Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-08-10
LOCAL NEWS.

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Pocomoke Fair begins Tuesday,
August 20, and continues days.
Notice to creditors of Alfred j.
Vessels, deceased, appears IN TINS
issue.
Mrs. Robert P. Coleburn and child
rem are visiting relatives and friends
in New Jersey.
Great gift sale at Leatherbury,
Belote & Co.'S. beginning TUESDAY
August 18th. See large al.
Miss Estelle Walker, of Baltimore,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Lottle
Eichelberger at Accomac Z. H.
Miss Juliet Parramore of the state
of Washington is at Accomac u H.
the guest of relatives and friends.
The Eastern Shore Agricultural
Fair. near Keller, opens Tuesday
August 9th, and continues four days
Upshur Melbourne, eldest son OF
the late A Upshur Mapp, died July
23d. at his residence in Baltimore
aged p years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Drummond,
of Norfolk, and Mr.. Will BreWinguon,
of New York, are guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. James H. Fletcher, Jr.
Misses Josie Fox and Mary Dodge
and Mr.. William Dodge, OF Baltimore,
are at Accomac Q. H., the guests OF
the family of Mr.. Saml. ). Stevenson
Mr.. Landon B. Derby and Or:
Schoolfield, of Wake Forest, West
Va. arrived this week for a soIourn
of several days with the family OF Dr.
J. II. Ayres.
James, aged one year, son OF Mr.;
Ered l.. Thomas, died Wednesday and
was buried from Hollies Baptist
church on Thursday, Rev. Jno. n.
Goode conducting the services.
Miss Ella Milliner, a popular and
highly esteemed young lady, daugn-
fer of MIR. Thomas Milliner, died FRI
day morning, of typhoid fever at her
home, near Accomac Q. H., aged IS
years.
Cheap excursion trains tor Tasley
Fair August 1916. Trains will leave
Pocomoke City and Cape Charles
early in the morning passing your
station in time to give you full day
to enjoy yourself.
Walker, the greatest starter east OF
the Mississippi, will start the ponies
at Tasley Fair, August 1875. me
neople in the grand stand will ENJOY
his work. The boys in the sulkeys-
well, that's another story.
If in arrears for subscription to the
Enterprise you will be expected 10
see us at the fairs during the month
and pay up. See us and save US the
trouble and expense of sending you
bill after the fairs are over.
The boarding tent at the Tasley fair
will be run this year by MIR. IT, Lloyo
Doughty, of Hotel Doughty, Accomac
G. H., and excellent board ana nrs1
class accommodations may be expect
ed by all who patronize him.
Valuable real estate is offered for
Gale at private contract by Mr. John
w. Rayl s, Pocomoke City, situated
ON the road leading from New Church
to that town. See advertisement IN
this issue for full particulars.
The ladies of the Andrew Chapel
Missionary Society will hold lawn
marty at the home of Mr.. John Reide,
near Cashville, Saturday afternoon,
Aupust 10th, beginning at $3.50 p. m.
&c rdiqllV invited.
An excursion train will be run every
dav from Pocomoke City to the Tasley
Fair next week for the accommoda-
tion of passengers from that place
and intermediate points, leaving
Pocomoke City at O'Clock a. m.
The catalogues of the Keller fair
for this wear are in the hands OF MIR. j..
n. Turner, secretary, Painter, Va, Tor
distribution. Call on or write to him
for one and get your exhibits ready
for the old fair, the oldest in the State.
The Accomac Association will meet
with the Atlantic Baptist Church Aug
ust l4th to 10th. Visiting brethren
and delegates coming by train Will
get off at Bloomtown. Conveyances
will be provided to convey them 10
and from church.
Especial attention is invited to ad-
vertisement in this issue OF w: ..
Dickinson & Son, Pocomoke clty'
You are invited, as will be noted, 70
make their place of business mead
quarters when in attendance at the
Pocomoke fair.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give
bazaar in Mrs. Alice Boone,s yaro d.
Painter next Monday evening, Aug
10Th, commencing at tve O'CLOCK
Among the attractions there Will De
free concert, fish pond and refresh
ments. Everybody is cordially invited
to attend and spend pleasant even
ing.
Mr.. John w. Kelly, a prominent
and worthy citizen of upper Accomac
reported in another column as being
naralvzed by fall from his carriage
bnt who according to other reports Il
Snfferinp from injuries due to blow
fonllv dealt him, is not expected Il
live but a few hours, according u
advices received at time of going Il
press.
Valuable real estate of which Mrs
BETTE @. Mapp, died, seized and pos
sessed, situated near Wachapreague
and house and lot in that town ar
advertised for sale at private contraG
in another column this week by +. W
Mapp, agent for the heirs, and if no no
disclosed of in that way will be sol
at public auction at Wachapreagu
ON Saturday, September 18th, 3 p. nj
See ad for particulars.
MIR. Tully A. Joynes resigned a
superintendent of the B. O. & A. Raj
wav Co. last week. He had been Tn
employ of that company and the OF
Eastern Shore Steamboat GO. for
--oore IN, moro If is under