Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-29

mount paid. See that it is correct.
will Crandall and family have moved
here from the Island to reside.
Miss Caroline V. Gunby was in Nor
folk from Saturday until Monday.
Epworth League social meets tonight
CFriday) with Miss Ruth Messick.
Miss Tyler Harper, of Middesex
county is a guest of Mrs f. A. Gunby.
Arthur B. Johnson, of Warsaw, 9
again travelling this section with drugs.
-et sk[s. - 49, 81 irt.
Miss Pauline Long spent the week
end with Miss Ruth Msrston in Urbanna
Mrs. OR. Hopkins is spending this
week With relatives at PocemoiSe City,
Md.
Mrs. George Ste. Smith and Mrs A
r5James, jr., spent Thursday at Rehoboth
Church. H.
Mrs. R. S. Mitchell and. little son.
Carter, are visiting, in upper Lancas-
ter this week.
Mrs. S. b. Hughes left Tuesday for
a two weeks visit to Baltimore and
Wilmington, Del.
S. w. Dawson and sons, L. c. and ].
S. Dawson, of Litwalton, were here
Thursday on business
B. II. Baird, the insurance man of
Warsaw, was here Friday evening and
Saturday on business.
F. A. Gunby so far is in the lead with
big potatoes, having one which tipped
the scales at 1-2 lbs.
w. Mcdonald Lee is speaking at Cape
Charles, Chincoteague Island and other
points on the Eastern Shore this week.
; LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-A
flock of young (grown) wild black-duck.
Information will be paid for by the
CITIZENS editor.
Mrs. Geo b. Tennant and daughter,
Miss Louise, have returned from an
extended visit north accompanied by the
formers mother.
Several men here have been unable to
oyster of late on account of boils,
among them being /. J.. Heath, Riley
Heath, John Mason.
We were glad to hear Brother Geo. Y.
Bradley's CHEEKY voice over our phone
thanks to the enterprising young men
that laid the Rappahannock cable.
Mrs. A. N. Tribe has made rustic
vase out of knot sawed from an allan
thus tree at Kilmarnock, which is a
real ornament and shows mind and
hand trained in art,
t.r
g David A. Hay, the net and Irvine man
'--.vf Wiimingtcn. BEL, -,~as~here. last
week, and will spend this andInext weeks
in other parts Of the county and Nor
cumberland taking orders. y .
> Don't croak. Leave that TO frogs in
stagnant pools. A few croakers though
are necessary in every community to
measure the rate of progress at which
live men are advancing. The Echo.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sanders and Mrs.
A. James, sr, of White Stone, and
= Miss Gallagher, of Warsaw. and Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Lowery were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Sanders Sun
day,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Irving continues quite i'll
at the home of her sister. Mrs. j. C.
Harding. DR.. Irving arrived from
Pittsburg, Pa. Saturday, returning
Monday. Her father and sister, of
Baltimore, arrived Monday.
The life of an editor was saved the
other day by silver dollar in his pock-
ct A crank shot at him and the ball
struck the dollar. Now should we hap
pen to get shot before you pay up
your subscrip' ion and there is no dollar
to stop the ball we shall always pre-
sumo you might have saved our life.
Guy Hale spent Monday here en- route
home from Reedvile. where he has
been assisting in erecting a monument
to the memory of the late Albert Nor
ris. Mr.. Hale was taking the place of
his brother. Booker, who is just recov-
ering from an operation for appended
tbs. The monument was made by the
o. ]. Hammell Co., of. Pleasantville,
M.
It's 4 Tep Notch DOer.
Great deeds compel regard The world crowns
its doors. That's why the American people have