Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1909-08-27

for month in Ohio.
T. w. Croxton was in Norfolk this
week visiting friends.
Farnham Academy, 18th annual ses-
sion begins September 20. See ad.
Miss Olive Brooks, of Portsmouth,
Va, was visiting Miss Pauline Long
this week.
Fred Kirkmyer of Baltimore spent a
few days the past week at his parental
home here.
Mrs. w. K. Lee, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Chas. Palmer, of Election, has
returned home.
Mrs. w. H. Davidson and son, of
Cambridge, Md. are at the home of
Capt. w. l.. Messick
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Jett and three
children, after a short stay here, have
left for King George.
Miss Agnes James was guest of Miss
Fannie Bell Adams. at White Stone,
several days last week.
Miss Pauline Long will teach music at
our High School this coming session
which begins October LIST.
DR.. w. j. Newbill joins Capt. Geo.
7. Squires in Baltimore today for ex-
pert examination to the latter.
DIR. III. M. Wharton and Messrs.
Broughton, with their ladies', ran up
from camp Monday to visit our town.
Mrs. India Lewis (nee Daneker), of
Baltimore. is visiting Mrs. Clarence
Brewington and other relatives here.
Mrs. w. j. Willing, of Election. ar
rived last week to spend while with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. S. b. Griffith.
Thos. Hall. of Norfolk, spent few
days the past week with his family
who have been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Bette Lilly and Mrs. Elnora
Morgan, of Mathews. mother and sister
OF Mrs. j. c. Brewington, are visiting
the latter.
Gunby & Son have built n new. stair
way leading from the post office to
their canning factory-a much needed
convenience.
Friends of the family are rejoiced to
learn that the condition of Miss Susie
Claybrook, at Maryland University
Hospital, is improved.
Messrs- r. j. Cavanaugh and ]. T.
White, both of Baltimore, who have
been the guests of the Messrs. Kirk
myer for the past two weeks, return
home today.
After a pleasant sojourn of some
weeks here j. Griff Edwards and En-
sign Richardson returned Tuesday to
Portsmouth. Their wives remain
week longer.
Mrs. j. GriT Edwards and Mrs. S.
w. Harris spent Monday at the home
b of the Misses Pinckard, Rehoboth
Church. Miss Grace Pinckard coming
here for them.
Mrs S. w. Harris, after n fifteen
hundred mile automobile tour North
with MIR. Harris, returned Saturday to
spend ten days with her sister, Mrs. ].
Grifr Edwards.
Messrs. Walter Messick, of the Nor
ris & Fisher Co, of Reedville, and
Wallace Rowe and Wallace Smith. of the
Indian Greek Fertilizer Co., are home
this week attending camp.
Among the recent sick who are i'm
proving are: Mrs. w. T. Jones, Mrs.
j. A. Croxton. Mrs. Lewis Burke,
who has been very i'll with typhoid
fever. is now convalecing.
T. j. Eubank. Browns Store, Va, is
IN the market for a few thousand each
chestnut and white oak ties. Could also
handle cargo or so OF sap pine lumber
For full particulars write him.
"iSScS NEdCc anu huDenelLe Lee
have returned from a ten days. house
party at the home of Miss Winnie
Matthews. in Accomac They will leave
IN n few days ON visit To SmithGeld.
Miss Annie Baugher, who received a
serious fracture of the ankle ligaments
by collision on the skating link, is
improving, though it will be some
weeks before she will be able to use the
foot.
j. ii. Baugher, because of indisposi-
ton, last week left his yachting party
at fredericksburg and went by rail To
Baltimore for treatment. He is much
improved. The rest of the party re-
turned here
In order to advertise the business.
will take boarders the rest of season at
$500 a week
j. w. CLARKSoN,
Sharps Wharf, Va.
(Rappahannock River).
Ernest Longworth's family, of Ocran,
have moved into their winter home in
West Irvington recehtly purchased
of w. II. Ford. Mr.. Longworth, who
is chief engineer on one of the b. e..