Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-09-07
Saturday, September Z, 1907
LOCAL NEWS.

The State Board OF flsherio' W."
,roat in Hampton, September 18TH
Mrs DIR. Kellam will reopen her
rusic class at Onley, September l6th'
1907.
Mr. Pleasanton Conquest, OF kich-
r,ond is at Accomac G. H., the guest
Of his cousins, the Misses CusUls'
Miss Margaret Groton will reopen
her music class In Drummondto"h
and Onancock, Monday, September
10th, 1907.
Ieatherbury, Belote & Co., Oman
cook advertise this week as mead
quarters for school OUTFIT see az
for particulars.
William Nedab, prosperous farm.
or and worthy colored man. dleu u
Brights disease at his home OIL roi''
Creek, Monday.
A statement of the financial condi-
+;on Of the Banking Co. OF l.. L.
Dirickson, Jr., located at Chinco-
teague Island, appears in this ISSUE
An advertisement of the successors
Of w. s. Dickinson & Son, PocomoAe
Citv. appears in this issue. Read 1t
also their card to the public.
The farm on which Mr.. j. H. Wal
ter at present resides, beautifully sio-
mated on Pungoteague Creek, Is lor
sale or rent. See advertisement Ill
another column.
Mr. Wm,E. Lewis, oyster Inspector
nil he at "Mutten Hunk" Saturday
September 14th, at 2 O'Clock p M
for the purpose of issuing oysVei
Icenses and collecting ground reh's'
Especial attention is invited to al.
vertisement of Temperancevile D"nA
in another column. No one VIII CUES
tion its responsibility to deposi1or'
and it pays 3 per. cent. on Tune ue
posits.
Excursion boats, from Wachaprea
one for Cedar Island, leave at a. III
and D. M, returning at 1890 and
n m. Adults % cents, children unoel
- wears 10 cents. Parties are re
o,nsted to notify in advance.
Mrs. Amy Weech, State Superlnten
den. of Young Woman's Temperance
Ur;on. ON account of sickness, ma
b,sn compelled to cancel all OF ne
engagements to deliver temperate
addresses on the Eastern Shore.
Mr.. G. Snow Kilmon and family Q
KELLER. to the regret of their man
sr;ends in that section, left this wee
Gov baltimore, their future home. MI
Ki,mon goes there to accept pos
t;on with the Stewart Fruit 20.
Valuable personal property lnciu'
ing horses, cattle, saw MILL timoo,
resl estate &c , is advertised for sal
IN another column by DIR. J.W. ehor
Greenbackville. See adverusemei
in this issue for full particulars
The village of louisville was re-
resented at the Exposition this wee
NV Misses Annie Kellam, Maud bul
Maud Morris, Lizzie and Mary Mill
or: Messrs. Wesley Bloxom, Cary MI
liner, Carroll Kellam, Asher Mliiih
and E. Frank Jones.
The fourth quarterly meeting I
the Pungoteague charge VIII DC nc
sontember 7th and Sth. On Saturoa
Rev R. F. Gayle will preach at IL
m and in afternoon quarterly CO
ference will convene. On Sunday
will preach at Evergreen at IL a. L
and at Charlottesville at 3 p. NJ
William T. Mason, special comm
sioner, will sell at public auction
uorborton, on Saturday, Septemt
11th On. M. real estate of viii
AooJ Crockett died seized and p
sessed. consisting of two tracts
narcels. situated on Pungoteag
creek. near Harborton. For 1uii P
ticulars see posters.
The valuable lot belonging to
heirs of George Phillips deceaS
situated near Accomack Z. H.
Containing two % acres, more or lt
n;ll he sold to the highest bidder,
Saturday, Sept. Dist 1907, at 8 o'cl'
~ in front of the Hotel Dough
bv George F. Parker trustee
terms &c., see posters.
Rev w. L. Munger, field secret
~ the Anti-Saloon League OF
State of Michigan, will denver
Dresses to the Oak Grove people
Sunday, September IA, at II a.
I'D at painter NJ. E. Church Sol
at D. m. DIR. Munger is g
sneaker and rare and instructive
dress may be looked for
Misses Ruth Williams and L
Downing, of Birmingham
schoolmates of Miss S. Wingate
tbews, daughter of Hon. S. vii
Matthews, are guests OF Miss
tbews at her home at Oak 1
Miss Sue Gregory, of MeckienO
Va, after spending two weeks
her, left for home last week.
Valuable real estate of which
Bette G. Mapp, died, seized and
sessed, situated near Wachaprea
and house and lot in that town
aduertised for sale at private con