult Dir. A. Marks,
at Reedville Va.
A party of young ladies and gentle
men from this place were in Urbanna
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Brewington, of
Baltimore, are visiting relatives and
friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ste. Smith spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Smith S
sister at Rehoboth Church.
Eyesght is valuable. You cannot afford
todestroy your eyes; if they are troubling you
consult DIR. A. Marks, Reedville. Va.
Miss Bessie Calls returned Monday
from Franklinton, N. c., where she has
been as milliner this season.
Mrs. Z. L. Wilder and son, Hunter,
of Fredericksburg, arrived Monday to
spend some time with relatives here.
Mrs. j. A. Bonner, of Baltimore,
arrived last week to spend some time
at the homeof Capt. w. l.. Messick.
II. t. Daniel, of Amburg, was here
Wednesday, having brought his gaso-
line boat to be overhauled by Rilee Bros.
Call on DIR. A. Marks, the noted o ptician and
specialist, of Philadelphia. He will be at Reed
willie for several days next weex.
Misses Fannie III. Robinson, of Nuts
willie, and Almeda Crowther, of Avalon,
are guests at the parsonage this week.
Clarence w. Mercer, of Middlesex
county. was here Tuesday, having
brought over his little son to have his
p ,eyes treated.
Mrs. l.. ID. Quesenberry returned to
her home in King George Friday, ac-
,companied by two of her grandchildren,
Fred and Leila Jones.
Your eyes examined free with the latest i'm
proved electric instruments. III you have inn
paired vision consult Dr. A. Marls Reedville
Mrs. j. c. Rowe and two children
arrived Monday from Fredericksburg,
ITO spend some time with the formers
mother, Mrs. o. c. Messick.
w. K. Rowe leaves this morning for
Buckroe Beach, to be gone until Mon
day night. He is attending the
Virginia Baptist Encampment.
The CITIZEN, reaching Urbanna Fri
days mail about ii a. m, fails to reach
Woods X Roads and vicinity before
Mondays. What's the trouble, Messrs.
u. Ms?
Children teething often suffer from Cholera
unfantum DarrhOs. or Some form of Bowel
Complaint. DIR. SETH ARNoLD's BALsAM is the
hest remedy. Warranted by Ellis C. Richardson,
kilmarnock. Va.
Mass meeting of citizens at Irving
ton Opera House tomorrow Saturday
might. High school, Fourth of July
and children's rally. All children urged
10 attend, as well as the older heads.
The Parsonage Aid Society of White
Stone circuit will meet July the 9th at
the parsonage. Dinner committee:
Mesdames F. A. Gunby, w. o. Hard
ing, Ida Humphreys and Miss Annie l.
Long. Mrs. George Smith, Secretary.
II. II. Wallis moving picture show
Wednesday night was the best ever
seen here. His closing production was
worth the cost of the show. This will
be repeated. at request, next Thursday
night, at which time he will have an
otherwise entirely new series.
High School, and formerly instructor at
stbe Chesapeake Academy. here is visit
ing F. G. Newbill. Mr.. Clark goes to
California in September to enter the
Southern Methodist Conference there.
/ He preached Sunday morning here, for
Pastor E. F. Garner, an instructive dis
course.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach: T.
D. Ficklin, Miss Mamie Snead, Mrs.
wv. w. Marston, Miss Ruby Randolph
Warsltone, l.. l.. Tignor, John f.
Upton, l.. Newton Weaver. T. M.
Bonner. Miss Bette Ball, w. G. Webb,
j. s. Spicer, Riggin Brown, Geo. Gee,
b. T. M. Hundley, T. Jerome Downing,
4. c. Anderton. Seth Anderton, o. d.
Marston. Mrs. Snead and son, Herbert
+. Burton, Mrs. Goolrick
Don't fail to see the drama,
arthur Eustace," BOnner's Hall,
kiImarnOck, Monday. June 10Th.