Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-10-01


Washington this week.
Capt. w. L. Messick and B. T.. Sim
mons were in Norfolk this week.
Wade Croxton left Monday to resume
his studies at Richmond college.
Harry Broadus and Robt Gallagher,
Of Warsaw, are visiting w. w. Broadus.
Mrs. Irving Messick left Monday for
Fredericksburg to visit Mrs. A. p.
Rowe.
Mrs. Emeline Rolls and sister visited
their brother near Kilmarnock last
week.
Griff Garner, of steamer Calvert,
spent several days at his parental home
here this week.
Rebt Delano, of Warsaw, spent few
days the past week at the home Of
Jas. Sanders, near here.
Mrs. Mary Jane Irving is on a two
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. j. A.
Bonner, in Baltimore.
Capt Frank James, of Richmond
county, is here this week with gasoline
boat on Rilee Bro. IS railway.
Wallace Smith has returned home
from work at Indian Creek Fertilizer
Work, his boat having ''cut out"
Mrs. Sallie Willing returned Tuesday
from a four weeks visit to her daughter,
Mrs. w. A. Taylor. in Portsmouth.
Will Willing and Frank Overton, OF
the Coast and Geodetic Survey put
in here Friday night from the storm.
H. b. Boughton and little nieces,
Fannie and Annie Lee, and friend, Mamie
Oliver, spent Friday and Saturday in
Norfolk.
F. w. Gunby and sister, Miss Caro-
line, were in Crisfield, Md, Monday and
Tuesday. Miss Gunby is in Norfolk
at present.
Miss Fannie Belle Adams. of White
Stone, is guest at the parsonage this
week Miss Grace Pond is now visiting
Miss Adams.
II. Jeter Hayden, of Urbanna, travel
ing salesman. spent several nights with
relatives here last week while working
the nearby villages.
Registrar James will be at the CITIZEN
Office Saturday, October End, with his
books prepared to register all persons
otherwise qualified to vote who may
apply.
VIM. Gerhard, of Gerhard. Reed g.
Co., taiIors of Baltimore, was in this
section last week but had to hurry back
to- the city in order TO fill the many
orders taken.
Notwithstaa ling TIE market has been
overrun with veal calves the past few
weeks. one weighing little over hum
dred pounds shipped to A, Burker, Balti-
more, last week net 50 II.
Charlie Hume, of Baltimore, who has
been spending some weeks with his
aunt, Mrs. Mollis Mayhone. at Weems,
spent Sunday and Monday with his
uncle, Capt. A. j. Hamilton. here.
We are glad to learn that the report
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Lawton moving
away was mistake. Mr.. Lawton says
he is too we'll pleased with the place
and people to think of such thing.
Miss Pauline c. Long returned We'd
nesday from months visit in Ohio,
taking in Niagara Falls and other places
of interest since leaving. She was
met in Baltimore by her father, E. w.
Long.
Mrs. Augusta Clark, son and daugh-
ter. c.. d. Clark and Miss Anna +. b.
Clark, who have been sojourning at the
Irvington Beach hotel for several weeks,
returned on Wednesday to their home in
Baltimore.
The following ladies compose the din
ner committee at the Parsonage Aid
Society Thursday of next week: Mrs.
Rena Squires, Mrs. Fannie Belle
Adams, Mrs. Anna Brewington and Mrs.
Annie Bussells.
Having cargo of shingles sent us
without order, we will sell until gone,
about 60 thousand, 3-inch sap at 81
per thousand, and all other grades al
reduced prices.
w. A. .DAMERoN & Bro,
Weems, Va.
Alfred p. James, son Of Rev. C. R.
James, formerly of this place, sailed
this week for Oxford, England, 10 resume
his studies in the university there
Alfred has been with his parents al
Batesville, Va, about two months.
Misses Grace and Rubennette Lee
of this place, and Miss Muriel Currell
of near Kilmarnock, have returned tt
Buena Vista for the school session al
the Southern Seminary. Capt. w. D.
Newbill accompanied them as far az
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen McCready, oil
Crisfeld, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward McCready, of Chicago, H., friends