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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
5
The notice lists appointments at Matthews Circuit with locations Bethel Central and Salem. Dates include July 3 and July 16 with times around morning and afternoon sessions. Additional entries reference Bethel and Central on multiple days shifted between 3:30 PM and 9:30 AM.
Beulah services at 11 A M on the first, third and sixth Sundays. Beulah also at 3 P M on the second and fourth Sundays. St Pauls conducts 11 A M and 3 P M services on the first and third Sundays.
Mr Henry Terrie journeys to North Carolina and many Norfolk visitors call on county residents. Miss Dorothea McCandlish from Washington arrives at Poplar Grove while Captain Hudkins departs after family time. Various ads crop up for show cases, livestock, and buggy sales as well as preaching schedules and upcoming excursions, with numerous names across Norfolk Baltimore Richmond and New York.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Hudgins return from Baltimore after a delightful visit with relatives Miss Kate Hudgins of New Point returns home after time with her cousin Miss May Hudgins Mrs William R Hudgins guest of her sister at Jackson Place Baltimore will return home next week Mr George Owens returns from Baltimore Brunswick and Washington with Master Robert Grace of Brunswick Md Master Robert Hudgins visiting his uncle Mr William C Thomas of Baltimore has returned home He reports a delightful time and will teach friends how to play football
Mr Willie Hudgins is home on vacation while Mrs Burtons Hudgins arrived from Norfolk. Mrs Albert Grinnell and Mrs Dallas returned from Norfolk. Capt John Taylor and two sons are in Elizabeth City for a few days. Mrs Sam Hudgins and Mrs Willie Gale visit New York for a couple weeks. Eva Hudgins came home from Portsmouth after a rail trip. Mrs Luther Hudgins visiting her mother in York County. Mrs Enoch Hutson and daughter arrived from Norfolk where doctors treated her eyes.
An antiseptic treatment offered as an internal and external remedy. It claims to destroy troublesome disease germs and is marketed with a positive guarantee and wide availability.
An advertisement touts Sutherland's Eagle eye salve as painless and harmless with a guaranteed effect. It promises a quick cure for eye issues at 235c per box and claims wide availability everywhere.
Moon Miss May Fox returns from Middlesex county. Miss Lizzie Fox plans a month with parents and friends. Miss Julia Clayville expected home Thursday. Miss Louise Fox from Norfolk visits Lone Oak with family. A Sunday storm spoiled Brother Reeves sermon at Salem church, causing disappointment.
A historical ad-style notice promotes Dr Bell's Anti Pain for bowel troubles and external wounds. It claims effectiveness for cuts burns sprains and general pains and notes strong antiseptic qualities with wide sales.
The eight year old Allen Callis, son of Mr. R. L. Callis of Crab Neck, drowned after apparently slipping from a skiff in the creek in front of his home on Tuesday evening. His body was recovered around 4 PM Tuesday. The funeral was held at the family home Wednesday at 4:30 PM with interment at Carney burying ground.
Summer colds are harder to relieve than winter ones but respond to Drells Pine Tar Honey treatment sold widely. Look for the 91 mi the Bowls.
Leaded glass window sashes offered for sale through Rev L J Phaup and Dr C C White in Mathews Virginia. Jersey cow for sale from M Carter Point Breeze Crab Neck Va. 560 000 cabbage plants for sale 25c each, delivery via Williams Wharf. Miss Janie Billups hosts a house party near Diggs with guests from Norfolk Richmond and Baltimore enjoying hay rides and fishing amid mosquitos.
News notes busy daily with cut price overstock reductions and weekly additions. This week introduces medium priced dress goods, bathing suits, white canvas athletic and yachting shoes, and a first display of Walk Over shoes with guaranteed quality. New goods and further sale events offered at reduced prices.
Leathers and Clarice handmade shoes priced at 2.00 and 3.00 with guarantees. Mayfair shelves feature Walk-Over menswear and other styles. Bamboo porch shades from 1.50 to 3.00. Boys knickerbocker suits for ages 15 to 18 and separate pants up to 8 years. Linen sale reduced.
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