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Edwin James left Wednesday for
Richmond, where he will teach, this
session.
~ Capt. w. ID. Newbill returned to New
York Friday, after spending month
with parents here.
-. Miss Ruth Messick is in Norfolk,
. having gone thither to take the civil
service examination.
:, w. B. Rowe has again entered the
4. mercantile business, opening up Satur-
day at his old stand.
Harry G. Waters was in Baltimore
hast and this week visiting relatives and
friends, and attending to business mat
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flock of young (grown) wild black-duck.
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CITIZENS editor.
- The roof of J. T. Rilee's summer
kitchen caught fire Monday afternoon
from a spark, but was put out with
little or no damage.
Two potatoes, one weighing 5 lbs.
and 1-2 OF and the other lbs. and
1-2' OF were taken from one hill in +.
b. Croxton's patch last week.
Mrs. F. A. Gunby is indisposed. J.
c. Brewipgton and w. w. Wiley, who
have been housed for several weeks with
rheumatism, are moving about.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Lowery have
moved from Warsaw here to reside and
are occupying J. w. Hundley's house.
Harry Broaddus has also moved here
from Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie E. Segar, of
lower Middlesex, and DR.. j. b. Broad
dus, of Gloucester, were here Tuesday,
callers at DR.. divers rooms and the
CITIZEN Office.
Capt. B. l.. Willing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving r. Messick, Miss Pauline c.
Long and s. p. Simmons, jr., spent
several days in Salisbury and Crisfield
the past week.
DR.. Geo. II. Oliver expects to leave
today to represent Rappahannock Bap-
fist Association in the first convention
of the Layman's Missionary Movement
in Richmond from October 23rd to 18th.
DR.. F. w. Lewis, of Wheaton, Di-
vision Superintendent, and DIR. w. NJ.
Kirk, of White Stone, trustee, visited
the High School here Wednesday. They
also visited the other schools in this
district this week.
The skating rink at this place will
hereafter be open only three nights a
week-Tuesday, Thursda, and Satur-
Gay. w. t. Barnett succeeded Geo.
as manager. the latter at
tending school this session.
Mesdames S. B. Hughes, Geo. Ste.
Smith, 0. r. Hopkins, w. l.. Messick
W. Mcdonald Lee, of this place, and
Fannie Belle Adams, of White Stone,
are attending the Woman's Foreign
Missionary meeting at Onancock this
week.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach:
I. Jerome Downing, r. A. Ayers and
wife. A. c. Fitzhugh, sr., Judge Ewell,
l.. Nj. Flippo. Capt. VIM. Henderson,
Il. b. Hurst, Henry Loker, ]. S. Spi-
Ger, Otis q. Brooks. Mrs. j. b. SIM
monds, Mrs. l.. C. Alphin, II. E. Col
Inns, Frederick Downing, c. p. Hearn.
Several members of the Legislature
and prominent Richmonders were or
the Rappahannock yesterday looking
into oyster conditions. In the party
were Capt. Jno. A. Curtis, Hon. c. E.
Mingo. Hon. Morgan z. Mills. N. T.
Mosby. o. ID. James, G. E. Ruskett, c.
l.. Corling. w. T. Hancock, RObt
Whitet-, G. C. Ruskett, jr.
4, Homer Turka, a wholesale fish anc
oyster d Aaler OF Pittsburg, Pa, spent
several days last week with L. W.
Long. Mr.. Turke visited the rock:
and packing houses in this section anC
s > expressed himself AS impressed with
advantages buyers had who made con
tracts with growers. He said the
freshness and whoiesomeness was de-
cidedly in favor of the river packed
oysters over those packed in cities. y