Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-09-16

Rev. ]. ID. Hosier is in Norfolk this
week.
Oyster season opened officially yes
terday.
William Wise was in Baltimore receiv-
ing hospital treatment this week.
Epwerth League Social at the par
sonage tonight friday.
Mrs. A. N. Tribe continues i'll. Miss
Flora Lokey is also indisposed.
Mary Towll spent last week with
Leila Claybrook at Kilmarnock.
Miss Nell Ford was guest of Miss
Tottie Damerson, at Weems, the past
week.
Miss Norma Bussells returned We'd
nesday from months visit to Balti-
more.
Twenty-Five cents will secure the
CITIZEN from now until January LIST.
Give it trial.
Miss Lula Lumpkin, of King and
Queen county. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
j. r. Southworth.
The Sanford Show has pitched tent
on the old public school lot and viii
give shows each evening for week.
Mrs. p. II. Sadler and daughters,
Mrs. Harry c. Hopkins and Mrs. Thos.,
w. Burke, left Monday for Baltimore.
A. l.. Lee of Pittsburg, Pa, is on
visit to his brother, the Editor of this
paper. the first visit south for fourteen
years.
Ed Downing Broun, of Exmore. Va
spent Monday night and Tuesday here
en- route TO his parental home at Browns
Store.
Ebert Carter, formerly of this place
but now of North Carolina, is in the
Marine hospital here receiving medical
attention. y.
Mrs. p H. C. Franklin, of Baltimore. !,
sister of j. Is. Cralle. of Kilmarnock,
is at the Irvington Beach for an in
definite stay.
The Rappahannock Oyster Growers
and Packers Association will meet next
Monday afternoon at O'Clock in DR..
divers Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Glenn and daugh-
ter. Mabel, of Wheaton, spent few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Harding
the past week.
Turner Bussells arrived Monday night
to spend few days with his aunt, Mrs.
T.. w. Long, before matriculating at
the University of Virginia.
School days are here and so is the
Irvington Haberdashery Co. with a
full line of school suits and knickerbock-
er pants from five to eighteen years
+. Nj. Edwards. Manager.
Mrs. Susie Crandal and little child. of
Fisherman. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Crandall the past week,
returned home Wednesday.
Geo. w. Kimball and daughter, Mrs.
Eddie Taylor. with two small children,
all of New York, are spending the
week with S. b. Griffith and family.
Mrs. j. w. Hayden and Miss Pearl
Riiee left yesterday for Baltimore to
select fall stock millinery. L. f.
Thompson leaves today for Baltimore
and other cities.
lust received our new line of Fall
Hats for men and boys. We also han
die full line of Stetsou hats.
lexington Haberdashery Co.,
Il. M. Edwards, Manager.
Messrs. Lee and Rowe will be at Lam
caster Monday tcourtday) and will be
pleased tn have you look them up and
pay that long deferred account or talk
TO them on any other matters in their
line of business.
The Royal Tailors' clothing is known
all over the cOuntry and sought because
of quality and workmanship. r. A.
Gunby & Son are their Irvington rep
Eesentatives. Measures taken py V. o.
Wiley.
Mrs. w Mcdonald Lee, Misses Ruth
Messiek, Gladys Rilee and Grace, Rube-
nette and Virginia Lee, Messrs. l.. II.
Rilee. L.. 2. Rock, Jr.. Lacy Kirkmyer,
Marty Hspiins and Wallace Smith
were in Norfolk thie week.
In order To make faoaa for our new
Fall and Winter Stock. We will sell any
of Willey's goods for cash below the
actual cost.
iryinsiOn Haberdashery Co,
f.. Nj. Edwards, Manager.
A scribe from Molusk. signing "P.
ID. T." persists In sending communica-
tions. presumably for publication, care
of business houses in the town. Such
letters wilt go to the waste basket.
We appreciate the nsws, but it mSsst be
sent direct to us and the writer's full
name signed.
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
Mrs Fred Claybrook. Jr.. of Baiti-