Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.

MIR. H. B. Coleburn, after spending
several weeks in Baltimore, returned
to his home at Accomac @. ID. VIA
jamestown Exposition on Monday
DIR. Charles Lemon, the guest OF
late for several days of his sister,
Mrs. j. K. Goode, returned to MS
home at Cla1emont, West va. on
Thursday.
Master Cary Milliner, OF Locust
Vile, left last week for Baltimore 10
take course of studies during the
winter in Bryant and Stratton's Busi-
ness College.
An appeal has been granted by the
Supreme Court of Virginia in the
case of Nellie Hall VS.. H. X. Hall ana
others. executors and trustees OF
James Alfred Hall, deceased.
Valuable oyster grounds Will DE sofa
at public auction by David r. Mister
and William T. Kellam at Belle
Haven, October Sd, 8 p. m. See ad-
vertisement in this issue for full par
ticulars.
fair will be held at Woodbury. Nj.
F. Church, South, on "Wednesday,
October 2nd, and as usual big crowd
is expected but especial effort Is be-
ING made to entertain everyone. sup
per. ice cream and confectionaries
will be served.
Mr.. VIM. S. Ashby, representing
STRAINS Bros, Baltimore, spent the
week in Accomac and at Accomac Z.
II. on Friday, in taking orders for
tailor-made suits of clothes Tor MS
firm. His many friends gave him a
hearty welcome and many orders Tor
suits.
Four convicts, George H. Topping,
Fred Parker, David Wise and EDWARD
Ravlev. sentenced to terms in the
nenitentiary at the September term
of the circuit court of Accomac, were
token to that institution by MIR. u
Dombreck, messenger, on last Thurs
day.
The personal property OF Miss Hen
,nie Parramore, deceased, conslstins
in mart of walnut bedstead, comb
,ot;on hook case and desk, chairs
CLOTHES chest, beds &c. will be soi'
of nnbllc auction at her late residence
i'm Drumuoondtown, Saturday, Sept
2Sth, p. M.
Invitations have been issued b.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Broughto
70 the marriage of their daughter
Miss Ethel Lee, to Mr.. John Brinkle
Havman, on Wednesday forenoon
tbe ninth of October, 1907, at ha
after ten O'Clock, Methodist Eplsc(
nal Church, South, Onley, Va.
Mr.. Harry McCleary will be at
n. Nelson's stables, Accomac u n
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursda.
October. 1st, End and 3rd with
mnles. four of them 100 lbs. eac
and 10 horses. The stock is first ella
and you are invited to call and 81
them and get good horse or mule
A mass meeting of the Democrat
voters of Metompkin district VIII
held at Hopeton next Tuesday,
-, Cor the purpose of selecting thr
democratic County Committeeman
,sa;d district. A large attendance
the voters is expected and the me-
ing promises to be aninteresting OF
S. James burlington, special co
missioner, will sell at public aucti
ON Saturday, October y, 2.3o p
n front of storehouse of Rogers
Ropes at Melfa station, valuable r
estate. known as part of the "Sm
pbi,lips land,n belonging to the ne
90 Harriet E. Bull, deceased, situa'
near the village of Fair OAKS,
containing by actual survey 10 70
oores For full particulars see posse
Mr.. George Thomas Ames, nat
Of Accomac but for 80 years or M
q citizen of Baltimore and a pro
.t commission merchant OF t
o;tv has been appointed by Ma
Mchool 70 the very responsible
lucrative position OF Superlnteno
of public Buildings of Baltimore
the great satisfaction and pleasur
hrndreds of his friends on the Il
o,n shore. He is worthy OF the
nointment and will discharge the
ties of the office in a way tnac
reflect credit upon him and be IN
hest interest of the city of Baltim
A party given by Mr.. and MIS-
7 Lang at their home at Acco
n n. on Friday, goth inst, IN NJ
80 tbe;r nieces, Miss Grace Nj
ord Emma Parks, was plea
event of the season and very en-
ohle to all in attendance. Ice cl
and cake were served. Those y,
emit we're: Misses Mamie and MI
Iilliston. Dacie Bailey, Marcie
can Mary Lang, Emma and VI
Nelson; Messrs Richard Ayres,
sell Pope, Stewart Ashby' We
and Russell Taylor fhii MIL