Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-09-14
Saturday, September IA, l9O|
LOCAL NEWS.


1907. d
Mr. Rem r. Fisher left on Monoay
to have his eyes treated by speciai- n
list in Baltimore. d
The books of treasurer Hopkins
and deputy, Mr.. f. I. Powen' ai0 t
omen for the collection OF taxes
Mr. Iona Parks and daughter, and
N,rs. Ida Ailworth were among the
passengers By steamer to Baltimore a
this week.
Miss Margaret Groton will reopen t
her music class in Drummono'owh {
and Onancock, Monday, September
10th, 1907.
Fonr launches are offered for sale '
in another column by Mr.. A. ii. u
Mears. Wachapreague. See al lor
particulars.
Dr. J.H. Ayres, wife and children
,etrrned Monday from a two weeks
visit to her father, Rev. III. L. Der09'
of Brunswick county, Va.
Row John K. Goode, of Accomac
G. H., has just declined an urgent
and flattering call to Scottsvilie Bap-
fist Church, Albemarle Co., va
Keller and Onley divisions OF the
Produce Exchange will meet to day.
sentsmber 18th, 8 P. m. A fuil al
tendance of the members is requesUeo' |
Mrs L. J. Ross, after making
most pleasant visit with her sister,
Mrs. Merrill, of Pocomoke City, mas
returned to her home at Accomac -
H., Va.
The fall and winter clothing OF d.
Merrill Co., Pocomoke, has been re-
ceived and now open for the inspec-
finn of their customers. See al III
another column.
The annual fair for Guilford Metho-
dist Church will be held at church Oh
wednesday, September 1Sth,or Ii noV
fair weather on that day on 18TH INST
Everybody invited.
The health of Miss Sallie ThomaS'
of Northampton, who has been III inc
Richard Gundry Sanitarium, Cations
Vile. since the death Of her sister,
Nj Ie+tie has been entirely re-
stored.
Statements of the financial condl-
+;or ~ the Accomack Banking Co.,
Inc of the Belle Haven Bank, lnc''
ond If the Bank of Keller, Inc
at the close of business, August 2zno'
1907, appear in this issue.
Excursion boats, from Wachaprea
ONE for Cedar Island, leave at a. III
and d M. returning at 1890 and
M Adults 25 cents, children under
- wears 10 cents. Parties are re
tmested to notify in advance
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Thomas LeCat'
announce the marriage OF thel
daughter, Miss Emma Walter, to MI
Charles Dunlap Eichelberger o
wednesday, September the eign
teenth, at 9 a. M, Smiths Chape
Ouinby, Va. No invitations Will
issued on the Shore.
Invitations have been issued by M
aud Mrs. Alfred S. Kellam to Il
marriage of their daughter, MI
Mahalinda, to Mr.. Everett rowe
parks on Wednesday, the twenr
fifth of September, at high noon'
the Methodist Episcopal Churc
South, OnancCck, Va.
Accomac c. H. was represented
the jamestown Exposition this we
NV Mr.. VIM. P. Bell and wife, CAL
W H. Lang, Misses Emory and III
To uiooins. Minnie Stevenson, LIZ
aud annie Parker, Mary Eichelb'
GER MIR. L. Fletcher Scott and faml
Mr. Stewart Ashby and Master byr
ColeDurn.
William T. Mason, special comm
sioper, will sell at public auctlon
Harborton, on Saturday, Septem'
14tb. Sd. m, real estate OF wn
AoaJ crockett died seized and P
,sessed. consisting Of two tracts
parcels, situated on Funs s'', =
creek, near Harborton' For i'ui
ticulars see posters.
The valuable lot belonging 10
heirs of George Phillips, deceaS
situated near Accomack T. H. ,
containing two ~ acres, more or
,,,;l, he sold to the highest bidder,
saturday, Sept. 21st 1907, at . o. CT
in front of the Hotel Dougl
bv George F. Parker trustee
terms &C., see posters.
Rev w. L. Munger, field secre
of the Anti-Saloon League Oh
State of Michigan, will deliver
dresses TO the Oak Grove peopi
Sunday, September Is, at II a
and at Painter NJ. E. Church 81
Of D. m. DR.. Munger is a
speaker and rare and instr0o'iV
dress may be looked for
Misses Sarah and Miriam \
daughters of Mr.. L. Floyd Mock G,I }.
Misses Mary and Hardenia FLEET
daugbters of Mr.. Jas. H. Fletche.
left this week for Randoipn-M
Woman's College, Lynchburg'
Mr. VIM. H. G. Stevenson SC
NJ com,lJ. Stevenson. for