Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-12-03
LOCAL MENTION.

be VIRGINIA CITIZEN. irvinston.va.
E. F. Thompson is in Baltimore this
week.
Grif Garner spent Tuesday at his
parental home here.
Aid Society tonight friday at the
home of Mrs. f. A. Gunby.
Fl. b. Boughton, of Millenbeck, spent
few days here this week
Ernest Bussells. of Election. was guest
of Harry Ely the past week.
Miss Alice Blakemore was the guest
Of Miss Eloise Towill several days this
week
T., Mrs C. L. Rogers, of Millenbeck,
was visitor TO relatives here one day
this week. 3 Nc -
One turkey weighing q pounds, ship
ped to Cephas NJ. Lewis, Baltimore,
iast week Melted S4.oo.
-, Mrs. Boatman and little. child, of
Bluff Point, spent last week at the
home of W. F. burlington.
Mrs. +. II. Wilshin, jr.. and sons
returned Monday from an extended stay
with Mr.. Wilshin in Norfolk.
Miss Orah Harding, of lower Nor
cumberland. was guest of her brother,
j. c. Harding, the past week.
JAS. G. Rowe was home a few hours
Tuesday, the Bohemia being at the
railway having some repair work done
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hayden, who
bave been living near Urbanna for some
time, spent Sunday at their home here.
Mrs. Purnell Sanders, of near Mil
lenbeck, is spending this week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sanders.
Capt. ]. E. Busse.ls and daughter,
Miss Norma, F. G. Newbill and Lucius.
T. Rock, jr., were in Baltimore the past
week.
Miss Flossie Thomas has returned
home after spending four months with
relatives in Washington and Middlesex
county.
Among the sick this week are: Jos.
X. Leonard. little Carter Mitchell, Mrs.
+. H. Wilshin, Mrs Lewis Burke and
little daughter.
Popular statesmen who dropped in on
us recently were H. M. Gresham,
Walter C. Palmer, Geo. r. Finch and
H. letter Hayden.
E. J. Tull. of Pocomoke City. Nd,
spent Saturday, night with his son. r
w. Tull. Mr.. Tull had been at Reed
vile on business.
Mrs. A. James. sr., has returned to
her home near here, accompanied by
Miss LeoIa Orliff, of Warsaw, from
visit to friends in Richmond county.
For best results and quick returns ship
your poultry, live stock and all produce
10 Lawmore & Hall, Commission Mer-
chants. SOC S. Charles st, Baltimore, Md.
Reference: First National Bank.
Miss Edna Snow. of Wicomico Church,
was guest of Miss Ruby " Smith Sat-
urday and Sunday, en- route home from
attending the educational meeting in
Richmond. -.
An important meeting of the V. i. A.
will be held in Dr. divers office Mon
day night next at 1880 o'clock. Every
body interested in theS Association s
work asked to-be present. = ya.n Z
Rev, j. ID. Hosier and family arrived
Monday nichs via Norfolk from Onley,
Va. Nj. H.'~ier at once entered upon
his work on his circuit. and they have
lmade the AGO Iaintance of many.
JAS. Lokey was struck on the knee
by the fs-wheel pin of his engine few
days ago and some of the bones frac-
tured. lie will probably be several
weeks before he is able TO walk on that
limb.
II. " Harding has moved to the
dwelling of E. L. Wilder. The dwelling
of Miss Annie l. Long, recently vacated
by MIR. Harding and family, will be
occupied next year by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. X. Lee
Mrs. j. T. Rilee returned Tuesday
from a rnontb's visit to relatives in
King and Queen county. Miss Gladys,
her daughter, returned the day before
from Norfolk where she has just fin
ished course in stenography and
bookkeeping.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach
F.. nj. Hammond, c. S. Williams. Miss
Ada Bramham, Thomas G. Hayes,
Miss Julia Hayes, Charles d. Gee, Mary
M. Benzinger, Angelene Benzinger,
Albysius Benzinger, M. d. Benzinger,
G. r. Finch. John Smith and brother,
F.. c. Franz. C.. p. Hearn. Mrs. "A. S.
Mitchell, Miss Mamie Snead, C.. C.
Land, Howard Snead and wife, Miss