Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-05-06

DIR. j. b. Hodgkin spent Friday and
Saturday at Urbanna.
F. G. Newbill was in Essex county
on business this week.
Among the recent sick are: r. H.
Hudson, Mrs. M. 2. Jones.
Capt. and Mrs. b. l.. Willing and son,
T. j., are in Norfolk this week.
Miss Hattie Ann Virginia Clarke,
of Lively, is guest of Mrs. T. r. Tells.
Loyola Leland took his fine span of
horses to Baltimore Monday with view
to sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving R. Messick have
moved into A. p Messick's house for
the summer.
Linwood James is assisting in the
bank here during L. 7. Rocks absence
in Fredericksburg.
DR.. G. H. Oliver leaves for Southern
Baptist Convention Tuesday, 10th, and
will return on 18th.
70 assorted Post Cards. scenery. sentimen- Zoe
tai. comic and various colored views. No two
alike. Only 10 cents mailed postpaid. Addr ess
Southern Supply System. Box 90, West Point Va.
M. E. Clarke, of Regent, promi-
nent business man in that section, was
here Monday and Thursday.
Miss Caroline v. Gunby is spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. T. A
Treakle, in lower Lancaster.
Calls & Jet have completed painting
Capt. ]. w. Hundley's house and are
now identifying the bank building.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Sullivan, of
Rehoboth Church, spent Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Ste. Smith.
Chas. Wacker, Sr.. was here Thurs
day en- route from the Indian Greek Fer
tilizer Works to his home in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Meekins, Mrs.
w. d. Wilder. r. F. Meekins and
daughter, Leah, spent Thursday at
Sharps.
For gasoline that will go a fourth
further than any other use Texaco Auto
Gasoline. For sale by +. A. Gunby Il
Son, Irvington, Va
Capt. o. w. Hudson, of police boat
James River, was here this week paint
ing and overhauling and is at present
on the lower bay.
Numbers OF our young men are leav-
ing each week for their summers EN-.
ployment on steamers fishing for the
different fertilizer works on the bay.
Archie Kirkmyer returned Monday
night from Norfolk hospital, wher,
he was operated on several weeks ago
the third time within the past year or so
Mrs. ]. T. Rilee, Mr.. and Mrs. w
ID. Wilder, Capt. C. B. Riggin, Lacy
Kirkmyer and Misses Gladys Rilee
Ethel Riggin and Nellie Dix were il
Norfolk Saturday.
Mrs. F. C. Franz and children re
turned Saturday from Baltimore wher,
they had been several weeks attending
the bedside and subsequent obsequiei
of Mrs. Franz's father.
Capt. H. c. Glenn. of Wheaton
en- route to lower Middlesex, stopped il
here Monday and left his little daughter
Mabel. to visit her aunt, Mrs. r. w
Harding, calling for her Tuesday.
After all is said and done, can yol
possibly do any better than to ship L
A. Lewis & Son? The house that never
fails-does better than you expect
See ad in this paper.
Mrs. A. p. Messick left Friday for Bal
timore to spenda fewweek before taking
up her abode at Election for the summer
Mr.. Messick leaves in few days fol
his work on the Great Wicomico.
T. A. Treakle and son, Coulbourn, Of
lower Lancaster. spent few days will
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Gunby this week
Mr.. Treakle's health is extremely poor
and he and Mrs. Treakle expect to leave
in a short while for Niagara Falls t.
spend several weeks.
Capt. John w. HundIey left Tuesday
to visit Crisfield, Deals Island and Sails.
bury, Md. At the latter place he will
receive treatment under DR.. Spring fol
his ear, which has given him consider
able trouble for years.
B. S. Hammonds and Lewis Burke
arose at $3.50 yesterday morning anG
got good look at the comet. They
say that the comet, Venus and the
moon rose in order named and lined uI
eastward respectively.
The Texas Co., of New York, has ap
pointed F. A. Gunby & Son agents fol
it's gasoline and oils, and has placed two
large tanks near their oyster house. A
large tank boat was here last week anc
left supply of gasoline.
Fishing steamer Colbourn, of tn,
Carter's Creek Fish Guano. Co., toweC
the government steamer General War
rem, pile driver and lighters to Wash
ington this week from up the Kappa
hammock, the Warren becoming disabled
while proceeding with the tow.
T. T. Osbone, of the Norfolk Build
ing Supplies Corporation, Norfolk, is il
the. Northern Neck this week and will
work the Southside before returning t,
that city. Mr.. Osborne dropped il
Tuesday morning to pay his respects
If you contemplate building or making
improvements make it a point to Sc
him or write this we'll establishe,
house.
While passing near where machinist
were hammering on steel key on fish
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