Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-30

Miss Lilly Brewington is in Baltimore
this week.
Mrs. w. K. Lee spent last week
with friends at Fleeton.
o. III. Sherman spent few days
with his wife here the past week.
w. w. Broaddus and Thurman Sanders
are visiting relatives at Warsaw.
Little Miss Margaret Treakle, of
lower Lancaster, is visiting Miss Nellie
Dix.
Lacy Kirkmyer, J. A. George and
f. G.. Newbill were in Baltimore this
week.
Capt. j. W. Hundley left Wednesday
for Salisbury, Md, to receive treat
ment.
Harry Ely, engineer on tug running
out of Baltimore, is home on a weeks
vacation.
Miss Blanche Hammonds is visiting
Ohto. AuAhch oduiiueIs, al mllletDech,
this week.
Miss Stella Robertson. of lower Lam
caster, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Norma Bussells.
Mrs. Arthur p. Messick came over
from Fleeton Sunday to spend while
with relatives here.
Sixteen sweet potatoes weighing 10
pounds were gotten out of one potato
hill in DR.. Newbill's patch.
Miss Pauline C. Long left yesterday
to study music this session at the
Peabody Institute, Baltimore.
Mrs. r. III. Hudson and two children
are visiting relatives and friends in
upper Northumberland county.
Miss Alice Croxton left Saturday
night for Indian Greek near Norfolk, to
teach this session in private family.
Pollard Bussells, of Kilmarnock, is
mother, Mrs. Sarah Anne Bussells.
Among the recent sick are: Mrs.
Mary Jane Irving, Miss Marjorie George.
Mrs. Jas. ). Lokey, Miss Flora Lokey.
Prof. III. w. Rinker, of Leesburg,
Va, arrived Monday night and will
open the High School here next Monday.
For rainy weather wear an English
Zephyr or English Slip-on rain coat. We
have all sizes.
Irvington Haberdashery Co.,
l.. M. Edwards. Manager.
A fine young COW belonging to Capt.
j. E. Bussells entangled herself in a
rope with which she was tied Tuesday
and broke her neck.
A party of young people, chaperoned
by Mrs. J. f. Bussells. made the trip To
Urbanna and return on mail steamer
MARY" Tuesday.
Mrs. A. S. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Snead and Miss Mamie Snead,
all of upper Lancaster, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. X. S. Mitchell.
Before ordering your new suit,
trousers or overcoat. insist on seeing
the handsome Fall and Winter line of
samples displayed at our store. Fit,
workmanship and quality guaranteed.
Irvington Haberdashery Co.,
+. M. Edwards, Manager.
Misses Grace and Rubenette Lee left
Sunday night for Buena Vista, Va, to
enter upon their duties as music teachers
instrumental and vocal, respectively.
Capt. Jno. T. Anderton and crew left
yesterday for the James after having
the crack police schooner ''Pocomoke"
Overhauied here on Messck's railway.
Mrs. j. w. Barnes. of Richmond, ar
rived Monday night to visit her sister,
Mrs. j. Is. Lawton. and accompany home
her mother. Mrs. Mary Barnes. who
has been here some months.
Received n full line of heavy under
wear, consisting Of red fiannels, natural
wool. fleece lined and derby ribbed. We
also have full stock of gloves for dress,
driving or heavy working gloves.
lrvingt0n liaberdashery Co..
T.. III. Edwards, Manager.
Mrs. Geo c. Kirkmyer spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Norfolk with her
son, Archie. who is reported as improv-
ing. Mrs. Wayland ID. Wilder was also
An that city few days this week
Following is the dinner committee of
the Parsonage Aid Society. which meets
Thursday of next week (6th) at the par
sonage: Mrs. Mamie Sanders, Mrs.
Matte Jones. Mrs. V. C.. Simmons and
Mrs. Sallie James.
The Cortrisht Metal Single Advocate is out for
September. bright breezy and full of useful hints
for those intending 10 build. well as those who
have To do the actual work. There thirty-five
thousand receiving this issue. and If you are not
one Of them /; is your own fault. ss the Advocate
is free to anyone who asks for it. A postal to the
Cortright Metal Roofing Company. Philadelphia
Pa. will insure your name being put on their mail.
ing Est.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
A Teachers Institute will be held at
Iancaaser a. for 1uhifa taach..o o,,