Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1903-05-30
SATURDAY. MAY 80, 1908.
LOCAL. NEWS.

Keller fair opens August Goth and
continues four days.
Mr.. James Alexander, OF Washing'
tomb. c., was the guest Of Mr.. Thos'
B. Scarburgh, this week.
Mr.. ]. Wynn Kelley, of Tuckerton,
N. j., visited his sister, Mrs. Robert
P. Coleburn, at Accomac @. H., this
week.
Miss Sadie Duncan, of Belle Haven,
returns from Baltimore and Phila-
delphia, to-day, with a fine line OF
summer millinery.
Miss Emma Ruth Oldham left last
Thursday for Mt. Washington, Nd,
to spend few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Byron G. Clarke.
Mrs. E. T. Coleburn and Mrs. Geo
w. Revell, of Baltimore, are at Acco-
mac G. a., visiting Mrs. H. @. Ayres
and other relatives and friends.
Mr.. A. Nottingham, night oper-
ator at Keller, has accepted posi-
ton in the commission business In
New York and left for that city last
week.
Ask YOUR dealer for Kenwood Club
cigars. If your dealer don't keep
them in stock insist that he write to
F.A. Davis & Sons, Baltimore, and get
some.
Elder ]. Manning Dunaway, former
pastor of Drummondtown Baptist
Church will occupy the pulpit OF that
church tomorrow morning, Sunday,
II o'clock.
Mr.. &. Welly Coard, of Accomac
G.. H, has been awarded contracts
for Government WORK at Cobbs Is
land. Smiths Island, Wallops Beach
and Metompkin Life Saving Stations.
Especial attention is invited to
following advertisements in this
issue: Bell & Justis, Onancock; Kel-
lam's Cancer Hospital, Richmond,
JIM. Echols Co., Lynchburg; >
Hessler, Onancock; notice to credi
tors of Thorogood Mason, deceased.
The Auxiliary and Sunbeam Socie-
ties of Modestown Baptist Church
will give an entertainment, consist
ing of charades, tableaux and music,
vocal and instrumental, Monday eve
ming, June 1st, beginning promptly
at s O'Clock. Admission 10 and 10
cents.
Mr.. William Il. Winder, now occu
pies his handsome new storehouse,at
Onancock one of the largest on the
Shore. and as will be noted by adj
yertisement in another column, is
offering bargains in many lines OF
goods. See advertisement for full
particulars.
Mr.. Lloyd w. Savage, a native Oh
Accomac, who made Texas his home
Sc wears ago, and his wife also from
this county, are at the home OF his
brother, Mr.. Jos. H. Savage, near
Melfa Station, and will spend several
weeks In the county, visiting other
relatives and friends.
Rev. Geo. G. Bundick on next Sun
day morning will preach at Oman
cock Baptist Church for the last
time before the coming of their new
ly elected pastor. He will say some
thing about encouraging the pastor
and would like to have as many at
possible of the members to hear him
Two very valuable farms, of which
James L. Savage, died seized and
possessed, situated near Melfa
Station, will be sold to the highest
bidder, on the premises, by Mr.. Jos
H. Savage, on Saturday, June 9th
1908. 3 O'Clock p. III. For full partl
culars see advertisement in another
column.
Mrs. NJ. G. Boggs has issued inyi
tations to the marriage OF her daugh
ter, Miss Minnie Mapp Wescott t.
Mr.. Charles Richard Waters, oil
Wednesday morning, June Sd, 1905
10 o'clock, at Garrison's M. E
Church, South. They will be
home to their friends at Mappsbur
after June 18th.
The comedies entitled, Gays Ell
gagements," and THE Only Youn
Man in Town." also music, vocal an
instrumental, will be rendered q
Horntown, Wednesday evening, Jun
Bird, for the benefit of the III.
Church, South. Admission, adult
20 cents, children under ten veal
half price. Refreshments served b'
fore and after the entertainment
Come and help good cause.
The valuable real estate, known
"Jolly's Neck Farm" belonging
the heirs of Cornelius T. Taylor, d.
ceased, and situated near JenkiI
Bridge will be sold at public auctio
at that place on Wednesday, June
by Stewart K. Powell, special col
missioner. The tract, which is Oh
of the largest and most valuable
Eastern Shore is subdivided in
several farms as will be noted by a
vertisement elsewhere in this issu
For full description, terms &c, S
advertisement and posters.
Judge j. w. G. Blackstone hea
the appeal of Mr.. 6. Lloyd Dough
from the county court for liquor
cense, on the ground that he was
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