Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-09-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs Harry Mabie, of East Orange
Nj is visiting relatives and frlenos
at Accomac &. H.
Mrs. VIM. Riley, of washington, ~
@. is visiting her mother, Mrs nan
at Accomac G. II.
Miss Ruth Oldham returned iasV
week from trip of several weeks 10
Blue Ridge Summit.
Miss Elizabeth Derby, of Lawrence
Vile. Va. is theguest OF her sls'er'
Mrs. DIR. j. H. Ayres.
Master Alfred B. G. Edmonos' Vi
Accomac c. H., matriculated as
student of Richmond College OH
Thursday.
Mrs. Gee, of New York, after VS.
II of several weeks to her sister, MIS-
John H. Wise, returned home OH
Wednesday.
the appointments of an expert
tailor of ]. S. Mills, Onancock, APP
pear in this issue. See MS al ior
particulars.
A n;cnic will be held and supper
served at Harborton Baptist Churcn
Saturday afternoon, September 20'n'
Everybody invited.
Miss NJ. Louise burlington OF FAR
Oaks, for the last two years at SWEEP
Briar Institute, resumed her sUuoieS
in that school last week.
Miss Mamie Mason, after an absence
Of several weeks, visiting jamestown
and other places, returned to her
homo at Accomac G. H. on Saturday
The books of treasurer Hopkins
and deputy, Mr.. E. T. Powell are
omen for the collection OF taxes
Their appointments appear IN 'n'S
issue.
New goods at w. S. Dickinson &
Son. Pocomoke city, and A. ID. u
Mears. Wachapreague, and more ar
irving daily. See their ads IN 'niS
issue.
McClearv and Nelson will have al
Nelson's stables, Accomac CHI, in
few DAYS a carload of fine horses ano
mnles. The time will be given OF
nosters next week and in later Is
sue of this paper.
Valuable oyster grounds will be soi'
at nublic auction by David K. Mlste
and William T. Kellam at Bell
Haven. October Sd, p. m. see al
vertisement in this issue for full par
ticulars.
fair. under the auspices OF the Ia
dies of Crowsontown NJ. E. Churcf
will be held on Thursday, 10Th ms
and if weather is inclement on tina
day on the 9th inst. The lnvltaVlo
is to everyone.
Excursion boats, from Wachapre'
one for Cedar Island, leave at y a. n
and 2 p. M, returning at 1890 and
nm. Adults 25 cents, children uno'
- wears 10 cents. Parties are r
m,ested to notify in advance.
Ieatherbury, Belote & Co. adve
tise big line of carpets, mattingS al
furniture. Their buyer is OF on
purchasing trip to the Northern cltl
this week, looking after the wants
+beir customers in other lines.
A fair will be held at Woodbury.
r Church, South, on Wednesda
october End, and as usual big cro'
ia expected but especial effort Is
mo made to entertain everyone 81
ner ice cream and confectionar
will be served.
Accomac G. II. was represented
the Exposition this week by Dr. j.
DeCormis and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Wilkins, Mr.. J.W. Edmon
u;fe and children, Mr.. Jas. Yves
Coleburn. Mr. Edward T. Edmon
Mr. Henry c. Milliner and Mr. ID
Sterling.
The personal property OF Miss ii
Mo Parramore, deceased, consist
IN mart of walnut bedstead, con
nation book case and desk, cha
clothes chest, beds &c. will be
at public auction at her late reside
in Drummondtown, Saturday. .
2Sth, p. m.
Tn the free for all races for trop
offered by the Exposition COMP
On wednesday, the skiff, J. W.
nonds owned by Mr.. James X.
mon with Capt. w. H. Lang as ne
non was an easy winner, in the
which it was entered, over two
netitors of much larger size.
The valuable lot belonging to
heirs of George Phillips dece'
situated near Accomack Q. h.
containing two % acres more or
will be sold to the highest bidder
Saturday, Sept. 21st 1907 at %
D. m. in front of the Hotel Dou'
by George F. Parker trustee
terms &C., see posters
S. James burlington special
missioner, will sell at public au
on Saturday, October H. 2.So !
in front of storehouse of Rogf
Boggs at Melfa station, valuable al" DE
estate, known as part Oh Vl0 -, =
phillips land" belonging 70 ' ne
Dill deceased. SlU