Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-01-06
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NE WO.
Miss Jennie Ames, of Pungoteague'
visiting Miss Ruth Oldham TINS
eek
Miss Winnie LeCato, of Norfolk is
listing her aunt, Mrs. Lynn f. lay
n, of Accomac.
Sheriff Lee B. Kellam bought TINS
eek the dwelling of Mr.. ). ,. In
all, of Accomac.
A number of our young people at
ended the Xmas dances at ENmore
nd Onancock last week.
Miss Blake GUSTS, seriously i'll OF
lite. is much better with the prospect
h soon being in her usual health.
Mr.. Geo. w. Reven and family OF
altimore. spent the holidays with
lends and relatives in this county.
] Can't. Spencer D. Fletcher moved
ON Jenkins Bridge to Cape Charles
is future home, on the first OF Jahu-
.cy.
2VWlCovington has just received
ne lie of carriage robes, morse
L oil
ankel sleigh bells and harness. oil
Gap.
5hn Berry, of Philadelphia
m,err assistant postmaster o.
4, aonic, made flying visit to towi
Is WIKI.
srr Nathaniel j. Lang received
oereEounds in his right hand b!
the exbsion of Roman candle dur
ing XiS.
MisAndrews, Wachapreague, i
now usccupied, and will be glad t
receiv calls from any who may nee'
servio, of a trained nurse.
Mr.. hines E. Scott sold his farm
near his town, on the road L
Onletkhis week, to Mr.. Levin W
MasoIfor the sum of $4,000
N,.Eeo. L. Seville, former mana
ger othe Pocomoke Marble Works,
now h business on his own account
as WI be noted by card in anothe
coludn.
A karload of choice horses an
mulls will be sold at POcomoke I'll
1T public auction By Raughley
Twiiley, Saturday, January 2OTh' sc
advertisement.
On tomorrow, Sunday morning.
Orumnbondtown Baptist Church IL
pastorl Rev. John X. Goode' WI
IRE aehIa special sermon to young me
IN "Pl aying the FOOl.'
Mr.. wlrHani AZ M, an -topil
former residents of Accomac G =
Int for several years of Georgeto"
Del. moved back to their old nome
the beginning of this year
The real estate, known as ma
nocks ), situated on Messcngo Cree
i offered for sale at private contr'
NC s Witham & Bro. See adv
tisement in another column
Especial attention is invited to
vertisement of Taylor & walk
Pungoteague, in another column
Won want horse. They propose
sell cheaper than you can get IN
elsewhere.
New Church division OF the Proo
Exchange will meet at New Gnu
the first Saturday in January l9Uc
elect officers for said division Tor n
wear. The attendance OF all OF
members is requested.
~ Mr. Geo. L. Doughty, OF Rlchm
College. Mr.. Lennie Lilliston'
Goldey's Business College, and
Ieonel Stevenson, of Brooklyn j
tai College, spent the Xmas hol'
in town with their parents.
A meeting of the Onley division
the Produce Exchange will be hei
the last Saturday in January for
nurpose of discussing the barrel {
tion with the view Of establishlr
barrel factory at Onley by Salu
sion.
An evening full of fun is offer'
oil gbo attend Moreley's show al
oomac G. H. Tuesday, January
At keller Fair grounds, Wedne.
January 10th, and at onley,
day, January 11th' See awe
ment.
Mr. las. E. Mears, of this co
has resigned the position OF stem
pher to the superintendent OF IT t
p. & N. R. R. Go. to acc
- a;n,ilar position in the office o
S General Counsel Of the SOG I'll
STaatorn Railway, at Bristol, T(
Vim Henry Goode, Harrison
and Moses Simpson, all colored
each tried at the present term