Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-05
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Onaucock

month at Blue Ridge Summit, Penna'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. NAPLES, OF
Baltimore, are guests at the home OF
Mr.. Samuel T. NAPLES.
Mr.. Charles Bishop, of Snow Hill,
Md, is the guest of his cousin, Mrs.
O. L. Parker, on East Main Street.
Miss Mamie II. Male, of Culpeper
Co., is the guest of Miss Annie f.
Hopkins at her home, "Ingleside."
DR.. Belt, an eye and ear specialist,
of Washington, d. c., is visiting his
aunt Mrs. W. II. Parker, on Joynes
Street.
Mrs. ]. G. w. Leatherbury, who
was taken to Baltimore about three
weeks ago for an operation, returned
home Tuesday very much improved.
Mr.. E. E. Miles sold his six-year-old
brown mare, Judy, to MIR. II. +.
James. Jr., of Eastville station, on
Wednesday for a handsome price.
Misses Ruth and Louise Gunby, who
have been visiting Miss Nettie War
rem for the past ten days, returned to
their home in Salisbury, Md, Thurs
day.
The steamer Pocomoke took away
the largest shipment of sweet pota-
toes in the history of the wharf at
Onancock on Wednesday. The total
number of barrels being 2,16O.
Miss NJ. Louis Thompson, of Rich
mond, and Miss Blanche Klinger, OF
Gettysburg, Penn, of late the guests
of Miss Pansy Wilkins, returned tc
their respective homes last Friday.
Mrs. Tibbie Hance, of Baltimore
Md, came to Onancock Tuesday, &c
contract for the building of hand
some residence on the lot next to the
parsonage. Mrs. Hance will spenc
part of every year in Onancock.
Mrs. G.. Fred Kelly, who was calico
to Eastville last week by the illness
of her father, Mr.. T. M. Scott, has
returned home. Mr.. Scott was taken
to the Sarah Leigh Hospital for al
operation, and is, we are glad to say
doing as nicely as could be expected
Miss Margaret N. Groton entertain
ed few friends at her home 1.-THE
Naples" Wednesday morning IL
Honor of Mrs. Frederick Pope, of Bal
timore. Duplicate whist was played
| All present spent a very pleasant
morning. The prize was won by Mis-
Bessie P. Taylor.
Orphan Girl, a six-year-old sorre
mare by Bursar, and owned by MIR
James, with no mark, won the 2:2
trot for purse ofS3OO.OO at the State
Fair at Norfolk, on Tuesday, TIT
race was prolonged to six heats, Or
phan Girl winning the second, thir'
and sixth heats in 2:21l 2:21! and 2;2O
respectively.
The people of Onancock are look
ling forward with great deal ofpleas
ure to the concert which will be givel
| for the benefit of Holy Trinity P. E
Church, on Mr.. o. L. Parker's law
Friday evening at o'clock. The in
strumental soloists will be Mis-
Mamie Male, of Culpeper, and Mis-
Annie E. Hopkins, of Onancock, an
1.-The vocalists Mrs. Thomas Water
and Miss Lila Snyder, of Baltimore
and Miss Lettie Geiger, of Onancocs
accompanies, Misses Margare
Groton and Ethel Finney. 1t
thought this will be one of the fines
I concerts ever given on the shore. At
mission 25 cents.
Judge William H. Mann, candidat
for the Democratic nomination 70
Governor spoke to an enthusiast
! audience at the Town Hall on Frida
! night. The Judges speech was a
eloquent plea for the citizens vote
i on the high plain of morality an
i temperance. He believed the ten
= perance question was the leading il
e sue in this campaign, and that he di
t not dodge it but stood for the boy
e and girls of the old Commonwealth
IS 1.-THE Judge was introduced by Mayo
o Doughty. The speech made the ca
didate many votes in this communit
! in which he stands a good show
get as many votes as his two compe
o. itors together.