Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-07-27
LOCAL NEWS.

August OOu.
Luna Park open every week day
and night.
Miss Hennie Parramore is quite SICK
at her home at Accomac u H.
Eastern Shore day at jamestown
Exposition Thursday, August ISL.
Partridges and rabbits are reported
as plentiful in the county this year.
Eff. Guillette advertises in this
issue great July sacrifice OF all sum-
mer goods"
Out prices in many lines advertised
by r. L. Shield 4 Co. in another
column this week.
A two-year-old colt was sold recent
ly by Mr.. o. j. Kellam, Keller, Tor
one thousand dollars.
The Central Agricultural Fair, OF
the colored people, will commence
Tuesday, August 9th.
The Eastern Shore Agricultural
Fair, near Keller, opens TUESDAY
August 9th, and continues four days
The children's day and festival at
Hollies Baptist Church on wednesday
was a big success. The net proceeds
were over 500.
Notice to creditors of Mrs. Sallie ID.
Davis. VIM. P. Bundick and Azarlan
Drummond, deceased, will. be found
in another column.
The members of Berea NJ. P. Church
will have an ice cream festival, on
Saturday July p, on the church laWh'
New Church, beginning at five O'Clock.
A fair will be held at Pittsville on
Wednesday, July 31st, for the DenenU
of Pittsville Sunday school, supper
and all the delicacies of the season
will be served, and everybody wei
come.
Miss Missouri D. BloXom has re-
tnrned from Grafton, w. Va, via
Atlantic CITY, n. j., and will be at
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Bloxom, louisville, for few
weeks.
Rev. L. M. Copeland, late pastor
of Halls Chapel, Shiloh and Bloom
town BAPTIST churches, has accepted
a call to Stewards Draft, Augusta
county, Va, and left for his new nelo
of labor this week.
Walker. the greatest starter east OF
the Mississippi, will start the ponies
at Tasley Fair, August 1916. The
neonle in the grand stand will enjoy
his work. The boys in the sulkeys-
well, that's another story.
Stewart K. Powell, trustee, will sell
at public auction on Saturday, the oo
dav of August, at Daugherty yalua-
BILE lot of land belonging to Wesley
w. Bull, situated at that place. For
further particulars see posters.
An old fashion fish-fry will take
nlace at Red Bank wharf, Northamp-
ton. Tuesday, July 30th, for the bene-
fit of Red Bank Baptist Church.
Everyone who desires an outing on
launches during day can be accom-
modated. Dinner, supper ana re-
freshments will be served.
The ladies of the Bloxom Methodlst
church will hold fair Tuesday, Aug.
9th. beginning at 2 O'Clock. supper
will he served from five until seven
The Young ladies will give free en-
tertainment later in the evening con
sisting of dialogues, recitatlons, music
etc. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
There will be an allday picnic in the
grove at WardtOWn Baptist church OF
"wednesday, August 7th. Morley sneV
moving picture show will be given
and other amusing pictures Will D'
added. Dinner and supper Will o.
served and refreshments IN aDund
ance. The proceeds will be given Il
the church.
The University of Virginia Alumni
Association of the Eastern Shore o
Virginia has a scholarship at the IN
stitution to award for the next ses
sion. The association would be glat
to consider any applicants who VII
send in their names with presen
school attachments to Thos. b. ROD
ertson, secretary, Eastville, Va.
Mr.. Joseph Ames died Tuesda
after a long illness in the I'D year G
his age. He was a native OF Accc
mack but made his home In this couI
tv and in recent years has made nj
home with his son, Mr.. Sid Ames l
Church Neck. The interment too
Mace Wednesday in the family gray
yard near Painter e. s. Herald, i
The Board of Supervisors will at the
roxt meeting. August 5th, recon
mend to the Circuit Court superb
tendent of the poor and county su
Vevor and will also elect on that ola
n 1hvsician to the Aims House Il
the next four years. All appllcan
for the positions, upon the autnorit
of the Board, are requested to pc
attendance and present their clalh
on the 5th.
T. Floyd Mock, trustee, will sell
nnblic auction on Saturday, July 2ft
1eO7 at 8 O'Clock p. M, at Savag
willie. the valuable tract OF land Q
longing to the heirs of Ann Byrd, q
ceased situated near Savagevill
and as her administrator and lmm
d;atelv after the sale of said re
estate. will sell at public auction
Sa;d premises all of her person
property.
J. Harry Rev, special commissio
or will sell at public auction in fro
ofC. L. Byrd & Sons store at N
tomnkin on Saturday afternoon, Ju
9th. 1907, at 2:3O O'Clock, all the RI
estate of which William Watkins
died seized and possessed, conslsti
of tract of cleared land, contain
about 40 acres and tract of woo
iond Of about 80 acres, both situat
in Whites Neck, near said village
Metompkin. For full particulars
posters.
At the Democratic primary electl
held i'm Northampton county l
Saturday, John E. Nottingham Nottingham,