Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-04-02
LOCAL NEWS.

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wynoke Tribe, No. 1877, 10. r. M,
OF Bloxom, will have parade at
Modestown Church Easter Monday,
8: 80 p. IN.
Dr.. ]. H. Hiden, of Pungoteague,
seriously i'll OF late with the grip, has
recovered, we are glad to report, and
is out again.
Melfa division of the Produce Ex-
change will meet April 10th, p. IN.
Important business demands the
presence of all the members.
Dewey, son of Mr.. Louis F. Guy, of
Melfa, i'll with pneumonia almost be-
yond hope of recovery for several
weeks,is in his usual health again.
st. Thomas M. E. Church, South,
will give an oyster supper and ice
cream festival during the afternoon |
and evening of Easter Monday, April
4th.
The old academy building at Pun
colleague will be cold to the highest
bidder at that place, Saturday, April
ga, 2 D. In. See advertisement in
this issue for particulars.
Only division of the Produce Elk
change will meet at Only, Saturday
afternoon, April 10th, o'clock. A
full attendance of its members is re-
quested by the director.
A meeting of the New Church divi-
sion of Produce Exch lnge will be
held at New Church, April I'd, p.
IN. All OF the members are REQ uested
by the director to be present
Rev. John K. Goode, the new pastor
of Drummondtown,P uugoteague and
Baker Memorial Baptist Churches,
accompanied by his wife and mother,
arrived at Accomac G. H. last Thurs
day.
John s. Parsons, special commits
sioner, will sell at public auction at
Mappsville, on Saturday, April 23d,
2p. M, the Broadwater lot or tract
If land, situated near Mappsville.
For full particulars see posters
Mrs. Addie Milliner, wife of Mr..
Geo. W. Milliner, who for the last six
weeks has been in the Sarah Leigh
hospital, Norfolk, for treatment, re
returns to her home near Accomac
G. H. to-day, completely restored to
health.
The Ladies Aid Society will give
an entertainment at the old Method
ist church, Wachapreague, Monday
evening, April 4sh. Rev. K. F. Gayle
will lecture ON the occasion. Ice
cream and oysters will be served for
benefit of the church.
An oyster supper, under the auspi-
ces of the ladies of Modestown Baptist
Church, will be served Monday, April
4, beginning at p. In. Ice cream
cake, Sc, will also be for sale AL
invitation is extended to to everyone
to be present and help a good cause
The skip jack, F. L Goldman, bull
In 1899, in thorough repair, capacity
tons, carrying 400 bushels of OYSTER
under deck, will be sold by John s
Parsons for cash to the highest bid
der 10 front of Doughty's Hotel
Chincoteague, on Saturday, April lt
2p. IN.
L. Floyd Mock, trustee, will sci
at public auction on the premises, OF
Saturday, April 2Srd, 1914, at
o'clock D. H., the valuable hous
and lot situated in the village @
Pungoteague, belonging to the heir
of Mrs. Eliz ibeth A. Ayers, deceased
For terms, &C., see posters.
The Pupgoteague and Nandu
divisions of the Produce Exchang
will meet at Pupgoteague, Saturday
April I'd, 3 p. III. Manager Burto
and Treas urer McMath will be pre-
ent and make addresses. The men
bers are expected to be in attendanC
and all others are invited.
Reduced rates will be given oy tn
NY, PIX N r. r. Co, from Ne
Church to Cape Charles, Old Poll
Comfort and Norfolk and return o
Tuesday, April 9Th. 1904, on accour
OF launching of Battleship xvi
ginia" at Newport News on that da
For rates apply to ticket agents.
Valuable oyster planting groun
and personal property of George "
Martin, deceased, and a. 7. Porte
will be sold at public auction by "
p. Goodwin, administrator and alto
ney ia fact, in front OF g. w. Glenn
store on Saxis Island, on Tuesda
April 9Th, 1904 For full partlcula
see advertisement in this issue al
posters.
Joseph r. Riggs, attorney-in-fa
will sell at public auction to t
highest bidder on Saturday, APP
10th, / p M, at the store of John
Somers, Sirocco, the real estate
which William Somers died seiz
and posse ssed, consisting of Is tra'
or parcels of land including the We
valuable farm known as the "Hol
Place." all situated near BloxC
Station. For full particulars {
posters.
The firm of Likes, Berwanger
Co Baltimore, whose building