Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-09-02
John W. EDMONDS, Editor and Owner
LOCAL NEWS.

Inc puDlc ScliOOAS Va |
open September 18th.
The first showing of Fall clothing
appears in Ames, Mills & Co. WINDOW
A special term of the circuit court
ended on last Monday and regular
term of the court will begin next
Monday.
Mr.. Thos. w. Twyford is nursing
painful wound in his right foot caused
by a ten pound hammer falling on II
last Monday.
Rev. w. J. Twilley, absent from his
pulpit for the last three weeks on MS
vacation, will fill his regular appoint
ments tomorrow.
Mr.. Ohio T. Kelley and MISS
Josephine Bunting were married d
Pocomoke City, Wednesday, August
10th, Rev. Mr.. Moore officiating.
Miss Margaret Groton will reopen
her music. class in Drummondtowh
Monday, September 18th, ana III
Onancock Tuesday, September IZUh'
Attention is called to advertisement
in the business column of this paper
ot the sale of some valuable real
estate situated at Gargatha in TINS
county.
A nicnic will be held at Harborton'
IN the afternoon of Saturday, Septem-
Der 9Th, by the members OF Haroorooh
BAPTIST Church. Supper and rerresh-
ments will be served.
Mr.. w. T. Bundick left on Thurs
day for Ohio, where he will MAKE
short temperance tour OF several
towns and cities in that State. He is
to spend this winter in FLORIDA
Reports of the condition of the
Parksley National Bank and the arm
ers and Merchants National Bank at
Onlev, up to close of business, August
rs, 1905, appear in another column
Mrs. William E. Lewis and daughUer
n,;sO Mabel. left on steamer Wednes-
dav for baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Niagara Falls and Atlanta Ga
They will be absent from the county
about three weeks.
Mr.. J. S. Clogg and wife, of POGO
moke City, are among the soIourners
at Hotel Wachapreague. He was a
regular attendant at the Keller FAR
and received a cordial welcome from
his many friends in the county
Revival services will begin at Pun
eoteague (Holliesl Baptist Church
sunday night, September 10Th, at
Drummondtown Baptist Church sun
day morning, September 18th, ana at
Raker Memorial Sunday. October Sth'
F. W. Polk, merchant tailor, will
he at Hotel Doughty, Accomac e. H.
court day, with new and attractive
line of fall and winter samples o.
clothing. If you want suit call Oh
him and see his line of up-to-datt
goods.
DIR. c. Hidden will preach at Pun
colleague (Holhes) Baptist Churci
Sunday afternoon, September 3, a
$3.50 O'Clock. Revival services VII
begin at this church Sunday nlgn'
September 1O,with Rev. L. +. Bartol
doing the preaching.
Circuit court next Monday, ana
YOU did not see us and pay up you
subscription at either Of the fairs 20
are requested to bring or send II 10
ON court day. Failure to pay WI
subject us to the trouble and expen'
of sending you bill.
Mrs. E. NJ. Ames, formerly OF Tn
county, now of Baltimore, has move
from 72O West Fayette to 92O McCullt
St., and requests her friends al
patrons to call at her new nom
where she is now better prepared
accommodate them.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Killmon are e
Pertaining house party this week
their home near Keller. Among the
are Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Mason, Mi
Pearl E. Mason, Mr.. Jacob Hecf
Master Reuben Hecht, of Baltimor
Mrs. Amelia E. Thomas, of Somersf
Md.
Master John T. Mapp, the seve
teen year old son of Mr.. Edwin
Mapp, Wachapreague, was taken
hospital in Norfolk to be treated
appendicitis on last Monday. He sto
the operation well and speedy recC
cry from the effects of the same is
pected.
Among the visitors to friends
Accomac G. H. this week are NJ
Parsons and Miss Roeth, of Washil
ton. D. c., at the home of Mr.. Jo
s. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Markley,
Muncie, Ind, at home of Mr.. and NJ
A. ]. Lilliston, Mr. Ernest F. Ay1
of Washington, it'll his parents,
and Mrs. H. G. Ayres.
Miss Emma Lewis, an estima
lady of the town, died Monday aftt
long illness of consumption, aged
wears. After funeral services at
Drummondtown Methodist Church
Tuesday conducted by her pas
Rev. W. ]. Twilley, her remains "
inferred in Edge Hill cemetery.
The dwelling of Mr.. Joseph Saw;