Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Minnie Stevenson, Of Acco-
mac G. H., is in Baltimore visiting
relatives and friends.
The family of Mr.. Jerome j. Lank-
ford moved from Accomac @. Il. to
Ashland, tleir future home. this
week.
Miss Lizzie Parramore left last week
for East Orange, n. j., to spend sew
eral months with her sister, Mrs.
Harry G. Mabie.
For several days past nearly 1,OOO
gallons OF oysters have been shipped
daily on orders from shocking house
OF Capt. W. Il. Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Abbott, of
Boston, arrived on Wednesday, and
will spend ten days at Mount Gusts
on a visit to DR.. and Mrs. Tiffany.
Mackenzie Presbyterian Church was
enclosed with a neat and substantial
iron railing last week, furnished and
put up by Mr.. Thos. @. Kellam,
Onsncock.
Mr.. Alfred ]. Bundick, OF near Ac-
comac Oh, is perhaps the champion
big potato grower this season.
Thirty eight sweets grown by him
filled barrel.
Rev. George G. Bundick, of Modes
town, has accepted call to a Bap
list Church in Buckingham county,
Va, and leaves with his family for
their new home next week.
A resolution passed by last grand
Jury and published in this issue, is
worthy the attention OF merchants
and others who occupy their places
of business on Sunday and sell soft
drinks. tobacco, SC"
The Grand Central Hotel, Oman
cock, has been re opened with Mr..
VIM. Comrades as proprietor, and
under his management, the public ls
assured OF accommodations satisfac-
tory In every respect
The ladies OF St. James Protestant
Episcopal Church will give an enter
tainment and supper at tia Old
Masonic Temple, Tuesday evening,
November 30, beginning at 8 O'Clock.
Tickets on sale at drug store.
The sale of personal property, adj
vertised by Mr.. j. A. Payzant for
November Both, has been postponed
indefinitely. He will buy farm II
he can get one to suit him, we are
glad to report, and make Accomac
his future home.
The members of the Hallwood and
LeCato divisions of the Produce Ex-
change will meet at Hallwood and In
schoolhouse at Oak Hall, respective
ly, on Saturday afternoon, Deem
Der Sd. A full attendance OF the
members is requested.
DR.. Thos. b. Leatherbury author
ICES the announcement, that he has
removed to his new Office, located on
the street that the Presbyterian
Church faces down, only short dis
lance, all in sight, from the corner O
Main Street, Onancock.
Joseph r. Riggs, executor OF Syl
vapus w. Russell, will sell at publl
auction the personal and real estat
of the decedent, on his late premises
near Bloxom, on Saturday ,Decembe
Sd, commencing at 10 a. N. For iul
particulars see posters.
The "Deestrict Skule," of 90 year
ago, will be rendered by the Kelle
Dramatic Club in the hall at Kelle
Fair Grounds on Friday night, De
cember I'd. The ladies of Oak Grow
Church will serve luncheon and
freshments In connection with sam'
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Byrd hav
issued invitations to the marriage
their niece, Hallye Holland WalloI
to Mr.. Allan Cummins Girdwood o
Wednesday, November 30, at 1880
no. in Memorial Protestant Episcop'
Church, Bolton street.-Baltimol
Sun.
The directors of the Eastern Shol
of Va. Produce Exchange at the
last meeting fixed upon Thursda,
December 18th, as the time and Eas
Vile as the place of the next meetir
of the stockholders Of the Exchang
A dividend of 10 per cent was d
clared on the stock.
Mr. aud Mrs. John T. Finney a.
nounce the marriage of their daug
ter, Miss Bette Fosque FiDney
Mr.. Dorsey Lee Mears, on Tuesda
December 9th, 1904, at Ocean Vie
NJ. E. Church, South, Wachapreagu
at II o'clock, noon. No invitatio
will be issued on the Shore.
A large corn crop is reported frc
every section of Accomac this We
but Capt. Spencer d. Fletcher,
Jenkins Bridge, doubtless, is in t
lead of all our farmers. On IA &C
of land, without fertilizers of a
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