Local nuptials and notices mix of ads
Captain Luther H Foster and Miss Ruby Marchant married at Old Baptist Church. Honeymoon in Florida, then Norfolk home. Various ads note boats, products, and events, including For Sale frame and plank boat, Foley cough remedy, new coats, Oriole engines, and upcoming fair activities.
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Luther H Foster
Ruby Marchant
Old Baptist Church
W A Snyder
L D Marchant
Williams Wharf
Florida
Norfolk
Mathews
P. W. Smith
New Point
Foley
Sears & Williams
Maryland Oyster Navy
G. S. Marchant
Baltimore
Asgort
Imperial Tug Delayed Off New Point Amid Weather
The seagoing tug Imperial bound for Baltimore from Portland towed the schooner Oakley Curtis off New Point due to weather. Captain Herbert McNamara and Officer Harold Treakle dined with Mr and Mrs C H Treakle, then attended services led by the young ladies. McNamara praised the country and the warm reception, hoping for an early return.
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Imperial
Baltimore
Portland
Oakley Curtis
New Point
Imperil
East River
Herbert McNamara
Harold Treakle
C H Treakle
McNamara
Apply Journal
Ruth Shackslepord Teaches at Home with Modern Methods
Miss Ruth Shackslepord offers lessons at her residence using up to date methods. References available from former pupils’ parents. Terms are reasonable.
Laye Gordon Wedding Celebrated at Princes Anne Street
A marriage of notable interest took place on October six at six p m at 1105 Princes Anne street. Miss Annie Taylor Gordon wed Rev Henry Gardiner Lane with Marion G Willis Jr and Miss Nora C Willis among participants. Local and out of town guests from Norfolk Charlottesville Richmond Warsaw Missouri El Paso and Spootsylvania County attended.
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Marion G. Willis
Princes Anne Street
Annie Taylor Gordon
Henry Gardiner Lane
Marion Gordon Willis
Margaret Hendren Gordon
Janes B. Gordon
Thos. B. Lane
Norfolk
Marion G. Willis, Jr
William O. Fife
Charlottesville
J. M. B. Gill
Portsmouth
Paris
Nora C. Willis
T. B. Lane
Port Haywood
Crump and Lightfoot
Richmond
Lilie Il. Spottswood
Orange
Lane Couple Wed and Depart for North on 8:30 Train
Mr and Mrs Lane sail on a wedding journey by the 8 30 train to the North. After the trip they will visit Dr and Mrs Thomas B Lane in Woodstock Mathews County, then reside at the rectory in Warsaw Virginia. Rev Mr Lane serves several Episcopal churches in Richmond County. The bride received many valuable presents and good wishes for a long happy married life.
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Datton
Gloucester County
Virginia
Mitchell
el C. Bradford
Main Street
Norfolk
Foley
Wolffe & Nelson
The
Free Lance
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Funeral
Capt. A J Morgan visited his parents Mr and Mrs Forrest Morgan last Sunday. Mr L K Hyslop of Portsmouth stayed with Miss Florence Morgan Sunday. The funeral of Edna Smith was well attended with Rev Richard Ferguson delivering the sermon.
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A. J. Morgan
Forrest Morgan
L. K. Hyslop
Portsmouth
Florence Morgan
Little Edna Smith
Richard Ferguson
Redart Notes On Local Visits And Travel
Redart residents report events and greetings as cool weather continues. Mrs. Rose Ashburry returns from Norfolk after visiting relatives and friends. Captain Frank Dixon sails from Redart on the schooner Spot to the Potomac River.
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Rose Ashburry
Norfolk
James Ogden
Tivoli
Jennie Gwynn
Belle Isle
James Odogen
Blanton
Ballimore
Frank Dixon
Potomac River
James Lewis
Carroll Callis
Pennsylvania
Richard Callis
J. W. Hudgins
Gaymelle Dillehay
Percy
Pearl
Litcketts
George Marchant
Miss Amy
Leonard Story
Violet
Fo teys Honey and Tar for coughs and colds idea
Notice to customers promoting Fo tey s Honey and Tar as a safe remedy for coughs colds and throat trouble claiming it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law.
