Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-05-20
LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION.
All communications should be addressed to
the ViRorsIk CITIZEN. Irviugton.va.
j. A. Rogers visited his son at Millen-
beck this week.
Mrs. w. ID. Wilder is visiting her
parental home in Norfolk.
Frank G. Newbill was in Baltimore
and Washington the past week.
Mrs. Geo. Ste. Smith spent Monday
at the Courthouse with relatives.
Epworth League Social meets to-
night friday with the Misses Rilee.
Miss Myrtle V. Brewington is helping
out in the fire associations office here.
Mrs. w. L. Messick is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. P. Rowe in Freder-
icksburg.
Among the recent sick, now improved,
are: w. r. Mason, Edwin Bussells, Jr.,
Mildred Leonard.
Miss Nan Hopkins returned Monday
from Sunnybank, where she has been
teaching the past session
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. w. Burke, of
Baltimore, were visiting the lady sister,
Mrs. Harry C. Hopkins, this week.
The finest of the editors Chinco-
league ponies made die of it Monday
from eating too much German clover.
Misses Norma Bussells and Edith
Brewington spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Stella Robertson at Anti
Rapp.
w. Mcdonald Lee left Tuesday to
rest a week in the mountains at Buena
Vista. where Mrs. Lee and two daugh-
tiers now are.
For gasoline that will go fourth
further than any other use Texaco Auto
Gasoline. For sale by F. A. Gunby &
Son, Irvington, Va.
The home association wants to
''thump it into" policy holders that no,
tice sheets of assessments MUST be re-
turned with remittances.
BY call of the president the V. l. A.
will meet at DIR. divers office tonight
friday. Every member of the asso-
citation is urged to be present.
Urbanna High School Literary Society
and friends. spent Thursday in our
town ''picnicing." They came prepared
for a game of ball in the afternoon.
Mrs. Ernest G. Baldwin and sister
Miss Ester Coulbourn, of Roanoke, Va.
arrived Monday to spent some tim,
with their cousin, Miss Caroline v
Gunby.
j. T. Rilee and family and Misses
Edith George and Ruth Messick spen
Sunday with relatives at Urbanna. The,
were accompanied back by Jno. George
of that place.
If you contemplate building or re
covering your building use the bes
material. The Cortright Metal Single
will last indefinitely and are the cheap
est in the end.
Mrs. Geo. Kimball and daughter, Mrs
Gertie McVeigh, with little son, all o
Staten Island, N. Y, are visiting Mrs
Thos. Croxton, Mrs. McVay expectin
to stay some time.
Mrs. ]. b. Smith, formerly of thi
place. but now of Fredericksburg. spen
few days here the past week. comm
over from Bertrand where she is visit
ing Mrs. T. |. Radcliffe.
Mrs. o. H. Sherman, of Baltimor,
arrived Monday to spend several week
with her parents, Capt. and Mrs. w.
Messick. She has as her guest Mi:
Annie Smith. of Norfolk.
Messrs. Key and Clarence Howard
of Fredericksburg, were here Monda
on their speed boat, the Up. d. Q,
having come down the river some tin
before for an outing at Urbanna.
Mrs. j. w. Stubblefield, Mrs. Mar
Bland, Mrs. Ida Roane, Jas. and Pre-
ton Bland, all of Gloucester. and E.
Stubblefield, of Coan. are visiting I'll
families of b. S. Hammond and in
r. Padgett.
Rev. G. Y. Bradley dropped in Il
Office to say ''howdy" Thursday, havir
stopped off at White Stone that NOR
ing while en- route to Tappahannoc
from the Southern Baptist ConventiC
and New York.
A letter from Captain Jno. v
Hundley, who is in Salisbury, Md
under the care of specialist, states
is getting along as well as could be e
pected and that he will leave in fe
days for Philadelphia and New York.
Misses Pauline C. Long, Carr
Evans and Bette T. Richardson spe
from Friday until Tuesday in Middlese
the former two at Urbanna and Il
latter at her home near Churchvie'
Earl Segar, of Urbarna, came aft
and returned with them.
l.. T. Rock, Jr.. who has been ASST:
ing in Farmers & Merchants Bank