Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1903-03-07

Maryland Conference, Methodist
Protestant Church, will meet in
Pocomoke City April 1st.
Miss Emma Robins, of Oak Hall, is
in the Old Dominion Hospital, Rich
mond, patient of DR.. Johnston.
The young peopie of the Drum
hometown Baptist Church will give
entertainment and supper during
Easter week.
VIM. P. Bell s. Co. have just re-
ceived limited supply of tine tubes
rose bulbs which they are selling at
cents each.
VIM. p. Bell & Co. have received
from David Landreth & Sons pew
supply of grass and garden seeds,
flower seed and onion sets.
Mr.. Geo. W. Tull, commission mer-
chant, New York, en- route to Georgia
this week, spent Monday with his
sister, Mrs. L. Floyd Mock.
Mr.. COlmore E. Byrd offers for sale
at private contract, in this issue,
valuable house and lot at Temper
anceville. See advertisement for full
particulars.
Rev. W F. Sheppard, who owing
to mistake in the time failed to get
here last Sunday, will preach at the
Drummondtown Methodist Church,
Sunday at IL a. m.
The Hotel Bloxom, Bloxom Station,
is advertised for rent in another
column by Mr.. J. W. Barnes, owner.
Possession to be given at once. For
further particulars confer with him.
A very valuable farm, situated
near Jenkins Bridge, containing 3S1
acres, is offered for sale in this issue
of the paper by Mr.. VIM. 7. Fletcher.
For terms apply to Jas. H. Fletcher,
Jr., Accomac @. H.
Mr.. W. F. Sheppard, State lectur-
or for Jr. o. U. NJ will deliver an
address in the hall of the Onancock
Council Tuesday evening, March 10.
All Juniors and the public cordially
invited. Doors opened at 1870 p IN.
The literary meeting of Garrison's
Epworth League will be held Friday,
the 18th, at 7:30 p. ~, at the church.
The meeting promises to be an inter-
esting one, and visitors, as we'll as
all members, are invited to be pres
ent.
Capt. Elmore W. Savage, one of
the most popular railroad men in
Norfolk. died in that city Tuesday,
aged Sc years. He was born in North
ampton county but moved to Norfolk
soon after at tanning manhood and
has lived there ever since.
All new applications for Confeder-
ate pensions in Accomac county, un~
der the law of 1902, should be filed
with the clerk of Accomac circuit
court prior to March 18th inst, in
order that same may be acted upon
at the April term of said court.
The name of the salisbury Ice
Cream Co" has been changed to the
Of. W. Shivers Co." as will appear
by an advertisement in this issue.
Their factory is now running and is
ready to fill all orders on short notice
Satisfaction guaranteed to all custo-
mers.
Mr.. Charles l. Stengle, who has for
the past year been associated with
the Free Lance and Star, newspapers
of Fredericksburg, has sold out his
entire interest in the company aud
is 10 longer connected with either
publication. There is no change in
either paper.
At meeting of the stockholders
of the Eastern Shore Agricultural
Association, at their fair grounds,
near Keller, last week, the officers OF
last year were reelected, viz: 7. L
Wescott, president E. b. NAPLES, Jr.,
vice. president; DIR. j. E. Mapp, treas
urer; who with l.. o. Watson and
VIM. Il. Mason make up the board OF
directors.
An entertainment consisting of q
drama, "Out In The Streets" and 9
laughable farce Jumbo jun" hum
orous Rotations, instrumental anc
vocal music, will be given by the
young people of Atlantic in Miles
Hall, Thursday and Friday evening
March 10Th and Goth, beginning a.
z: 80 p. IN. Admission, adults 20 cents
children 10 cents.
Senator George W. LeCato, of Ac
comack, who has been ill for severa
months as result of stroke o
paralysis, surprised his friends Tues
day morning by appearing on tn
floor of the senate. He has beef
South for several weeks, and has al
most completely recovered. He wa
accompanied by Mrs. LeCato.-New
Leader, February 9th.
The personal property of the lat
Mrs. E. F. G. Garrett was not sold a
public auction, as advertised, on yes
terday. 1t was declared off by tn
executor because of will receive,
on Saturday by mail from Mort
Carolina made by Mrs. Garrett whe
In that state about ten years age
giving to her husband, Mr.. Geo. "
Garrett, her entire estate.