Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-07-09

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compar6ed over by J.. III. Kift, who
visited friends here.
Mrs. w. T. Barnett, near here, fell
Saturday and broke her arm. DIR.
Newbill reset the bones and she is get
ting along fairly well.
James Beauchamp and son and Lee
Dawson, all of upper Northumberland
were guests of the formers daughter,
Mrs. Danl Jones. the past week
The CrTIzEN's editor and manager
are both away this week, and Douglass,
Burke, Hammonds and the others are
being presided over by DIR. Hodgkin.
i Messrs Edgar and Wilbur Calls and
capt Boyd Lee Hudgins, of Gwynns,
Mathews county. spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home Of Capt. Jno. W..
Hundley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Willing, Of
Election, arrived Saturday to visit the
lady's parents. Mr.. Willing remained
only few days. while.Mrs. Willing will
remain several weeks.
The v. /. A. win meet Saturday
night at o'clock at DR.. divers Office.
Chairman of each committee is request
ed and expected to make report ON the
Fourth's entertainment.
T. j. Eubank, Browns Store, Va, is
in the market for few thousand each
chestnut and white oak ties. Could also
handle cargo or so Of sap pine lumber.
For full particulars write him.
| Among the distinguished visitors here
Saturday, attending the Fourth celebra-
ton, were Lieutenant Governor j.
Taylor Ellyson, of Richmond. and Hon.
w. w. Old. jr., of Norfolk.
j Mrs. Joseph Wahlstrom last night
Thursday entertained at the Irving
ton Beach sixteen young men and an
equal quota of young ladies' in honor
of the Misses Lees house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Brewington and
little child arrived Friday to visit rela-
tives. Mr.. RrewiI ton viii make a
trip through this 5, ton j the interest
of his house, ret ,ri ny later To join his
family.
Capt and Mrs. o. w. Hudson. of
Kinsale, Miss Gretta Fullz, of Staun-
ton. and Mrs. Eddie Barker and son. of
Washington, were guests at the home
off. r. Calls this week. Chas. Calls
was home for few days.
Gilbert Walden, the famous cowboy,
elocutionist. humorist. musician and
rifle shot, will give exhibitions at White
Stone Hall Monday night, Irvington
Hall Tuesday night and at Lancaster
C. H, Wednesday-for M. E. church.
Admission Is, Is and S5 cents
Launch Security" of the Security
Life Insurance Company of America,
with Jno. W. Kehoe, Phillip Tucker,
Henry Sudlith and Brooke H. Rollins
aboard, were here this week. One of
the company's agents r. S. Ellyson, is
here at present and will remain some
time writing insurance.
Misses Grace and Rubenette Lee are
entertaining house party this week,
the following being their guests: Misses
Laura Knots. of Queen Anne, Md.
Ida Lawson, of Hampton, Winnie
Mathews, of Oak Hall, Va, Alice
: Davis, of Norfolk, Mae Orville Street,
of Essex, Alice Baugher. OF Baltimore,
and Frances Lee, of South Carolina;
Messrs- Fred Brent, of Heathsville,
Willie Midyette, of Ashland, John
NewbiIl. or Essex, John w. Hundley,
of Sharps, and Bruce Barber, of EN-
merton.
Late arrivals at Irvington Beach
Robt. Chiffon, Stewart Snow, w. C.
Fitzhugh, Francis Glassell, Louisa B.
Glassell, Mrs. R. T. Glassell. Archie
Jett, G. B. Gill, w. G.. Webb, F. II.
Ware, ]. T. Ware, X. Covington; X.
J A. Jett, M. ". Blundon, r. H. Baylor,
: Francis Baylor, George Baylor. w. b.
Wingfeld, Mrs. w. B. Wingfield,
Katherine Mathews, Jennie B. Howell.
Gertrude Howell, DIR. T. Kay, A. T.
Wheaton, p. X. Bauman, j. III Wheal
ton, c. Lancaster, B. Lancaster, C. G.
Aikers, j. t. Ellyson.
The steam yacht Mabel, of Hampton,
Va. Commodore R. r. Ashby, Captain
l.. T. Carey, and Vice-C Commander W.
E. Lawson, jr., was here Tuesday ant
Wednesday of this week. Among ths
crew were Messrs. F. Q. Stanton, j.
FL. Peek, ]. II. Bowen, ]. w. Rowe,
p. T. Woodward, E. H. Hickman, M
, B. Tignor and C. L. Sinclair. The
} Mabel is bound for cruise in the Rap
pahannock. Potomac and other Virgins
waters, and judging from the looks OF
thecrew they are bent on having jolly
good time. On Wednesday evening
they took party of young people ou
for little cruise.