Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1903-09-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. L. Floyd Mock, wife and chill
dren spent the week in Baltimore re-
turning on yesterday.
Mr.. Edward Ayres, a former citizen
of the county, now of Newport News,
is visiting his nephew, DIR. John d
Ayres.
Mrs. Simmerman's school will open |
Monday, September 18th, 19OS,at Ac>
comac G. a., for the reception OF
boys and girls.
Miss Bette Coard, daughter of Mr..
G. Welly Coard, accompanied by her
sister. Miss Matte. left Thursday for
Farmville Normal College.
Misses Sallie and Lizzie Parramore
and sister, Mrs. Sue Cooper, left by
steamer for Baltimore on Monday, to
spend the week in that city.
In another column, 800 acres Of best
trucking land in Virginia, situated
near Norfolk, is advertised at public
auction. See ad for full particulars.
Miss Emma Ruth Oldham, absent
from the county for several months
at Blue Ridge Summit and Mt. Wash
ington, Md, returned home on Fri
day.
A change in the schedule OF the
New York, Philadelphia Il Norfolk
R.R.Co., received too late TO De
made this week, will appear in next
issue.
Mr.. Geo. w. Revell and family,
after a visit of two weeks TO relatives
and friends at Accomac G. H. re-
tnrped to their home in Baltimore on
Thursday.
Misses Stella and Elaine Nelson, OF
Baltimore, returned TO their home
in Baltimore last week after visit Oh
several days with their aunt, Mrs
n. P. Kilmon.
Messrs. John R. and ]. Harry Rev.
brothers and promising young attor-
news of the Accomac bar, have form
ed a co-partnership for the practice
of law. See card In another column.
writing to this paper articles LOT
publication your name must be ap>
pended to it. This is necessary to
prevent us from being imposed
upon. The name will not be given To
the public.
Especial attention is invited TO ad
yertisement of g. F. Elliott 20. II
this issue. A large body of land II
Florida is offered by the company a
private contract on easy terms an'
at low figure per acre.
Drummondtown Academy viii
open about September 21st with
graduate of some good college a
principal. One of several applicant
for the place will be selected on Mon
dav and the opening day will b
given in the next issue of this paper
II in AREA rs for subscription to tn
Enterprise, you will please pay u
and don't wait for us to call on yor
as we are too busy at this time 10 o
absent long from our office. Let u
have it by check or registered lette
IL YOU are not coming this way sooi
A fair will be held at Woodoerr
ME-. Church, South, under the aus
pices of friends and members OF tina
church on Wednesday, September 2
Simmer and choice refreshments
every kind will be served. Ever!
body is invited to be present ar
help good cause.
To the ladies interested in need
art work, plain and fancy SEWN
How fancy needle work is made al
put together and to those who wou
like to receive lessons and iDstruC
ions are cordially invited to after
the free exposition given daily un
Wednesday, September 10th, by
T. Fitzpatrick, of Richmond, Va,
the store Of D. H. johnson " so
Parksley Va.
Mr.. Eugene Boehm reports havl
completely destroyed Amadora' st'
steamship sunk off Dawson shoa
and government inspector, Mr.. Byl
saws. there is no sign of her. Now
feet water where she lay. Mr.. Boet
made IL blasts, using 4,5OO pour
of dynamite. Estimated amount
ceived $500. Forty-four sheepshet
so or more drums and several busl
of trout were killed by the blasts.
Especial attention is invited to
great factory sale OF high gre
pianos by Chas NJ. Stieff at Parksl
for 10 days only, under the mana
men of Mr.. George s. Edwards,
yertised in another column. !
pianos, it will be noted, are
strictly high grade and are Offered
greatly reduced prices. Read the
yertisement and call on the manat
II YOU want a bargain in a hrst-c
piano.
John 8. Parsons, trustee, will
at public auction, on Saturday,
10th day of October, at 2:SO o'clt
pm, part OF what was origin
known as the Jack Ward farm, 1
Exmore, Va, in three parcels, at