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Fotey
Susans Crowns Autumn Harvest in Faithful Reflection
The piece laments approaching winter and recalls huntsmen and woodland sounds. It asserts autumn as the crowning season, viewing harvest as joyous and tied to scripture about reaping and rejoicing, attributed to Leumas.
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Woodmans
Leumas
Westville District Supervisor Candidate Card 1907
Percival Hicks speaking to voters of the Westville Magisterial District as the Democratic nominee. He pledges to cut county levy to match expenses and raise the school levy, oppose tax increases without public approval, and improve roads via drainage and drainage-aware maintenance. He notes Thurston opposes him and urges voters to choose based on Christian consideration.
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Westville
Thurston
Rominee
Southside Agricultural Association
Mathews County
Percival Hicks
Candidates for Justice of the Peace and County Treasurer
S W Ingram Blakes of Va October 1 1907 seeks Piankitank District Justice of the Peace election promising to discharge duties per law. N E Miner of Mathews County outlines views for County Treasurer including transparent tax collection, bank deposits, and final settlement after term.
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Piankitank
S. W. Incrram
Blakes, Va
Mathews Co
N. E. Miner
Westville Justice of the Peace Candidate Announces
R L McCreapy announces re election bid for Justice of the Peace in Westville District. He cites ten years in office and asks for voters support at the November 5 1907 election.
Milver Switches Careers to Notary and Justice Post
Wa i H Milver declares retirement from merchant business and announces focus on notarial work at the Court House. He offers to travel county for bill of sale drawings and acknowledgments and seeks support as Justice of the Peace candidate in the Westville district at the November election.
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Court House
Office of Justice of the Peace
Westville
Wai. H. Milver
Circuit Court
County OF
Mathews
B. E. Cogbill
S F. Minter
S. PF. Minter
State of
Virginia
Thomas E. Miles
Evans’ Creek
Jne W. White
Carlton White
J. W. Minter
H. L. White
S . F. Minter
Geo. C. Gregory L
Garnett
Sands Smith
James P. Stuhurston Announces Supervisor Candidacy
In a magisterial district notice James P. Stuhurston declares candidacy for pre election to the office of Supervisor at the November 5 1907 election. He pledges faithful discharge of duties and service to the people and county if elected.
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Westville
Jas. P.stuhurston
Candidate for Sheriff of Mathews County
W Lutuer Ssirn of Fitchetts Virginia announces candidacy for sheriff in the upcoming November election. He pledges impartial duty and equal rights to all without fear or favor, subscribing to the Democratic motto of equal rights to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews Co
Mathews County
W. Lutuer Ssirn
Fitchetts
Ferry Schedule Brief Between Crickett Hill and North End
The Midlesex and Mathews Ferry Company operates passenger service from Crickett Hill to North End with departures at 3:30 P M connecting to boats at North End for Baltimore and Rappahannock River landings. Morning sailings from North End via Ruark connect to Crickett Hill with links at East River to Norfolk Old Point and the Exposition, led by L Vanness Ruark Mer Ruark Va
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Midlesex and Mathews Ferry Company
Crickett Hill
North End
Baltimore
Rappahannock River
Ruark
East River
Norfolk
Old Point
Exposition
L. Vanness Ruark
Mer
Merchant to settle debts before business closure
G S Marchant is asked to settle goods bought before September 1 1907 as J F Marcuant intends to close the store and go away. The notice calls all debtors to pay promptly to close the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.S. Marchant
J. F. Marcuant
Attacks on Odessa Jews Escalate Despite Police Shortfall
Reports from Odessa describe continued assaults by Black Hundred mobs targeting Jewish shops and individuals. A police sergeant killed an attacker amid clashes as Cossacks arrived and observed exits. authorities offer no decisive action, and unrest slowly wanes.
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Odessa
Black Hundred
Novitsky
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Florence Drisgell
George Remagen
Gus Burton
Clara Miles
Mr. Ferguson
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Henry E. Jones
Tampa
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W. HH. Milier
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Baltimore Steam Packet Company
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