Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-04-30

voters do not forget to pay your poll
taxes by tomorrow Saturday. s
Capt. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas, of
Wheaton, were here Wednesday. :
III. r. Smith, of Hampton. visited
his parental home here this week.
Miss Caroline v. Gunby entertained
number of friends Tuesday evening.
MRS. Lizzie Neale. of Wheaton, is
!. guess,oS Mrs S. p. Simmons thisweek.
Norman Davis, of Philadelphia, was
guest this week at, the home Of F. A,
Gunby.
Wm. Muir, of Cris6eld. passed through
there's Tuesday Ell route to Lancaster Oh
business So - ~ SFfse sc
A-sJames. jr., and Wayland d. Viii
der are in Richmond this week on
business.
Joe Douglass spent Sunday and Sun
day night at. his parental home near
Brookvale.
among the recent sick, now i'm
proved. are Mrs. w. K. Lee and Maria
Brewington.
Read the date on your postmark ad-
dress and see if you are behind in your
subscription.
=. Mrs. L. B. Riley left Friday for the
+ bedside of her brother, John j ohnson,
!. in Essex county.
Mrs. Willie Mitchell and Mrs. Geo
Rastings of Westland, visited Mrs. Tbos
Croxton last week.
-. pon't fail to pay yOur Poll Tax by
2 Saturday night in order to vote In
: the comIng elections
Watch The mask carnival tonight al
the rink. It's the costume, not the
skating, that will count.
Jno. F. Gouldman, jr., of Fredericks
burg, was here few hours Monday
shaking hands with friends.
William Carter, of Baltimore, wa:
here long enough to say howdy anC
goodbye to friends Friday.
Things from Mrs. r. S. Mitchell, al
Durham. N. c., say that Mary MITCHELL,
condition from typhoid is no worse.
Mrs. B. S. Hammonds and two small
children left Saturday for an extendes
visit to relatives in Gloucester county
e. w. Tenant and family, of Pitts
burg, Pa, have moved into Capt. w
l.. Messick's old home for the summer
Rev. c. T. Thrift, of Victoria. Va.
stopped here while en- route to ant
returning from his old home in Northum
berland county this week.
49,, Hon J. NJ. Lyell, of Richmond, L
B. Wagenen, of Urbanna, and Waller
j. Parker, of Essex, were on steamer
Monday en- route to Baltimore.
Barker Hopkins left Wednesday 70,
his work with the Indian Greek Fertil
izer Co., at Byrdton. Vernon Messicl
and Ernest Meekins leave Monday. {
3 LOST Between the hotel and III,
hone af Geo; Sic. Smith, a fieur4de.i III.
pin. Finder viii be rewarded by re
= tuening same GO Mrs. Frank l.. King
~. K. w ChiltnI jr., of Kilmarnock
was here Thdfsday'iu his new automo
bile. His brother. K. H., has order ed !
like machine also for use in his business.
OH the road
Rev. S. A. Parker, principal o.
Bowling Green Female Seminary, wa.
guest of DR.. w. j, Newbil this weel
while canvassing in this sectioa in tn,
iaterest of his school,
5 The Morattico Brass Band, of Wheal
ton, will give an entertainment in tn,
Opera House here tonight (Friday).
This entertainment has been given al
other places with success.
"OSS ~ AAiSA mere al Ills Olu nome
went to the wharf Wednesday t.
shake" with Capt. Joe Smith, OF
steamer Northumberland, making spec
ial trip on the Rappahannock.
L. j. Eubank. Browns Store, Va, i
In the market for few thousand eacl
chestnut and white oak ties. Could ais,
handle cargo or so of sap pine lumber
For full particulars write him.
Miss Gladys Rilee, after monil
here as stenographer in the home in
surance Office, left Wednesday night t
take. up her studies in Norfolk, Mis-
Ruby Smith this week resumed he
place in the CITIZEN Office, after a sc
we're illness.
- Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Hayden re
? turned "Wednesday from Baltrmor
where they had taken their little daugt
ter for hospital treatment, bnt .wer
unable to ascertain the trouble or &c
reiiefssfor the strange affection of tn
little girls back
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach: L
C. Clapp, c. M. Hunter, Y. f. Jone.
b. f. Hart. IT, ID. Ficklin, VIM. Beck
9 ser and wife. o. NJ. Whaley, Miss +
.. Parker Vim K Waller Pow n rC;ns