Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-09-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. George wills, OF ballilnoio'
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. T. Bell
at Accomac Q. II.
DIR. Edward B. Finney, of Oman
cock. left for treatment in hospital In
Baltimore on Wednesday.
Rev. r. s. Dunaway, Jr. will preach
at Drummondtown Baptist Church.
Sunday morning, 23d inst.
Mr.. J. E Brooks Mapp, OF keiler'
matriculated as law student OF the
University of Virginia last week.
Mr.. VIM. T. Mason, of Capeville, is
now a resident of the town with his
home with his son, MIR. Upshur
Mason.
The Accomac High School opened
Monday with an enrolment OF III
pupils and several more have been
added to that number since.
A valuable farm is offered for sale
nv Samuel P. WOodcock & Co., Sails
bury, in another column. Write the
firm if int. ested for particulars,
Revival services begin at Baker
Memorial Baptist Church Sunday
night, September 23rd, at 1880 O'CLOCK
The pastor will be assisted by Rev.
L. f. Spencer.
Rev. Henry @. Pfeiffer, of Cam
bridge, Md, will assist Rev. Henry
W. Davis in a series of revival meet
ings at Wachapreague, September
Odd. All are invited to attend.
The regular quarterly business meet
ing of the Drummondtown and HOMES
BAPTIST churches will be held Satur-
dav. September 29th, 1890 a. m. at
Hollies, d. m. at Drummondtown.
Mr.. David P. Daisey, Chincoteague,
and Miss Sallie Budd, daughter OF Mr.
Fletcher Budd, of Metompkin, were
married at the Woodbury. Methodist
Church on Wednesday, Rev. W. D.
Twilley officiating.
Mr.. r. L. Shield, of the firm OF H.
l.. Shield & Co., is in the Northern
cities this week buying Fall goods de
will be home the first of next week.
Look for the ad of the firm IN tne
next issue of this paper.
Warner Ames, trustee, will Oh
Saturday, October 9TH, 1906, beginnlns
at 10 O'Clock a. M, sell at public auc
ton the entire mill outfit OF A. j
Thomas. consisting of horses, wagons
&c. For full particulars see trustee
The revival service at Oak Grow
Church, near Keller, will be post
poned until next week owing to tn
inclement weather, when the pastor
Mr.. Nicholson, will be assisted D.
Rev. Geo. w. Wray, an eminen
divine of Norfolk, Va.
The ladies of Hloxom Episcopa
Church will have fair in the churc
ward Wednesday, September 2otf
beginning at A p. m. supper &c
cream and cake will be served. Oy'
ters extra. Public cordially invited
Proceeds to pay church debt.
The valuable storehouse and lot an
dwelling of VIM. E. Ames and wiz
situated on Main street in Wach'
preague, will be sold to the highe
bidder on the premises on Saturda'
October 9Th, 1906, at o'clock p n
For terms, &C., see posters or
Floyd Mock, attorney.
Especial attention is invited TO a
vertisement in this issue of Kelly
Nottingham. They want your lnsu
ance and deserve it. Every loss n
been promptly paid by companies re
resented by them and many wm
might have been avoided but for th'
vigilance in the interest OF INT
patrons.
New advertisements in this issue
interest to our readers: Ames, MI
&Co, Onancock; Kelly & Nottlr
ham. Onancock; A. F. Mears, Meal
Mrs. M. V. Mears, millinery, Bloxo
Samuel P. Woodcock & Co., Sal
bury; bids wanted for pavement
courthouse yard; notice to credit
of Daniel Jones, Sr and Samuel
Wright, deceased.
Mr.. Geo. w. Gillespie has accep
the agency for the Union Central l
Insurance Co., of Cincinnati, VI
one of the best old line companies
America. 1t was established in
has assets over $50, 100000, and
-ecord for conservatism and care
management which commend Tito
who have investigated its busin
zee Mr.. Gillespie if you want hi
ance in a good company.
The sale of the Fsher-Wescott
of 251 e-1O acres, situated near
moro Station and on Occohann
Creek, has been postponed to sa
day, September 20, 2:aO p. M
Franktown, Va, at which time
place the property will be sold In
parcels or tracts into which it
been divided, plat of which car
seen at the store of P. B. Tank
Franktown, Va. This property
he sold on same terms as prevlc
advertised by poster as whole.
srrtbar particulars address, r.