Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Wednesday, October 2lst. r
New goods at Leatherbury, Beioee
g. Co.'S. See their advertisementtniS
week. 7
The announcement of Clicks great
fall opening appears in another COL 6
umn this week.
Mrs Henry G. Ayres left Monday
for a visit of several weeks W "e
sons in Baltimore.
Mrs. Talton w. Engle, of Grafton
w. Va, is visiting her parents MT
and Mrs. w. A. Bloxom at Locust
vile.
Mr. Tbos. ]. Savage, of near Locust
Vile who has been suffering from
severe attack of typhoid fever, is I'M
proving.
MIR. Harry Mabie, of New York. ar
rived Monday on visit to his wiie
now the guests of relatives at Acco
mac @. II.
Mr. Arthur Parks, wife, sons anu
danchters. of near Accomac u H.
snent several days at the jamestown
Exposition this week.
The revival meeting at Drummono-
town Methodist Church, which closed
Tuesday night, resulted IN eign' con
~:,s ond six accessions to that
church.
Mr. Rem It. Fisher, absent from the
Enterprise Office for the iaS' Vnree
,roots on account of sickness, Is I'M
nroving and will resume his WORK
next week.
Miss Sadie P. Duncan. OF the nrni
% Miss Duncan & Co., Belle HAVEN
;s in Philadelphia this week purehaS-
inc fall millinery and will be nome
the last of the week.
An advertisement of Mr.. P. q. saw
.oe Exmore, appears in this issue,
He can furnish you as will be noVeo
with anything you need IN Stoves
cooking utensils, pumps &C.
Mrs. L. D. Lewis, Parksley, is home
from the Northern cities with a Iul
line of millinery and notions ana NO"
readv TO wait on her customers. Al
early call by them is sollciVeu'
Miss Mariana Higgins, OF Accoma'
CHI, operated on few days ago a !,
Dr Johnson's hospital, Richmond
for appendicitis, is reported as oolnI
wen and her early return home Is eA
pected.
Esnec;al attention is invited to IN
fall opening of Dickinson's' Pocomok
o;tv next Thursday and Friday. Thel
display of goods in many lines is IN
mense. Read their advertisement o
another page for particulars.
Mrs. Thomas Gardner returns TO nj
home at Accomac Q. H., to day. a.
COMMANDED by her grandson, from
visit of a week to her son IN BAN
more and other relatives and frlen'
in that city and Washington.
The annual races of Mr.. A
Tavlor on the track near Parksl'
will take place this year on Tuesda
October 18th. An interesting fea1u
Of the day will be pony race for
purse of fifty dollars. Full par'iS
lars will appear in next issue oi u
paper.
meeting of the directors OF
Eastern Shore of Va. Produce
change at Onley on "Wednesday
dividend of 10 per cent was decial
and Parsley was selected as
Mace and Wednesday, December 4
1907 as the time of the next ann
meeting.
Tho announcement is made VI
tho authority of Mr.. L. James ii
lop. general director, that meeV
Of the Keller division of the Proc
exchange will be held at Keller NJ
dav October 18th, 23O p. M, ana
important business requires inc
tend ,nce of every member.
s. James burlington, special c
missioner. will sell at public auc
ON Saturday, October H. 2.So p
s.ont IF storehouse of Roger
Rooos at Melfa station, valuable
estate. known as part of the Isl
ph;llins land" belonging to the
of Harriet E. Bull, deceased, stu
near the village of Fair OAKS
containing by actual survey ~ q
oores. For full particulars see pos
A large stock of new goods mas
heen opened out by j. IL. BYRD
in a large storehouse recently
n,eted at Hallwood, who throug
extend an invitation to the pun
oou on them. Their stocks col
in mart of fine dress goods c'oI
1ad;oO misses and children
~attinos. carpets, linoleums,
ture, fine shoes, hats &C: Fuiie ,
ticulars given in next issue o.
paper.
Pow and Rev, special comm
ers, in suit of ALFRED P, White
y. a,s va. William H. Rev, W
Is'n will sell at public auction,
highest bidder, on Saturday "
oseh 1907, at o'clock p. M IN
Of the Parksley Hotel, Parksley
all that certain tract or parcel
Known as the Burton Farm