Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-02


Baltimore.
Call and see Bonner Bros fancy
Cakes and candies. only 10 cents per
pound.
Mrs H. E Robertson and Miss Gladys
Powell of Palmer, were visiting here
Wednesday.
Capt and Mrs. E. w. Long left for
Baltimore Wednesday to visit their
$ daughter, Miss Pauline.
w. L. Sanders. of White Stone, and
Mesdames Bruce and Durphy were
here locking around Tuesday.
IL you have Xmas wares to sell, it is
time to begin big advertising. Other.
wise, you will have much left over.
Miss L. Talley returned to her home
near Fredericksburg Friday, after
spending three months here as milliner.
Owing to so much general new and
number of weddings several interesting
communications are crowded out this
week.
Miss Mary Orville Street spent Sun
day here, enroute to Kilmarnock, from
the teachers Institute in Richmonn and
her home in Essex county.
Only three more issues of this paper
before the holidays. If you have any
thing to say, to sell or to buy, say it
quickly through our columns.
Six dollars in paper was lost between
the rink and Lewis Burk's home Satur-
day, November 18th. Finder will kindly
return to CITIZEN office and get liberal
reward.
Reading the birthday celebration Of
a young Irvingtonian in an other col
umn, "AuntyS Spec" rises 20 remark
that Riley got off at the wrong sta
ton: Heaven is my homev' -3'sa
Editor w, Mcdonald Lee is on the
James river this week. Thursday night
he is to attend the annual banquet of
the Newport News Chamber of Com
merce as their invited guest.
Mrs. James McCarty, Misses Essie
Stevens and Sallie Belfield, Messrs. C.
<. Saunders, II. H. Dodson, Il. Jesse
Oliver, j. r. and E. F. Stevens, all of
Millenbeck. were here Saturday.
Presiding-elder Boggs will preach at
White Stone tomorrow Saturday.
morning.. hold first quarterly meeting in
the afternoon. preach here Sunday
morning and at White Stone in. the
afternoon.
+. G. Newbill was joined in Baltimore
Saturday morning by his brother, Capt.
w. ID. Newbill, of Fort Myer, Va, and
the two witnessed the Army and Navy
football game in Philadelphia that AZ
ternoon.
To correct a wrong impression: The
Northern Neck Mutual Fire Association,
at Irvington. insures horses, cattle, We
hicles. implements and such like (no
grain or provender) against fire, at
the same rate as barns.
The party who got Lacy Kirkmyer's
overcoat off steamer Daisy by mistake
will be paid for trouble by returning
1t to the CITIZEN Office. Color grey:
or black and grey herring bone, with
velvet collar
Miss CAROLYN v. Gunby, who is in the
census department, Washington, ar
rived home Wednesday with Capt. and
Mrs. Guhby. Miss Caroline attended
the Army and Navy game in Philadel-
phia. She has recently received her
second promotion in the department.
Sunday schools are cordially invited
to inspect our line of toys and Christ
mas tree ornaments before buyinQ.
Beautiful Christmas and New Year
cards. 10 cents per dozen. Come
early to avoid rush. Bonner Bros.
Kilmarnock.
1t was jovial and brilliant set of the
Northern Neck bar that met here Tues
day night in annual session. and "mine
1AScs AAtS>tiCi oCtsC0 aIfu U1D-
quet even to their taste After the
banquet young ladies and gentle
: men of the village entertained them
with music. songs and recitations.
Come again, friends.
This is the right time to have your
piano tuned. have engaged an expert
piano tuner to do my tuning, formerly
many years with Stieff Piano Co. II
you have a piano needing attention
please send me your name and address
that / may arrange to have my man
call when in your territory; you can de.
eide about having the work done then.
This will be more satisfactory to ali
concerned and less expensive. Having
3 had many years experience in this work
myself am in a position to guarantees
satisfaction to all my customers. Dc
not delay in sending your name and adj
Z dress IL you own a piano 1t ia likely
that no other tuner will work this ter
ritory hereafter.
w. --~-r PAUL DEB. KoPs.
Urbanna. Va.