Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.

A special term of the circuit court
Of Accomac begins next Tuesday
Mrs. Mamie Simmerman returned
last week from a visit of several days
to Mrs. l.. NJ. Tiffany, Baltimore.
DIR. III. Ayres moved into his new
office adjoining his residence, opposite
the Presbyterian Church, last week.
Valuable mill property is offered for
sale at private contract by L. w.
Gunby Co. See advertisement III TINS
issue.
Mr.. Henry Nelson, the Oldest and
one of the best known citizens OF the
county, is sick almost beyond re-
covery, at Accomac @. H.
Miss Andrews, Wachapreague, Is
now unoccupied, and will be glad 10
receive calls from any who may need
services of trained nurse.
DIR. Ira Hurst, of near Accomac I.
H.. leaves Monday, via New YORK;
for Panama to accept position asphy-
stefan in Government service,
Mrs. Margaret SOuthall and Miss
Estelle Battaile, of Pungoteague' spent
several days this week at Willow Bank
the guests of Mrs. Ben T. Gunter.
DIR. G. Mitchell, eye specialist, oil
Pocomoke City, will be in Parksley
Wednesday, February 14th. ONCE III
the Parsley Hotel, hours a M TO
5P. NJ.
Miss Mollie Oliver, of Locustyllle,re-
turned home on Wednesday from
Washington where she has been visit
ing for several months, accompanied
by her mother.
Reports of the condition of Parks
lev National Bank, and of the Farm
and Merchants National Bank, of On
lev, at the close of business, January
29th, 1906, appear in this issue.
An advertisement of Rogers & Boggs,
in this issue, is of interest to our read
ers who need farmers supplies. Is
pecial attention is invited to the
famous Bemis transplanters, for sale
by the firm.
A car load of horses and mules, care
fully selected to suit the Eastern
Shore trade will be at Il. II. Nelson's
stables, Accomac G. H., Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, February
18th, 18th and 14th.
Rev. J. B. Pruitt, of PocomoKe
CITY, former pastor OF Onancock Bap-
fist Church, was operated on for ap-
pendicitis in Peninsula Hospital,
Salisbury, last week. He was doing
well according to the latest advlces'
The Bemis transplanter is adver-
tised in another column by j. NJ.
Brian Sd and all of our potato grow
ers are interested in getting the best,
the one that is of the simplest con-
struction and most easily operated"
Read what is said about 1t.
The stockholders of the Eastern
Shore Fire Insurance Co. will meet
at Keller on arrival of noon train,
February 18th, for the purpose OF et-
fecting an organization. All persons
interested are expected to be present.
For full particulars see advertisement
in another column.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Margaret Susan Finney to the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Sallie
Ashby, to Mr.. Olin LeCato McMath,
on Thursday February 18th, 1906, 2;3C
O'Clock at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, Onley, Va.
Mr.. A. Irving Lilliston, teller of the
II. w. Blackstone Banking Co. and
Miss Viva L. Parker, very popular
and attractive young lady, daughter
of the late William L. Parker, were
quietly married at Onley on last Wed
nesday, Rev. E. NJ. Jordan, ofiicia
ting.
Bills are now being sent to all IL
arrears to us for subscription or other
wise and all who owe us may expect
to receive one in the next thirty days
DON'T wait for the bill though but
send us the amount due US, If yoI
know what it is, and save us thai
trouble and expense.
I'D. johnson and J. 7. Ewen have
lust returned from the city with
drove of horses and mules which they
selected with considerable care. They
range in age from 3 to years anC
are strictly first-class team and vii
be as represented. Call at their stable
in Parksley and take a look befor'
purchasing elsewhere.
The fertilizers of the Virginia-Ca
lima Chemical Co., as will be noted b.
advertisement in this issue, is offeret
for sale to the farmers of the Easter
Shore at wholesale prices, by Mr.. T
S. Stewart, Onancock, sales agent
Read the advertisement containing
the names of well known farmers VIII
have used it and who are so we
satisfied with results obtained by it
that they will use it again.
The heirs at law of Wesley S. Phi
lips, deceased, will sell at public au(
ton on Saturday, February 10th, g
the Keller Fair Grounds, certai
tract or parcel of land known as tn
willis Land" containing 653 acres
.;+uotod noon Keller and Melfa ST;