Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-23

ooAthiorc InlS week.
Rufus Milligan was guest of f. A.
Gunby the past week.
J. Taylor Branche. of Suffolk, visited
friends here this week.
w. Mcdonald Lee is on the James
and in Richmond this week.
T.. w. Long and daughter, Miss
Pauline, are in Baltimore this week.
Mrs. o. II. Sherman, OF Baltimore,
is visiting her parental home here.
Mrs. Chas. Raines was called to Bal
timore Thursday by the illness of her
father.
Joe and Thurman Sanders were visit
ing Capt. Sanders family at Lancaster
Sunday.
Mrs. Jno. r. Davis left Wednesday
for months visit to Baltimore and
ChesconDesssex, IA.
Margaret Dix has returned from
two weeks visit to Mildred Stoneham,
at Molusk.
Mrs. Robert George and two daugh-
tiers. Donzella and Claudia, are visiting
in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maris and Miss
Ruby Smith were in Norfolk several
days this week.
Capt. w. l.. Messick and Bernard
Willing were in Baltimore the past
week on business.
Little Miss Lizzie Barnett left Friday
for Baltimore. where she will attend
school this session.
Among the sick are: l.. II. Rilee,
Vernon Messick, Mrs. w. l.. Messick,
Miss Ruth Messick.
Mrs. B. S. Hammonds and sons re-
turned Saturday from a five weeks
visit to relatives in Gloucester county.
Mrs. Jno. Pritchard, of Baltimore,
accompanied by her little granddaughter,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jos. Thomas.
Reports from Archie Kirkmyer say
he is improving. His mother conteni-
plates going to Norfolk tonight to see
him.
If you need dress shirt call at the
Irvington Haberdashery Store and in
spect our stock of Manhattan and Lion
Brand shirts.
+. M. Edwards. Manager.
c. NJ. Struven, of Baltimore, visited
the factories in this and adjoining
counties the past week in interest of his
house.
w. T. Jones is making improvements
to the interior of the courthouse-chang-
ing a stairway from inside to the vesti-
bule.
Capt. w. l.. Messick and son, Paul,
left Tuesday for Fork Union, Va,
where the latter will attend military
school this session.
Mrs. Mabel Roberts. of Baltimore,
who visited friends and relatives at
Merry Point for two week. is now visit
ing friends here.
Miss Rubenette Lee, though still in
disposed, was spared an operation for
appendicitis bya timely visit to Norfolk,
accompanied by her uncle, DIR. Newbill.
The Royal Tailors' clothing is known
all over the country and sought because
of quality and workmanship. F. A
Gunby & Son are their lrvington rep
resentatives.
Miss Eva Dyke. of Baltimore. who
has been visiting her parental home
the past six week, has returned TO that
city. accompanied by her sister, Miss
Sarah.
Mrs. j. c. Harding and little daughter
returned Wednesday from Baltimore
where they have been several weeks.
Mrs Harding's niece. Byrnina Baugher
accompanied her home.
Summer is about over, and you will
have to prepare for the cold snap,
which is bound TO come. In order to
prevent cold wear IA flannel top shirt.
We have ali sizes, all prices, and all
colors.
IrvingtOn Haherdashery Co.,
K. M. Edwards, Manager.
Miss Sue Dunlap, of Ohio, who has
been visiting Miss Pauline c. Long the
past few weeks, was called home
Tuesday on account of her brother
having his arm broken by an automobile.
Misses Mary Brown and Irene Packet,
Of Warsaw. who have been visiting Mrs.
A. James. ST., near here, have returned
to their home. Mrs. Sue Courtney and
Miss Leola diff, of Warsaw, are now
visiting Mrs. James.
Just received our Fall and Winter
stock of Mems suits and trousers. If
you are in hurry for either suit or
trousers. and do not want to wait to
have same made. run right to the Ir-
Vington Haberdashery Co., no matter
what size you are. We can fit you.
X. M. Edwards, Manager
RELIGIOUS.
Services will be held at Old Christ
church next Sunday afternoon.