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Newspaper

Mathews Journal

Location

Mathews, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1906

Page

3

Little Local Items Offer News From Mathews County

Short, bustling items note lost pockets, notes on local deaths, sales, and society doings. Highlights include lost pocketbook near Hudgins and Williams wharf, the return of a key, local improvements, sales of canoes and leather goods, church notices, medical ads for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, and a string of visitor and traveling notices throughout Mathews County doors and boats.

Hudgins P. QO Williams’ Wharf Journal H. Clifford Hudgins R. L. Mickleborough Bohannon Hollister G. S. Marchant Apply Journal Oroprier

Moon County Correspondence Highlights Local Notices

Local notes report August 1 marriage of Tom Forrest and Mrs. Claywell at the parsonage. Norfolk trip for the groom. Mrs. John Hunley hosts guests including Mrs. Luke Hudgins and Miss Lizzie Fox is ill. Community updates: infants, illnesses, visitors, travel between Norfolk and Math es. A group of Fox and Jordan family members are mentioned with general activity and health updates.

Tom Forrest Claywell Norfolk Mesdames Luke Hudgins Effie Downs J. T. Hudgins John Hunley Mary Evans

Hay Fever Relief Ad Ends Breathing Troubles

An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick aid for hay fever and summer colds. It claims immediate relief from difficult breathing and healing of inflamed air passages, noting the genuine product in a yellow package sold by E. Richardson.

Foley 8. E. Richardson

Locust Grove Socials Include Visits and Music

Miss Katie L Evans returned home from time with aunt Mrs Virginia Green and enjoyed rowing and riding on the launch. Mr Willie Ward from Crisfield played fine graphophone pieces, with his brother and father visiting Mathews. Mr Pool hosted a merry party on his launch last week with Mesdames Jack Green, Julia Green, Sadie Borum, Sallie The Joseph Jordan among attendees.

Katie L. Evans Virginia Green Kate Green Willie Ward Mr. Ward Crisfield Mathews Pool Mesdames Jack Green Julia Green Sadie Borum Sallie Joseph Jordan

Warning on Kidney Cure Claims for Kidney and Bladder Diseases

A sharp ad claims Foley's Kidney Cure cure all forms of kidney and bladder diseases. It urges sufferers to avoid trouble by using the product, implying guaranteed positive results and blaming readers for any failure if they do not use it.

Page Bullock Cardinal Dolly Madison Foley S. E. Richardson

Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visitations

Miss Rose Morgan of Portsmouth visits grandmother Mrs James Hudgins. Miss Ella Wiggs of Berkley visits Capt J L Hudgins. Guss Banks at home this Arthur. Vernon Wilson of Baltimore telegraphs and visits with Mrs Lucy Banks. Ned Forrest of Norfolk visits his mother. Capt W B Diggs at home for a few days. Capt Dolphin Morgan and W T Morgan from Norfolk spend Sunday at camp meeting with family. Miss Lola Diggs and Mable Smith of South Norfolk depart after visit with Mrs Geo Sadler.

Rose Morgan Portsmouth James Hudgins Ella Wiggs Berkley J. L. Hudgins Guss Banks Arthur and Vernon Wilson Baltimore Mrs Lucy Banks Ned Forrest Norfolk W. B. Diggs Dolphin Morgan W. T. Morgan Lola Diggs Mable Smith South Norfolk Geo, Sadler

Hurst Family Hosts Oak Grove Party Delights Guests

Capt and Mrs Wm B Hurst entertain a party at Oak Grove with son Charles E Hurst bride Mrs Wesley Hudgins and son Herman, Mrs William Bass and Miss Lillian Hudgins of Norfolk, Mrs Seth Marchant and Lillian Marchant of Baltimore, Miss May Hudgins and Carrie Hurst. Dr and Mrs Cowardin of Richmond arrive by steam launch and will stay several days. Charles Hurst and Herman Hudgins left Tuesday to meet Dr Cowardin at Old Point.

Wm. B. Hurst Oak Grove Charles E. Hurst Wesley Hudgins Herman William Bass Lillian Hudgins Norfolk Seth Marchant Lillian Marchant Baltimore May Hudgins Carrie Hurst Minga Messrs Charles Hurst Herman Hudgins Cowardin Old Point

Ex Sheriff R B Gayle Dies. Funeral Held in Mobjack

Ex sheriff R B Gayle died last Thursday morning and funeral services were held Friday afternoon conducted by Rev G A Remagen with Rev C H Williams assisting. He was known as a good and useful citizen. The Ladies of the Confederate Monument Committee hosted a Mobjack fundraiser Monday, drawing a large crowd and about $20 from refreshments. Miss Maude E Minter, nursing student at Danville General Hospital, is home on vacation with Miss Wimmer. Mr Carter White of Baltimore is visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs J D White.

Henry Lane St. Paul's Episcopal Church Goochland County Roland Walker Dorothy Norfolk Poplar Grove Catskill Mountains A. J. Miller Baltimore Philadelphia Savannah W. T. Miller Berkshire Gillie Miller Annie Farinholt Russel Foster Berkley Mathews Kennedy S. E. Richardson Sheppard Miller Bessie D. Miller Bedford Springs Sir John Bethel Church St. Paul's Church St. Pauls J. T. Allen Rockfish Circuit Nelson County D. H. Suarez Hallieford Mathews County Timore Hotel Mathews DeWitt Sek. Richardson Perry Miles Richmond Gusburton Old Point Comfort Monroe Forrest Turner Healy George Drisgill Vernon Stephenson J. Flave Marchant Lee Miles East River S. I. Richardson Laura Jenkins Retz Jack” Whittington R. J. Reynolds Winston-Salem Willie White McDonald's Stag Hotel Elwood Williams May Turnbull Hampton Maude Blassingham Pearl Kelly New York Vere MacMath R. B. Gayle G. A. Remagen C. H. Williams Gayle Ladies of the Confederate Monument Committee Maude E. Minter Danville General Hospital Wimmer Carter White J. D. White Howard W Carolina

Gasoline Engine Prices Fall at Lathrop Offer

Parties buying Gasoline Engines should note the reduced Lathrop Engine prices effective August 1, 1906. The 2-H.P. single cylinder lists at 161.50 with various options and cylinders priced up to 420.00 for the 9-H.P. two-cylinder model.

Lathrop H. P

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