Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-05-14

OF MRS. ". Il. HOPKINS.
: Capt. J. E. Bussels spent few days
at his home here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur p. Messick
moved into their home this week
Social Circle will meet Tuesday night
at the homesof Mrs. Geo. D. Calls.
Miss Leah Willing spent the week
" end with Miss Julia Buck at Weems.
Miss Marjorie George left this week
to visit Mrs. c. p. Palmer at Fleeton.
-. Among the recent sick, now improv-
ed are: E. F. Thompson. Mrs. Jas. H.
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j. r. Calls and j. j. Jet are paint
ing L. M. Flippo's house in Fleets Bay
Neck. %.
Capt F. A. Gunby is in Norfolk and
w, Mcdonald Lee in Richmond city
today.
Corbin Christopher, of Wicomico
Church, spent Saturday night and Sun
day here.
Messrs Henry w. and N. b. Treakle
called at the CITIZEN Office this week
Son business.
Mrs. Willie Mitchell and Mrs Willie
Crandal, of Westlend, visited relatives
here this week.
- Mrs F. L. King left last week for an
extended stay at her parental home in
North Carolina -.
Miss Mollie Brent, of Kilmarnock,
spent a few days this week with Mrs.
w. Mcdonald Lee.
Capt. j. B. Hudnall with the police
launch Great Wicomico is here over
hauling this week.
Miss Estelle Griffith, who has been
critically i'll for some time, is but slightly,
If at all, improved.
Don't forget Monday nights enter
tainment for benefit Baptist Sunday
school library here.
Walter Messick and j. c. and Wal
lace Rowe spent few days at their
homes here this week.
1t would never do to miss the choir
entertainm sut tomorrow Saturday.
night at Irvington town hall.
Mrs. A. James, jr., and Mrs. Geo.
Ste. Smith spent Wednesday at the
Courthouse visiting relatives.
Mrs. Virginia F. Gayle, Of Gloucester,
county, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
f. f. Garner. at the parsonage.
Mrs. Jno. w. Taylor and little dau-
ghter left Friday for the formers
parental home in Pennsylvania.
DrJ. b. Hodgkin spent the past
"a week with relatives and friends at
Washington and Warrenton, Va.
+. DR.. b. II. B. Hubbard was here We'd
nesday paying insurance assessments
: on his numerous basines enterprises.
Hon. j. C. Ewell and Capt. ]. II.
Wheaton were here attending Direc-
tors, Meeting of Lancaster National
Bank Fridas.
News from Archie Kirkmyer, who
is on the OCEAN side of the Virginia
Peninsula for mis- health, states that he
is improving rapidly.
Rev. Oliver Ryder, of Richmond.
spent several days this week at the
parsonage and at the homes of Capt.
Messick and Editor Lee.
DIR. and Mrs. George II. Steuart and
sister, Miss A lice Blakemore, of Otto
man, were here shopping and attending
TO other matters Friday.
Chas. M Struven, broker and COM
mission merchant of Baltimore. was
here on business with the Carriers
Greek Fish Guano Co. Wednesday.
Mrs E. II. Num-, formerly with the
faculty of the Chesapeake Academy,
bat now resident of Richmond, is on
u fortnight visit to Mrs. Geo. II. Oliver.
Woman's Methodist Missionary Soci-
ETY. will hold public meeting in Irving
ton Methodist church fourth Sunday
night The Baptists will hold similar
meeting the fifth Sunday night.
Miss Gladys Rilee returned to her
home here Friday from Norfolk, where
she has been attending school. Miss
Rilee will assist in the CITIZEN Office
during the summer and return to that
city in the fall to complete her course.
Among the young men of this place
leaving for employment at other places
are: Barker Hopkins, Harry Ely.
Walter Mason, Leslie Jones. Willie
Mason, Arthur Hayden, Dan Ash
burn, Lee Mason and George Messick.
We had q recent call, from Mr..
Marvin Minter, editor and owner of the
Mathews Journal, one of our most
priced local papers in the First District.
Capt Billie Fitzhugh and several ladie.
good pilot and good company -camt
oyer from Urbanna with Bro. Minter.
- Harry G.. Waters has sold the Regina
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