Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-06-24

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tho VIRGINIA CITIZEN. Irvington.Vs.
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ssininate wholesome views Of life.
E. w. long was in Baltimore Thurs
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dyke have move,
to Essex county to reside.
George Thompson, near here had |
valuable cow to die Tuesday.
F. G. Newbill attended court at Tap
pahsnnock Monday and Tuesday.
County Surveyor II. 2. Hall was do
ing work in this vicinity the past week
The V. l. A. will meet at DIR. Oliver
office tonight friday in important
meeting.
Miss Pauline C. Long was the guest
of Mrs. C. A. Pembroke, at Weems
this week.
Postponed Children's Day exercises
will be held at the Methodist Church
here Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Ashburn were
called to Norfolk Tuesday by the illness
of their daughter, Mrs. Thos. Hall.
Myrton Towill and friend, Webster
Tall, of Baltimore, spent last week will
the formers aunt, Mrs. S. p. Simmons
Wade Croxton returned home Mouda,
from Richmond where he has been at
tending Richmond College the pas
session.
A card from Jno. F. Gouldmsn, Jr.
of Fredericksburg, states that he wa
at his bank Saturday, the first tim
since April 18th.
Archie Kirkmyer left Wednesday 70
infirmsry treatment in Norfolk. A
here deeply wish for him favorable an
speedy restoration to health.
Messrs. William j. Haynie, job
Walker Hundley and w. Med. Lee
and Misses Grace and Rubenette lie
and Ruby Smith spent Tuesday in Girls
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Richardson an
Mrs. Jno. Folliard, all of upper Middle
sex, were recent guests of MIR. and Mr..
F. II. Wilshin. They were accomps
MED home by Folliard Street.
Misses Hannah Dix, Annie Hopkir
and Lucy Mcdaniel, of this place. ar
Bette T. Richardson, of Churchviev
expect to leave in a few days to after
the Summer Normal at Fredericksburg
The Messrs. Bryan, j. T. w. Curt
and editor Simpson, of the Times-Di
patch; Police Commissioner Chris Ma
ming. and several other prominel
Virginians came up last week to Wis
Editor Lee.
Judge X. Carter Scott. Col. B.
James, Secretary OF the Commo
wealth; Ben. p. Owens. secretary
Governor Mann and several 9th
Richmonders were here last week CT
ling on Fish Commissioners Lee.
Mrs. M. j. Irving returned last we
from North Carolina and Baltimor
where she spent the winter and sprin
Her sister, Mrs. j. A. Bonner, of Bi
timore, accompanied her down for
extended visit at the home of Capt
l.. Messick.
The following officers were elect
for ensuing term by Irvington Lod
No. 205. i. o. o. F.: Noble Grar
w. T. Jones; Vice-Grand, j. II. Maso
Secretary, ]. w. Hayden; Financi
Secretary. b. S. Hammonds; Treasur,
DIR. Geo. II. Oliver.
luc ioiiOWitiB Cduic ONtT iTOtii mitlt
beck Saturday to do shopping and S
our village: w. +. Carter. Miss Beatr
Carter, Purneil Saunders, Mrs. p,
nell Saunders. Miss Birdie Oliver, M
Estelie Stevens. Creston Saunders,
II. Dodson-the latter on special Blu
ness with the CITIZEN and Lancast
National Bank.
Little Miss Luise Efford, who w
her mother, Mrs. Ira Efford, of Ba
more, have been visiting at the home
Mrs l.. ii. Bryant, gave farew
party on Saturday from to 6 to
little entertainers. Games were ind
ged in and refreshments served. at
which all returned to their homes h,
ing had a good time.
CAUGHT ON TUE FLY.
Cephss M. Lewis, commission m
chant of Baltimore. received the fl