Notary Public Goes Anywhere in County for Business
Notary Public and J. P would travel to any part of the county or beyond to attend to his line of work, offering versatile service and accessibility.
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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1912
Page
5
Notary Public and J. P would travel to any part of the county or beyond to attend to his line of work, offering versatile service and accessibility.
In view of ice carrying away many stakes on oyster planting grounds shareholders should promptly hire a surveyor or inspector to supervise stake replacement. New statutes do not protect unmarked grounds and impose heavy penalties for wrong stake positions.
Thousands respond to The Woodworth Company offer of free Senpine trials for asthma hay fever bronchitis and catarrh. Claimants cite a Vienna University professor’s scientific compound as the basis for this purported cure and note nationwide interest in the remedy.
The second regular meeting of the Boys Club was held on February 23 with President Leonard Handy presiding. Recitations by Norman Burroughs and John Miller, debate by John Jordan Jessie Hutson Leonard Handy and John Snow, plus a review of current events by Wesley Jordan. Next meeting set for March 8. A Junior League formed by high school and certain grade pupils elected Lester Smith president and Kate Hudgins vice president with Eva Hudgins pianist, Susie Fitchett remits, and various students listed for geography and grammar exam results.
Locals and visitors figure in Mathews C H and surrounding area notes. Seabrook Smith and Clide Fox of Norfolk visited parental homes. Billy Kirkpatrick visited Mathews C H. Phaup to preach at Central Sunday 11 am and Salem 3 pm. Garnett visited Dr. William Gwathney in Middlesex. Mrs Hodgins left for Richmond to visit Earnest. Dr. Foster and Mrs. Foster returned from Rockingham. Rev Moore and wife returned to Louisville after staying with Mrs. Johr Hearn. Hopkins barn near Moon burned with cattle, corn, fodder, hay and equipment lost. J L V Young scouted New Point wharf project. Dr. Fisher touring county for Rockefeller Institute with health dept. Fisher to lecture Public Sanitation March 1 at 8 pm in Mathews. Lea’s free. Parson Gowen remarks on locals in various towns. Currie Judins in Baltimore Pharmacy School. Charlie Green in Norfolk business course. Edgar Winn in Jacksonville Florida with B T Bablitt Co. Ira Hearn returned to Jacksonville after visiting North mother’s home. Board of Supervisors met in Mathews Friday. road contract Crab Neck awarded to Captain Laban Hodging. state aid discussed and approved by Chesapeake and Piankatank districts. Lane-Diges Camp and Sallie Thompkins Chapter LL D held a bip day Feb 22. crowd, dinner, speeches by Rev George Gwenn, J C Garnet, Major M Stubbs. songs by Herrin Wolff and others. various ceremonies and patriotic items noted.
Miss Katheryn Diggs and Mr Spencer Montague Clash wed Wednesday morning at the bride’s parents home in Port Haywood. Attendants were Miss Annabelle Clash and Mgr Robert L Diggs. The couple plans residence at 1725 Bolton Street Baltimore after a brief south trip.
Merciless prose touts a sensational issue at Titlow's Magazine Counter. Readers are urged to place orders quickly as only a limited number are available, promised to reveal fierce tales and stark reality.
An elderly notice from Danville Virginia presents a testimonial praising Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach kidney and stomach related distress. The writer claims the pills cured indigestion and other ailments after blaming a troubled heart for two wars. The ad lists 25 cents at all druggists.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures colds and wards off pneumonia with no opium or narcotics. It asserts safety for all ages and that the product is sold by all dealers.
Letters from Mr B W D Barnes ex sheriff of Warren County Tennessee and Mr Gustav Himmelreich of Hochhelm Texas describe throat trouble asthma and illness improved after using Peruna and related products. Barnes says four bottles cured him Himmelreich reports eight months of suffering then six bottles of Peruna two of Lacupla and two of Manalia restored his ability to work.
Percival Picks outlines a reorganization urging a shift from per share voting to 50 life-member certificates, each with one vote and free fair admission. The plan swaps $2250 stock for 50 life memberships, raises $500 of debt paid by 175 first mortgage bonds, and aims to reduce annual expenses while protecting both small and large stockholders. A public discussion is urged at the March 15 meeting in Mathews.
The ladies of the U D C of Whites Neck host an Oyster Supper at Mobjack Hall on Wednesday night March 6 for the Confederate Monument fund. If Wednesday is bad the supper moves to Thursday. program includes speaking and music.
A Michigan man recounts a severe storm exposure that caused chest pain and breathing difficulty. After neighbors gave him several doses of King’s New Discovery, a physician advised continuing it and he fully recovered. The ad promises a safe, reliable cough and lung remedy with a 50 cent price and free trial bottle.
Fragmentary OCR hint describes a residence near a person named Geo. No clear event, date, or organization readable.
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