Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-07-08
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the VIRGINIA CITIZEN. trvington.Va,
Mrs. b. s. Hammonds was among the
recent sick.
Miss Ruth Messick is visiting friends
in fredericksburg.
William Midyette. of Ashland, left
yesterday. after spending a week with
friends here.
Mrs. VIM. l.. Ashburn was given a
reception Monday by her children and
grandchildren.
Capt. Frank James, of Richmond
county, is here this week having his
boat overhauled.
Miss Edith Brewington is visiting
Misses Ruth and Marie Beane at Lam
caster this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wendell, of Bal
timore, are visiting II. J. Dyke and
other relatives here.
Mrs. A. p. Messick, who is spending
home here for short visit.
Vernon Forester arrived Monday
from Baltimore to accompany his wife
and sister back to that city.
Miss Pauline C. Long left Monday
night for months stay with friends
in the southern part of the State.
Little Misses Pauline and Louise Lo-
key, Of White Stone, are visiting their
cousins, Mabel and Nsttie Lokey, of this
place.
A bunch of bananas received here by
Geo. Sanders few days ago contained
nest filled with dead birds from the
tropics.
Miss Lydia Heath left last week fol-
an extended visit to friends and rela-
tiVes in Baltimore and Eastern Shore
of Maryland.
Misses Grace and Rubenette Lee,
with Miss Alice Davis of Norfolk, left
last night for ten-days' visit to school
mates in Queen Anne. Md.
Turner BusseHs joined his father,
Capt. A. w. Bussells. on their boat
Wednesday, accompanied by Linwood
James as guest for few weeks.
Messrs. Andrew Weihree and Fred
Kroener, of Reading, Pa, were the
guests of the latter's relative, Capt,
Geo. w. Hoffman, the past week.
Half q dozen Confederate choir la
dies from 1rvington attended Lawson
Ball, G. ". meeting at the courthouse
Wednesday and sang for the veterans
II. w. Holloway. who has been max
ing his home with his sister, Mrs. j. ID
Hosier, for several months, left Tues
day to engage in business in New York
Mrs. Sallie Willing. who has beef
with her daughters in Baltimore ant
Portsmouth since last winter, il nov
here visiting her son. Capt. Il. l.
Willing.
w. w. Rankin, Jr.. field agent 70
Fredericksburg College, is expects
here today in the interest of his school
An attractive ad. will be found in an
other column.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Sadtler returne
to their home i'm Baltimore Wednesda
after spending six weeks st Irvingto
. Beach, Miss Sophia remaining over 70
awhile longer.
Mrs. r. Henry HARDWOOD, of Rich
mond, who spent several days with Mrs
w. Mcdonald Lee, left Tuesday even
ing to visit her parents, Capt. and Mrs
/. N. Bussells, in Wicomico.
Assessor Thompson, Of White Stone
left basket Of peaches in our Office
which same were worthy ofphotograpt
ing, Our section will grow almost any
thing to perfection il given attention
Mrs. j. ID. Ashburn returned frol
Portsmouth Sunday accompanied b
her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Hall. an
three little grandchildren. Mrs. Ha
Is just recovering from severe illness
Frank and Guile Hundley and siste
Miss Cora. spent the past week wit
relatives in Middlesex and Mathew
counties They were accompanie
home by George Owens and family, I
Mathews.
M. Z. Jones is having an engine hui
by B. l.. Simmons installed in his can,
by mechanic J. 7. Hayden. l.. I
Bryant Installed an engine for w.
and Dan Ashburn recently and rails,
on Capt. G. w. Rotfman's canoe.
A. p. Rowe and family and Mrs
c. Rowe and two sons, of Frederick
burg. arrived the past week to visit Il
respective families of the ladies'. VI
Rowe spent two days, returning to h
work of managing the Free Lance.
Geo. w. Thompson and r. X. Dun
way, of White Stone. occasional
make IrvingtOnians envious by drivir
each handsome pair of blacks into O.
midst" No ''automobubbles' for
when you can hold ribbons on such
these.
Hon. s. Wilkins Matthews. Secreta
OF the Commission of Fisheries, w